Ataraxie - | 13 9 Aug 2010 #34Hi!I have noticed that there are many ways to say nice Polish words for girls.But, and for men?! There are only these few words, listed before?Then, please! There are more, nice words to say, from a girl to a Polish man?If you can, help me. :)
pgtx 29 | 3,146 26 Aug 2010 #35There are more, nice words to say, from a girl to a Polish man?you don't say nice words to a man because it makes him a woman...
A J 4 | 1,081 2 Sep 2010 #37you don't say nice words to a man because it makes him a woman...How much drugs did you take?;PI don't mean to that effect, but to delight, do a kindness. :)Yes.Now!Don't stop.You're so big.Harder.I want more.You're good.:)Anyway, these are all nice things you can say to a guy without turning him into a woman.;P
Ataraxie - | 13 6 Dec 2010 #39Hi!I'm in the same situation of Clerynka ^^ anyone have more suggestions? :)Thanks.
TanyaCole 1 | 15 15 Feb 2012 #40to learn how to pronunciate use ivona.com - it is very good!you look handsome - wyglądasz przystojnyyou look great! - Świetnie wyglądasz!I like you too- ja też lubię cię or lubię cię teżYou are sweet - Jesteś ślicznyWhat a you doing tonight? - Co robisz dzisiaj wieczorem?I want to ask you out - Chciałabym umówić się z Tobą ;)but they are kind of corny! I think you should just learn the basic Polish phrases like hello, goodbye, how are you, the time and days of the week etc, that will impress him more!That's what I did anyway and I have been with Adam for 18 months now, though he thinks me learning Polish is pointless, I disagree!
JonnyM 11 | 2,615 15 Feb 2012 #42'Misiu' is a great one to use. If you want to up the ante a bit, try 'Kocurku' (pronounced 'kotsoorkoo'). It means tomcat, but in a nice way.
peter_olsztyn 6 | 1,098 16 Feb 2012 #43you look handsome - wyglądasz przystojnywyglądasz przystojnieYou are sweet - Jesteś ślicznychyba jesteś słodki
gumishu 13 | 6,133 19 Feb 2012 #46TanyaCole:You are sweet - Jesteś ślicznyyou are cute' would be Jesteś śliczny (more or less - but it can be also Jesteś fajny just as cute can mean a broad spectrum of things) - but you don't say such things to Polish men - it's girls and kids that are cute and not men
Rysavy 10 | 307 25 Sep 2012 #48My BF has also called me kochanie. And I remembered what it could mean from him from a conversation we had long ago over guy say- girl say stuff.I too would like to learn a "public" endearment. But for now, rather than stumble badly on an unfamiliar Polish term; I in turn call him a Tsalagi term that means "honied" referring to the hue of his hair, skin and his demeanor. It makes him feel special, but not so much as the word that we reserve for "the One" which basically translates and home hearth.Though I speak mostly english now? it was my 4th language. My growing up I was fluent in Boheme, Portuguese,Euskala, and English, then smattering Tsalagi, German and Castille. Not a single great grand spoke english at all and only one grandparent spoke english unbroken.I wish to learn Polish eventually in order to communicate with his family when needed though he is more keen on learning English and is fairly fluent. It won't be a problem when I import him to be my "foreign bride" . But I am certain he will wish to return home at some point.I have a feeling my Boheme is gonna mess up my diction and accent (as well as my US Southernese). Heck, only time I can say his name right is when I'm... er highly distracted. But with the little so far, I'll naturally answer 'ano' before 'tak'.I would be soooo afraid of wrong endearment. We can be pretty trolly buds.. we were trolly gamer pals for a year. But he is very traditional in RL and conservative. I wouldn't want to say something inappropriate. 0-0I do know I'll be careful about offering or asking for ice cream! LOL.. Oh my !Oh I am necormancing this thread! I have setting to live..but wow...2010. Sory Id I wish it could delete >_<
gbranski 13 Feb 2015 #49Kristal, I love you honey, we have been together for over four years.. I love your mother, Liked you dad and I made a promise to him. Love honey!
Starlight - | 5 25 Oct 2015 #50Merged: kind words to men in polishHello all,I need to know some sweet words to say to my Polish boyfriend. I am trying to learn Polish, but.... It's really difficult at the moment, so I was searching for some kind words to show affections, and to call him. Actually I found some via online translation websites.... but when I told him.. he burst into laughter.... He said the words are used for women....The things I need are something like, baby, sweetheart, honey .... quite normal ways to say I love him, in any other way than "kocham cię" and I miss him...Thanks four kind help :)
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 25 Oct 2015 #51"handsome""Cześć przystojniaku" is how Polish the film translators usually translate Hollywood films with the lead-in "Hi handsome!"
Wulkan - | 3,203 26 Oct 2015 #52The things I need are something like, baby, sweetheart, honey .... quite normal ways to say I love him, in any other way than "kocham cię" and I miss him.You can call him "misiu" it's a sweet way women call their men sometimes.
Starlight - | 5 26 Oct 2015 #53Thank you Wulkan,I also found Kochanie has meaning close to sweetheart or darling.... but then in google translate it says Kochany..... which once is correct to use for men?
terri 1 | 1,663 26 Oct 2015 #54Kochanie - in this context is correct.You can of course say :Jestes kochany.or 'Jestes naprawde kochany (not meaning 'you are loved' which is the actual literal translation), but as means of saying thank you that 'you have done something very sweet for me'.
Prettylady - | 5 6 Jan 2017 #58@Notoforeigners Thank you so much. I hope he will be impressed. I also need the following in Polish please:You may have thought that I forgot you. The truth is that nothing has changed, despite the time, distance and our circumstances. I NEVER stopped loving you. Not even for a second.
Wulkan - | 3,203 6 Jan 2017 #59Być może pomyślałeś że o tobie zapomniałam. Prawda jest taka że nic się nie zminiło, pomimo czasu, odległości i naszej sytuacji. Ja nigdy nie przestałam cię kochać. Nawet przez sekundę.