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Verbs and vocabulary around squatting


daveithinkThreads: 5
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Hey all,

Wierd topic to be discussing in a language exchange but I need some advise on what words are used when talking about squatting in Polish...

I know that squat is skłot but is there a verb?

All I could find online is kucać. Is that the only verb, or is there an imperfective/perfective pair of verbs that people use?

Also if anyone has any other vocabulary around squatting that you could post that would be great :)

Thanks in advance,
Davey
peter_olsztynThreads: 8
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daveithink:
I know that squat is skłot but is there a verb?

waletować, mieszkać na dziko, przechować się, zamelinować się, znaleĽć metę
daveithinkThreads: 5
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That's great! Thanks!
olaboga   Jun 5, 09, 10:53 /  #
daveithink:
All I could find online is kucać.

It would be good I guess.
"Stary mogę kucn±ć u ciebie na melinie?
Zakucam 2 nocki i lece dalej w ¶wiat."
benszymanskiThreads: 9
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daveithink:
squatting in Polish..

Are you talking about squat in the sense of staying overnight somewhere or in the sense of squatting as a physical position (i.e. like kneeling, sitting etc..)?
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