How do you say "give me a kiss" in Polish

LouJen

7 Nov 2006 / #1

My Baci used to say it to me when I was a child.
She has passed on. I can't remember how to
say it. Please help.
Thank you so much

Loujen

gosica 1 | 33

7 Nov 2006 / #2

give me a kiss = "daj buzi" / "daj całusa" / "pocałuj mnie"

Kaycie

3 Dec 2006 / #3

those all mean give me a kiss?

dziadek 3 | 64

3 Dec 2006 / #4

"pocałuj mnie"- "kiss me"

pat

26 Dec 2006 / #5

Pocałuj mnie, daj buziaka, daj buzi.
All above mean give me a kiss or just kiss me.

Babylon 16 | 192

31 Dec 2006 / #6

All options are good:

daj buzi
daj buziaczka
pocałuj mnie
pocałuj
cmoknij mnie w policzek
daj cmoka
buziaczek?

And so on....

TheAutoholic

10 Feb 2007 / #7

I don't remember how to spell it correctly in Polish, but its close to "Dze mi buszhi"

Magdushya 3 | 104

10 Feb 2007 / #8

die me buzi

oneqtrpolish

8 Mar 2007 / #9

I don't know the correct spelling... but I was taught the pronunciation of.. sounds like... "dahmi boushee"

ArturSzastak 3 | 593

8 Mar 2007 / #10

Wow. Someone beat you to it Krysia. You slacking??

krysia 23 | 3,058

8 Mar 2007 / #11

You slacking??

huh?? What?? what's going on?

ArturSzastak 3 | 593

8 Mar 2007 / #12

You didn't get the translation to him first. I thought something happened. Got worried :(

krysia 23 | 3,058

8 Mar 2007 / #13

I was almost there....but my horse slipped and didn't make it in time.

ArturSzastak 3 | 593

8 Mar 2007 / #14

Oh I see....I told you to upgrade to Velociraptor.

krysia 23 | 3,058

8 Mar 2007 / #15

Some day I will, when I win that lottery...

forgetmenots 4 | 77

8 Mar 2007 / #16

remember my phone number then I will help you to invest :) :) :) :) lol

krysia 23 | 3,058

8 Mar 2007 / #17

It's a deal.
Isn't it funny how suddenly you get all these new friends?

forgetmenots 4 | 77

8 Mar 2007 / #18

Isn't it funny how suddenly you get all these new friends?

Krysia NEW ? ME???? how could you ....
dont you remember when we said that we are friends forever 20 years ago??????

You just broke my heart sista !

FireWire - | 23

22 Mar 2007 / #19

isn't buzi (spelling?) on it's own closer to mouth? kinda makes sense in that polish language way :)

krysia 23 | 3,058

22 Mar 2007 / #20

buzia is mouth

FireWire - | 23

22 Mar 2007 / #21

oh heheh. u can forgive my mistake then :)

opts 10 | 260

22 Mar 2007 / #22

Don't ask. Have courage and kiss him/her. :)

sapphire 22 | 1,241

23 Mar 2007 / #23

pocaluj mnie dupa :)

muzyka

23 Mar 2007 / #24

I think that should read "pocaluj mnie w dupe"

sapphire 22 | 1,241

23 Mar 2007 / #25

sorry my Polish is crap (no pun intended)

clunkshift 2 | 82

23 Mar 2007 / #26

pocaluj mnie dupa?

Forgive my poor understanding of Polish, but are you implying that this is a nice invitation rather than an insult?

I'm sure a direct translation to English or US English would invite a punch on the nose.

sapphire 22 | 1,241

23 Mar 2007 / #27

well it depends how you say it and who to I think.. can be quite affectionate cant it? but I agree, best not said to a stranger... pogue mahone.

szkotja2007 27 | 1,498

23 Mar 2007 / #28

pogue mahone.

Or alternatively -
"Na pòg mo thòin"
Do not kiss my @rse.
Not that the spelling is important - its the thought that counts !

I suppose "dupa" can always be substituted for something else.

sapphire 22 | 1,241

23 Mar 2007 / #29

I suppose "dupa" can always be substituted for something else

well I like to substitute it for cipka myself.

ella - | 46

23 Mar 2007 / #30

pocaluj mnie dupa

be careful with this :)

"pocaluj mnie dupo" (not dupa) = kiss me ,you looser (or arshole)

"pocaluj mnie w dupe" = " kiss me in the ass" and suggest:
"leave me alone"