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quick question. asked my mom if Piot was Pete in Polish, but she said there was no short form for Peter. is this true? i know there is Piotrek, and a few other ways to say it, but no short form to Peter?
MyszolowThreads: 4
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Piotr is Peter

The form Piotrek is used if you are familiar with the person. (Hardly short, but it's a short name to begin with.) Also Piotru¶.
Polonius3Threads: 1,005
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Is Pieter a dialectic form? If so, is it typical of any particular region?
The well-known rhyme goes: Nie pieprz Pietrze wiepzra pieprzem...
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