Polish Swear Words

bossieThreads: 1 Posts: 148 Joined: Jun 11, 06 ♀	Jul 9, 06, 14:07 #61
Quoting: Guest "cohamptshire" or "cohampton" 1. Kocham cie - I love you 2. Kocham to - I love it - whatever you were doing

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Jul 9, 06, 14:47 #62
can someone polish translate please 1 chuj 2 kutas 3 fiut 4 dupek 5 pojeb 6 dziwka 7 spieprzaj 8 spierdalaj 9 pojebany 10 pierdolec

bolo	Jul 9, 06, 22:02 #63
1 chuj - dick 2 kutas - dick 3 fiut -dick 4 dupek - ashole 5 pojeb - ashole 6 dziwka - whore 7 spieprzaj - buzz off 8 spierdalaj - fcuk off 9 pojebany - fcuking crazy 10 pierdolec - to fcuk

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Jul 18, 06, 20:36 #64
can someone tell me what fucks sake or for fucks sake is in polish please

boloThreads: 4 Posts: 345 Joined: Jul 11, 06 ♂	Jul 18, 06, 20:39 #65
Quoting: plg, Post #66 fucks sake Probably it's: "do kurwy nedzy"

lefThreads: 13 Posts: 564 Joined: Jun 27, 06 ♂	Jul 19, 06, 01:04 #66
admin I don't believe the word 'fuck" has been correctly explained to readers, A lot of people (poles) use american/english swear words without any understanding of the word... a lot of swear words evolve over a period of time and the correct interpretation will never be understood by new users.

highdrawlicks	Jul 25, 06, 22:37 #67
I'm writing a story in which one character is a Polish American who lives as an outsider in a mainly Belgian community in the Midwest. At one point he invites them to kiss his Polish ass. So, I need the Polish word for ass. Thanks in advance. Michael P

boloThreads: 4 Posts: 345 Joined: Jul 11, 06 ♂	Jul 25, 06, 22:44 #68
ass - dupa , a simple Polish word

IndianPolishGurl	Jul 26, 06, 02:19 #69
My mom often says ''Kurwa mać'' when something mildly goes wrong... but she says it to herself, tho i always hear... haha I am all eyes and ears lol

IndianPolishGurl	Jul 26, 06, 02:20 #70
kiss my ass would be: pocałuj mnie w dupe!

Shelley	Jul 26, 06, 03:30 #71
Quoting: Guest, Post #5 I'm wondering how a native English speaker would pronounce it.. with great difficulty - I cant even get the fucking polish alphabet off to a tee yet!

HuegelThreads: 1 Posts: 333 Joined: Jul 26, 06 ♂	Jul 26, 06, 08:38 #72
Quoting: Shelley, Post #74 with great difficulty - I cant even get the fucking polish alphabet off to a tee yet! haha That made me chuckle! Know exactly how you feel! Love this thread, but my GF's not gonna be too impressed!

Shelley	Jul 26, 06, 09:58 #73
To be honest I dont really swear, the only word I use (probably too much) is Cock as in What a cock (usually referring to some bafoon who drives badly or some idiot thats talking sh*t) Oh cock (forgot mobile halfway to work)

boloThreads: 4 Posts: 345 Joined: Jul 11, 06 ♂	Jul 27, 06, 23:40 #74
Quoting: Shelley, Post #76 as in Other examples please go on...

Shelley

Jul 28, 06, 03:55 #75

okay here are some more examples - I must admitt i do use it rather a lot and it seems to have caught on in work and with friends!

Well let say you get off the phone from some complete idiot, the first thing I'll say is "what a cock"

If some one walks infront of you in the street, I'll usually say - "cock"

referring to a friends cheating lying bf - "he's such a cock"

when assigning a name to a pest in my phone book - store them as "cock" - so obviously when the phone rings and cock flashes up you know not to answer (I'm up to cock 5 at the moment!)

Oh it's limitless really - I just think it's such a powerful word and to the point - it's basically describing someone who is a complete waste of space!

Arien

Jul 28, 06, 05:36 #76

my favourite is ''tering'' sounds like: earring +t. it's a medieval disease, and I don't know how to translate it.. but I think it's black plague.

in dutch, you can use everything to swear with, so be creative!

you can choose any disease for example:

''rot op met je tering kop!'' = fuck off with your [medieval disease] face!
''rot op met je kanker harses'' = same, but with cancer.
''rot op met je tyfus bek'' = same, but with tyfus.

''krijg de tering!'' = die of [medieval disease]!
''krijg de kanker!'' = same, with cancer.
''krijg de tyfus!'' = tyfus.

''teringschool'' = [medieval disease]school.
''kankerschool'' = cancerschool.

''teringlijer'' = someone who carries this disease.

we are extremely rude, so we often use far worse cusses than these

bossieThreads: 1 Posts: 148 Joined: Jun 11, 06 ♀	Aug 2, 06, 08:52 #77
Hmm, gues I'll finally start learning Dutch!

starchoice	Aug 13, 06, 02:26 #78
Can anyone tell me what the folowing means as I have not been able to find it anywhere: O by cie (Polish) shlack trafu (sounds like) Also, regarding the word "pierdolić", I had always thought it was related to fart or some variation. Doesn't pierd (gee) mean to fart?

Debilitated	Aug 15, 06, 21:30 #79
How they would be pronounced in English they just sound funny...but exactly do they translate into?

Debilitated	Aug 15, 06, 21:31 #80
Quoting: derek, Post #19 try theese say them as you would read them in english Tea who you yeah Bunny Scotch me tea who you Odd Pear Doll She Dee May She Tea Story Who You Yes Tess Q Tess Please disregard my blond moment... Geez...it might help if I quoted right...ugh...but anyway...what exactly are these supposed to translate into?

krysiaThreads: 26 Posts: 3,604 Joined: Aug 10, 06 ♀	Aug 16, 06, 21:34 #81
1.Ty huju jebany 2.__ __ ty huju 3.odpierdol się 4.__ __ się 5.Ty stary huju 6.Jesteś __ __ That's how close I got to it.

guess who	Aug 17, 06, 08:16 #82
You have nothing better to do, than to display your ignorance.

Walnut	Aug 28, 06, 22:56 #83
What is gowno, then? I thought that was s**t.

krysiaThreads: 26 Posts: 3,604 Joined: Aug 10, 06 ♀	Aug 29, 06, 00:07 #84
Tha's exactly what it is.

polishgirl	Sep 1, 06, 10:31 #85
Tea who you yeah Bunny --> ty chuju jebany Scotch me tea who you --> skocz mi ty chuju Odd Pear Doll She --> odpierdol sie Dee May She --> dymaj sie Tea Story Who You --> ty stary chuju Yes Tess Q Tess --> jestes kutas I can't speak english, but I understand a little bit what you wriiting ;P

FISZThreads: 31 Posts: 2,607 Joined: Jun 14, 06 ♂	Sep 1, 06, 10:59 #86
Nice job PL girl

krysiaThreads: 26 Posts: 3,604 Joined: Aug 10, 06 ♀	Sep 1, 06, 14:28 #87
So chuj is spelled with a "ch"? Cool.

polishgirl	Sep 1, 06, 17:06 #88
yes "ch" but many peolpe in poland don't know about this and they writte with miastake you can trust me. I know something about ortography in polish language sorry for my mistakes

krysiaThreads: 26 Posts: 3,604 Joined: Aug 10, 06 ♀	Sep 1, 06, 22:43 #89
Some write it: "hój", "chój","huj", chuj", "hui", "chui", "hói", "chói", "huji", "chuji", "hóji", "chóji". I'll ask bolo which one he prefers.

polishgirl

Sep 2, 06, 03:44 #90

Quoting: starchoice, Post #81

Can anyone tell me what the folowing means as I have not been able to find it anywhere:

O by cie (Polish)

shlack trafu (sounds like)

oby cie szlag tarafił --> if you think that somebody is fucked up, and (I don't know what this word in english) wkurwia cie (wkurza, denerwuje) and done you something not good, you say "oby cie szlag trafił!", i'ts something like "go to hell"

Quoting: krysia, Post #93

Some write it: "hój", "chój","huj", chuj", "hui", "chui", "hói", "chói", "huji", "chuji", "hóji", "chóji".

I was see only chuj and huj :|:O O_______o

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