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nykaThreads: 3
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Joined: Feb 20, 07 ♂ 		 Mar 23, 07, 03:50    #1
Hallo!
I would like to know some polish slang phrases. The most popular. Can anybody help me?


emi  Mar 23, 07, 05:58    #2
Kumam czaczę - understood very well


krysiaThreads: 26
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fiksum-dyrdum - insanity, crazy
czeski-niebieski - not knowlegeable at somthing
ćpun - a narcotics addict
ćpać - take drugs


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ziom, kolo - dude


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strugać wariata- to act like an idiot (lit. to whittle the idiot)


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Wypas- "cool/ nice"
ale zwała- used when you make fun of sth/sb
mieć przypał- to have a problem

Lately in polish slang switching syllables it the words is trendy (i also use it).
For instance: "pałprzy" instead of "przypał"; or "brzedo" instead of "dobrze"- a simple "ok"


lvlalvl  Mar 23, 07, 14:24    #7
kapitalny; świetny (o ludziach) --best; top-rated (of people) /ace
zamieniać się w słuch -- to listen carefully /all ears
skonany; wykończony - very tired; exhausted; pooped /all in
dupek -- *******
lizus-- sb who always tells you nice things so as to get some benefits, profits / ass-licker
confident ( in polish mean) - informer; sb who squeals
donosiciel; kapuś ---informer; sb who squeals
kapitalny; super; genialny; rewelacyjny - fantastic; great; terrific; excellent / awesome

Pozdrawiam.fm


nykaThreads: 3
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And what means exactly 'nie ma sprawy'? No problem?


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yep it does


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browar-beer


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ale pizdzi-it's cold in here


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jarac fajki-to smoke ciggies


miranda  Mar 25, 07, 07:43    #13
jarac szlugi - smoke ciggarettes


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obalac browara-drink beer


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pet, fajka, szlug - fag (a cigarette)
laska, lasencja - chick (a girl)
fajna dupa - a nice piece of ass (offensive of course)
cycki - tits
cycuszki - boobies


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balony, zderzaki, bufory, melony- boobs
wacek, ptak, mały- d*ck
gówno prawda- bullsh*t
pies, gliniarz, glina- a police officer
w pudle , w budzie, za kratkami, w ciupie- in the prison
maryśka- marihuana
koka- cocaine
hera- heroine
bełt, szlug, skręt - a cigarrete or a drug consumed by smoking


dziadekThreads: 5
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Quoting: dziadek
gliniarz, glina- a police officer


In communism times in Poland police was wearing badges made of pine wood. The pine tree naturally grows on a clay (glina in polish). This is how the word gliniarz was born.


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Quoting: dziadek
police was wearing badges made of pine wood


corection... badges were in a shape of a pine tree


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ok. about all those polish letters. In polish keybord layout (in WIndows i.e):
L+Alt (together) = Ł
S+Alt= Ś
A+Alt=Ą
N+Alt=Ń

..and so on...

zbufać się - to get stoned
pała - policeman or penis (only if it's big)
trąbka - a trumpet but it means a beer in a small 0.33 ml bottle
pół basa - a pint of vodka
krata browaru - a 24 pack of beer


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Joined: Apr 10, 07 ♂ 		 Apr 11, 07, 15:41    #20


there's some more:

łycha - it means a large spoon but also a bottle of whiskey
trzepak, pocieracz - porn movie
puknąć - to knock, but it also means to masturbate
spawarka - a welding machine but also a lighter
kwadrat - a square but also a house, home

enjoy

P.S. I'm a bit too old to say that kind of words(33), so i'm not using it anymore - just remember them ...my silly teenage time


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Małpka - 0,25 l bottle of wódka
Pieprzyć się, ruchać się, dupczyć się, rżnąć się - to have sex (offensive)
Dmuchać - about a man having sex with a woman (offensive)


BartolomeThreads: 2
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Quoting: TripTic
łycha - it means a large spoon but also a bottle of whiskey

Damn, I didn't even know that I've got a łycha in the cupboard
Quoting: TripTic
puknąć - to knock, but it also means to masturbate

puknąć means also have sex with sb (usually about from a male point of wiev )


HELPmeout  Apr 12, 07, 21:19    #23
Jak Se Poscielisz Tak Sie Wyspisz
what does this mean?


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As you make your bed, so you must lie on it


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Dżojnty - cigarettes
paka - prison
ubzdryngolić się - to get (be) drunk
ziomek - dude
fagas - dude
nadawać - speak a lot
morda w kubeł - shut up
płyta ci się zacięła - repeat something all the time
sparing - fighting
;-)enjoy;-)


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czaić bazę - to understand


EastenderThreads: -
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Joined: May 2, 07 ♂ 		Edited by: Eastender  May 2, 07, 23:01    #27
Hi Guys,

How do i say:

"hello babe, you look wonderful" ?

thanks


krysiaThreads: 26
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Joined: Aug 10, 06 ♀ 		 May 2, 07, 23:17    #28
Here's a couple versions:
"cześć piękna, bardzo ładnie wyglądasz"
"cześć ślicznotka, pięknie wyglądasz"


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Joined: May 2, 07 ♂ 		 May 2, 07, 23:42    #29
many thanks for your quick response :)


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Joined: Mar 6, 07 ♂ 		 May 3, 07, 00:23    #30
i find all of the slang terms funny... i stopped learning polish at 9 :)


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