What does “Money for the fish again.” mean?

Someone has returned to the same argument or topic for the hundredth time.

How do you say «Знову за рибу гроші.» in English?

Naturally: “Here we go again.”. The closest English idiom is “Here we go again.”.

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🤖 Literally, in English

Знову за рибу гроші. Znovu za rybu hroshi

🤨 What does it ACTUALLY mean? →

🇬🇧 What you'd actually say

“Here we go again.”

also: “We've been over this.” · “Not this again.”

📖 Meaning: Someone has returned to the same argument or topic for the hundredth time.
💡 Why it's funny: There is no fish and no money involved in any part of the situation, which makes the phrase completely opaque to an outsider.
🧭 Closest English idiom: “Here we go again.”
📝 Explanation: Said with an eye-roll when a conversation loops back to an old grievance.

🧠 Learn

here we go again (phrase) — said when an annoying situation repeats — знову те саме “He's complaining — here we go again.”
go over something (phrase) — to discuss or examine something again — обговорювати, переглядати “We went over it twice.”

🗣 In context

Знову за рибу гроші — ми це вже сто разів обговорювали.

Here we go again — we've discussed this a hundred times.

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