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lece kurde normalnie - Meaning of sentence


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polandownsThreads: 10
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Edited by: Administrator  Aug 9, 10, 23:27    #1
What does this sentence mean:

lece kurde normalnie nie moge się rozstać.

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Edited by: zetigrek  Aug 9, 10, 23:36    #2
Its high time to go, damn, but I can't say goodbye

its not literal as my english is limited.
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Edited by: jonni  Aug 9, 10, 23:39    #3
zetigrek:
Its high time to go, damn, but I can't say goodbye

That's a good translation. An alternative is 'I'm off, but f*ck it I'm no good at goodbyes'.

The 'normalnie' confused me a bit, but 'goodbyes' rather than 'goodby' seems to represent the same concept..
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Edited by: zetigrek  Aug 9, 10, 23:41    #4
jonni:
The 'normalnie' confused me a bit.


it means nothing, just suggest low social status of the speaking person... oh maybe not ;) It's just colloquial added slang word meaning nothing in this context

Normalnie is said when someone is lacking of words because of limited language skills.
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 Aug 9, 10, 23:53    #5
Thinking about acquaintances who use it, that makes sense :-)
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 Aug 19, 10, 13:58    #6
im going damn just normal, i cant (split up/say goodbye)



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