kaka from poland

askoxford.com/concise_oed/kaka?view=uk

If you check the above link caca is not in the dictionary. kaka is but it means something totally different. Is the Urban dictinary an american dictionary?

Lakelandhiker,

Try: Webster's or Cambridge dictionaries.

I think Kaka might prefer talking about other things.... I will stick by the Oxford English dictionaries result!

Fragment of disclosure:

"XIII. International Use of Urban Dictionary
Urban Dictionary is operated from the United States. Urban Dictionary makes no representation that content is appropriate or available for use outside the United States".
The whole disclosure basically tells you that you can use the website "at your own risk" I hope children don't look there.

I own two books which helped me with understanding many American expressions.
"American Slang" by Robert L. Chapman, Ph.D. and
"Slang and Euphemism" by Richard A. Speras.

Both are great as they list words which are used but a respectable Dictionary would not dare to include them (and they should not).

Haven't had a chance to welcome you to the forum. Just got back from Poznan and see you're new here. Nice to have you!!

hello

Czesc kaka

no cześć

I see there's an interesting discussion on your nickname. I won't contribute, just leave as it is

yes, interesting discussion. I didnt expect that my nickname would be so controversial

LOL, don't worry about it kaka, lets just move on!!!!

A warm welcome by the way