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JamalM7	Jan 26, 12, 09:01 #1
Apparently the Polish translation of "mint" has an x-rated connotation. Can anyone explain this to me, and what this connotation actually is?

AlligatorThreads: - Posts: 350 Joined: Dec 15, 10 ♂	Jan 26, 12, 09:13 #2
In polish there is an idiom "czuć do kogoś miętę". It means that you feel something for someone, that maybe you are in love.