What does"erre es korakas" mean in English?

Answer by  Searsi (33)

Literally, it means "Go to the crows" or "Go to the ravens" and was a popular curse in ancient Greek. Ravens and crows were associated with death and carrion-eating, and particularly with feeding on battlefield dead. The phrase was used by the Greeks as the equivalent to "Go to hell! "

Answer by  Phil97 (569)

Erre es korakas is the Ancient Greek sentence that means "Go to the ravens! ," which has the meaning of "Go to hell! "

Answer by  Anonymous

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