English words and expressions used in Polish conemporary language

there are many of them:

but the latest one I heard is:

COOL, TRENDY AND GLAMOUR.

Sorki

yessssss

there has to be more

matek1, I always knew that your were the diamond in the rough

OK; lajtowo; looknąć; fak ju, joł...

what's that?

hardcore - someone describing poor quality hotel in Lviv "warunki hardcore"
man - "man" - moj man, nie mam mana
money - describing someone with cash, rich or looking rich - "gościu jest money", "ten money, w skórzanej kurtce" (spelling: many )

"Jak sie masz?" "Jak sie macie?" - this pharse entered polish language quite recently, too and comes obviously from traslating "how are you"
"dokladnie!" - used now in polish as often as in eglish "Exactly!"

that's so true - so prevelant indeed

I've heard some funny ones lately:

"malanżyk" - party
"ściemniać coś" - to lie
"ostra jechanka" - something is cool
"puścić głuchego" - to send SMS

I hope that the above will give you an update in the street-polish language

thanks Kamyk - I am always interested in the street language, however the topic is:English words used in Polish, so perhaps you have something to add as well.

cash, phone, finish, sorry

In the English language, we would use this if say someone ordered the hotest curry on the menu - you would say you are "hardcore"

Something easy, light, for example: Jak ci poszło na egzaminie? Łe tam, lajcik/lajtowo. Pytania były banalnie proste.

mind your language young man!

I'm sorry. I don’t know what came over me. It won't happen again, I promise.

ohh ... my bet Miranda. You made the question more difficult than I originally had it in my imagination ...

Well, I guess for the Polish-Canadians the following would be pretty often used:
- insurance
- no problem
- experience
I could even hear some attempts of "Polishing" the english words to make them sound Polish .. whatever is the reason for such language development ---> ie. "dzwoniłem dzisiaj do inszury"