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Jakoś tam będzie



LeonisThreads: 28
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 Mar 15, 10, 12:54    #1
Cześć:-) Please help!

I know what it means literally, BUT I guess it has a figurative sense, hasn't it? Just because I heard it from Poles, and I don't really understand this expression...



purplewolfThreads: 2
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Edited by: purplewolf  Mar 15, 10, 12:57    #2
Leonis:
I guess it has a figurative sense, hasn't it?

Yes, it does.. It's a famous Polish "jebałpiesizm pospolity" known as a specific form of "pessimistic optimism" [sic]...

"Jakoś to będzie" is more correct, i guess... The word "tam" doesn't fit the phrase...


AdamKadmon  Mar 15, 10, 15:37    #3
Choose one:

1) Things will turn out well, I'm sure;
2) Let's hope for the best;
3) It'll turn out all right;
4) Things will work out;
5) It'll be all right


AdamKadmon  Mar 15, 10, 15:52    #4
literally: 'one way or the other, it's gonna be somehow'


LeonisThreads: 28
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 Mar 19, 10, 19:39    #5
Thank you all very much for your answers! :-DD




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