| There was a wedding in the village next door. | 
| We were invited to a wedding at the estate. | 
| Dressed up we (WE!), all dressed up, | 
| And rushed together to where it was very cool | 
| And everything is great. | 
| And together we understood that we would get drunk there terribly. | 
| Everything! | 
| Forward! | 
| Booze is calling us! | 
| And we will fill the waterless belly, oh! | 
| Wedding! | 
| See lead! | 
| Today they put a collar on someone. | 
| Wedding! | 
| Under the clapping of hands | 
| Today, someone voluntarily climbed under the heel. | 
| Wedding! | 
| Everyone is drinking today | 
| Today everyone walks and sings songs. | 
| Wedding! | 
| You can't help but get drunk here! | 
| Wedding! | 
| You're fine, and I'm getting married! | 
| In general, we were carried to the wedding like crazy on our feet. | 
| Horse stomp on a country road. | 
| We trampled all the geese, we haven't come yet. | 
| Who crossed the road gave us a dubak. | 
| Then we got to the bottom of the swill, in short, | 
| We sipped water until late at night. | 
| Seriously, nobly we grabbed stakes and crowbars, | 
| How our roof was torn off by water, boys. | 
| We broke stakes and crowbars on our backs mercilessly, | 
| And far after midnight we went back. | 
| Through the graveyard the old path was not easy | 
| From fear, each of us burped deliciously. | 
| And devils, bitches, jumped insolently in front of us. | 
| Let's go for 150, so it wouldn't be creepy. | 
| And the more we drank, the louder those devils howled. | 
| With vodka, we only, damn it, aggravated our fear. |