Polish Swear Words

boloThreads: 4 Posts: 345 Joined: Jul 11, 06 ♂	Sep 2, 06, 10:19 #91
Quoting: krysia, Post #93 I'll ask bolo which one he prefers. It doesn't matter how you call it - what matters is what you can do with it... :)

maxine	Sep 2, 06, 16:25 #92
yeh it is differcult

Hoogo	Sep 3, 06, 08:27 #93
hi all, im polish, i know polish language is funny to you, and i know polish swear words are funny... i can learn you when to use polish swear words and how to say

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Sep 9, 06, 16:17 #94
Quoting: Shelley, Post #76 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) bolo no one in scotland uses "cock " in this way

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Sep 9, 06, 16:19 #95

Quoting: Shelley, Post #78

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!

well in scotland we would say "dick" i think it is the interjection

as far as cock goes. we would say cocked. i have cocked it up. not really a swear word and less vulgar than fucked up . meaning same thing

polacaThreads: 1 Posts: 80 Joined: Sep 4, 06 ♀	Sep 11, 06, 05:45 #96
Something about the most useful polish word===>kurwa<=== Many poles use this word just as a coma in sentence. "Today is kurwa very kurwa beautiful day"

polacaThreads: 1 Posts: 80 Joined: Sep 4, 06 ♀	Sep 11, 06, 05:49 #97
Oh and one more thing. Everyone knows that in polish we have A LOT swear words. So many that we have realy big dictionary of this words All of words with definitions but in fact i was surprise whe i saw the dictionary, most of words i didn know

Dor	Feb 8, 06, 07:35 #98
Sep 16 2006, 10:41 - Topic attached on merging: swearwords in polish can some1 post some music files that can help me pronounce them?

Dor	Feb 8, 06, 12:00 #99
I red it a couple of times.... i still dont know how to pronounce it...

AdminThreads: 74 Posts: 3,059 Joined: Oct 31, 05 ♂ [Administrator]	Edited by: Admin Feb 8, 06, 12:04 #100
You may check a commercial site providing voice-over and recording services into Polish at Speak Polish.

Dor	Feb 9, 06, 09:45 #101
K thanks

derek	Feb 21, 06, 03:51 #102
Say them as you would read them in english but learn how to say sorry first Scotch me tea who you Odd Pear Doll She Dee May She Tea Story Who You Yes Tess Q Tess derek

Guest	Feb 21, 06, 16:46 #103
I'm Polish but cannot understand all of these - does Dee May She means "trzymaj sie"?

derek	Feb 23, 06, 07:33 #104
sorry have now idea of the meanings apart from "doll she" which basicaly mean f**K

Guest	Feb 23, 06, 08:28 #105
hahaha, it's not 'doll she', it's 'pier-doll-she'...

derek	Feb 23, 06, 09:00 #106
told you i didnt know the meanings

Guest	Feb 23, 06, 10:01 #107
Quoting: Guest Dee May She I'm really blushing as I write these words: dymaj się

Guest	Feb 23, 06, 10:05 #108
ok, let's stop here boys...

derek	Feb 24, 06, 03:57 #109
honeslty i have no idea what each one means didnt mean to offend any one was just told that they were mild curses

Guest	Feb 24, 06, 05:11 #110
very un-mild, including f... off you c..k

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:16 #111
Quoting: polaca, Post #100 Something about the most useful polish word===>kurwa<=== Many poles use this word just as a coma in sentence. "Today is kurwa very kurwa beautiful day" i dont understand what you mean here use it as a coma in a sentence,,,,,,,,,,,, can you explain that please

WroclawThreads: 74 Posts: 7,272 Joined: Apr 1, 06 ♂ [Moderator]	Sep 17, 06, 07:21 #112
For 'comma' use adjective. Like: The weather is fu**ing beautiful today.

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:29 #113
so in polish the weather is kurwa beautiful today is that correct im still lost sorry kurwa means whore or bitch -yes

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:30 #114
Quoting: Wroclaw, Post #117 'comma' use adjective. Like: The weather is fu**ing beautiful today. this still does not make sense> comma use adjective

KowalskiThreads: 12 Posts: 619 Joined: Sep 13, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:39 #115
You can use kurwa whenever you like. Kurwa, I went to, kurwa, the school, kurwa, and, kurwa, I was told, kurwa, I was, kurwa a bitch.

WroclawThreads: 74 Posts: 7,272 Joined: Apr 1, 06 ♂ [Moderator]	Sep 17, 06, 07:40 #116
plg, I was just trying to make more sense of it. I wouldn't speak like that. And yes.

plgThreads: 23 Posts: 315 Joined: Jul 9, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:40 #117
spierdzielaj ++ get the fuck away, fuck off (command) Pronounced 'spierdzielay.' Stronger than spierdalaj. is the above correct, i found it from a link that someone posted on here and if it means the same as spierdalaj>>>how come it is stronger and phonetics please

KowalskiThreads: 12 Posts: 619 Joined: Sep 13, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:48 #118
Here's an authentic quote for you: ty kurwa huju ablo dziwko kurwa taki kurwa kozak jesteś to pokasz swoją morde a nie oceniasz innych nie pokazując swojego ryja napewno masz jakiśkurwa przeszczek zk slimaka Note: "zk" is an abreviation and should be: "z kurwa"

KowalskiThreads: 12 Posts: 619 Joined: Sep 13, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 07:55 #119
Spierdalaj is stronger then spierdzielaj. Spierdzielaj could originate from pierdzieć = fart, -ing Spierdalaj root is in fuck, -ing Spierdalaj remains more popular. Google gives 170 000 results for spierdalaj wheras spierdzielaj gets only 2600

KowalskiThreads: 12 Posts: 619 Joined: Sep 13, 06 ♂	Sep 17, 06, 08:05 #120
You can almost get away using spierdzielaj. Not many would/should feel offended. Spierdalaj is rather reserved for situation where a stronger statement is required. Kind of like FUCK OFF vs FART OFF

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