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Does "Suck this mango"literally means sth???Does have any correspondence in english idiom???

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Does "Suck this mango"literally means sth???Does have any correspondence in english idiom???

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I am not familiar with the term 'suck this mango'. Check the following URL for additional guidance: Urban Dictionary: suck this mango

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