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Lost word (that describes a person)



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  Oct 6, 09, 16:31 /  #
My friend is currently studying polish. Recently she was asked to write small paragraph about her friend in polish on her courses. I was the one to be described. She've read me her work but haven't told translation of one word. Unfortunately i've forgotten it but know that it starts with 't' and has between 4 and 8 characters (it's not for sure). I'm really interested in what that word was. But i don't know polish so finding the word is not that trivial task. I'll be glad to hear the variants of the word with english translation. Thanks. ;)

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Edited by: krysia   Oct 6, 09, 16:35 /  #
Could be anything, like "transvestite" :)
Was it a name, how did the sentence go or just a word?
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  Oct 6, 09, 16:39 /  #
Could be anything, like "transvestite" :)

No. I would have guessed it. ;)
"Was it a name, how did the sentence go or just a word?

It was something like 'On jest t****.'
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  Oct 6, 09, 16:44 /  #
Could be anything. It could also be two words: "taki fajny" meaning "he is so cool".
Try to get a hold of the writing, it really could be anything
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  Oct 6, 09, 16:47 /  #
Could be anything. It could also be two words: "taki fajny" meaning "he is so cool".

There was three words in the sentence. Maybe it'll help.
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  Oct 6, 09, 16:49 /  #
Where the other two words: "on jest"?
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  Oct 6, 09, 16:55 /  #
densh:
My friend

Is your friend cute?
Just ask her out if you like her, you know it is almost impossible for anyone to get the correct word and for you to even recognise it.
So learn some Polish to impress her and ask her out on a date, get married, have lots of kids and with your grandchild on your lap, ask her what word was it.
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  Oct 6, 09, 17:02 /  #
So learn some Polish to impress her and ask her out on a date, get married, have lots of kids and with your grandchild on your lap, ask her what word was it.

I've already started, really. :-D

Where the other two words: "on jest"?

Yes.
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  Oct 6, 09, 17:32 /  #
toporny
tłusty
tępy
typowy
tandetny
tani
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  Oct 6, 09, 17:47 /  #
gumishu:
toporny
tłusty
tępy
typowy
tandetny
tani

Looks like not one of these.
krysiaThreads: 26
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  Oct 6, 09, 18:14 /  #
Ok. So we know it starts with a "t" and ends in either "y" or "i".
Now we're getting somewhere.
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  Oct 6, 09, 18:18 /  #
Tirowek?

Please don't take this answer seriously. Shawn.
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  Oct 6, 09, 18:18 /  #
twórczy
twardy
towarzyski
trywialny

Maybe you remembered phonetic form of this word?
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  Oct 6, 09, 18:25 /  #
krysia:
ends in either "y" or "i".

Or end in -em if it's a noun.
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  Oct 6, 09, 18:32 /  #
Sildar:
twórczy
twardy
towarzyski
trywialny

good examples mine are so negative
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  Oct 6, 09, 20:47 /  #
I would have thought that it was just easier to ask or look at the text. In the end, this is a pointless task.
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  Oct 6, 09, 21:05 /  #
SzwedwPolsce:
Or end in -em if it's a noun

or "±" like in "¶wini±", but that of course doesn't start with a "t"
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  Oct 15, 09, 21:29 /  #
The word was tęgim. Google Translate told me that it means energetic. Thx to everyone. =)
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  Oct 16, 09, 11:30 /  #
densh:
The word was tęgim. Google Translate told me that it means energetic.

energetic in Polish is energiczny

word tęgim comes from tęgi and means sturdy, big
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  Oct 17, 09, 10:11 /  #
asik, thx for right translation! =))

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