Oh OK blyat is like malaka we use in greek not the same meaning but same use
This is also a very used swearing word
Хуй/Hui
Literal meaning: d*ck
How to use it: A very multifunctional word that is usually used in various phrases and has a variety of derivatives. We don’t really know when and how this word appeared, but research suggests that ancient Slavic people would use it. Usually, the situations never have anything to do with the male reproductive organ. The context is similar to the word ‘fck’. For example, Иди на хуй (‘Idi na hui’) means ‘Go fck yourself’ and Хуй знает (‘Hui zna-et’) means ‘Who the f*ck knows?’
Google translates it to Fuck
HAHA you have made a big research
Yes i think this is the most used meaning for this slang
I think Blyat is not used the same as malaka at all.
So Tessa didn’t want a party? Given that she was the one who cleaned up the mess the last time, I can understand why she might not have wanted another party so soon after the last one. I also thought Lexi didn’t want a party either, because she had to meet her m____r for lunch the next day, which is why her and Pablo had an arguement. In terms of interfering in other peoples arguements, often it is best to leave them to it, others interfering does tend to inflame the situation and sometimes they become part of the problem and not the solution.
She is lovely
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Hmmmm I’m not sure maybe we need to call Tessa in for a closer inspection. 
Where’s Eric?? 
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You can have more than one 