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pol-polak [Guest]
  May 4, 08, 15:45  #151

yes but the form "alac" makes the verb intransitiv, no?

You can't say wypierdalaj to V+O, but wypierdol to.

There is the form pierdoln±ć too. Can you say "pierdolnij to" or "zapierdolnilem go."

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sjf
  May 4, 08, 19:02  #152

Can we say HWDP in public?
I know its meaning and ...actually I learned it from Hemp Gru's hiphop..

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Kamil_pl [Guest]
  May 5, 08, 05:27  #153

sjf:
Can we say HWDP in public?

Can you say F*** Police in public in England?

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Hiro
  May 5, 08, 11:55  #154

Kamil_pl:
Can you say F*** Police in public in England?


You can, and then you have to visit jail ;)

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sjf
  May 5, 08, 19:42  #155

I haven't been in England before.
But since HG have said that in their MTV, so why didn't Police arrest them...

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polishgirltx
  May 5, 08, 19:45  #156

sjf:
MTV

maybe more like MTW - Mnie To Wali....?
;)

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sjf
  May 5, 08, 23:16  #157

Actually its name is Nienawi¶ć...
I like this song but I think it's a kind of anarchism.
I don't know whether most of Polish rapper express such a thought in their songs.

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Krzysztof
  May 6, 08, 12:42  #158

sjf:
But since HG have said that in their MTV, so why didn't Police arrest them...


It's not a crime, but rather a misdemeanor, so you don't get arrested for such things automatically.
Police can sue to a court, if they feel offended (just as anyone can sue you if you call him nasty things in public, maybe even in private, not sure), but it's hard to prove you meant something evil (you cannot technically f*ck the police, only a specific policeman/policewoman), so it goes with the constitutional law of freedom of speech (you simply expressed an opinion, those words had the meaning "I hate police, they are evil bastards and should suffer").

It's easier to get convicted for a jail (or rather a fine to pay) if you call someone "murderer", "thief", "traitor" etc., but then again it should be directed to a specific person, not an institution. So saying "police killed Bambi" is much safer than saying "Police officer, sergeant Smith killed Bambi", because in that case the Mr. Smith would feel offended and if you don't have a proof he did it (or at least that he might have killed the poor Bambi).
Special protection against verbal offence is reserved in Poland for the President of the Republic, but not the Police.

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obiud [Guest]
  May 24, 08, 08:59  #159

Hiya

What does "uswiadomilas" mean??

thankss

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z_darius
  May 25, 08, 08:09  #160

you made me aware/you made me realize

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ShizuPL [Guest]
  Jun 9, 08, 17:46  #161

HG have said that in their MTV

wait... what?! HG? Hard Gay?

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polquery [Guest]
  Jun 11, 08, 12:29  #162

How would you say:
"I hope you all rot in hell"?

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Krzysztof
  Jun 11, 08, 16:18  #163

polquery:
How would you say:"I hope you all rot in hell"?

Mam nadzieję, że się będziecie smażyć w piekle.
(it means: "I hope you fry/burn in hell", that's what generally people think of hell, eternal flames, but if you explicitely want to use the word "to rot", then it would be "Mam nadzieję, że zgnijecie w piekle.")

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polquery [Guest]
  Jun 12, 08, 03:38  #164

Thank you Krzysztof! You rock!

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Switezianka
  Jun 22, 08, 09:01  #165

If you want to sound more natural Polish you can say: Oby¶ się smażył w piekle! (May you get burn in hell!). It's a fixed phrase.

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polishgirltx
  Jun 22, 08, 20:48  #166

piwo z rana jak ¶mietana... it's a great hangover cure, that's what i've heard ;)

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Firestorm
  Jun 22, 08, 20:54  #167

sjf:
But since HG have said that in their MTV, so why didn't Police arrest them...

For the same reason Rappers don't get arrested for Racism when they say Nigg@r in the songs they write.

If you can figure that out. Your a better man than me.

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Guest
  Jun 26, 08, 16:40  #168

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what sama ci powiem bo chyba jestes na lunchu and ciekawe czemu mi to wlazlo do glowy mean?



                              
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z_darius
  Jun 26, 08, 23:49  #169

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sama ci powiem bo chyba jestes na lunchu

I'll tell you myself because you're probably having lunch

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ciekawe czemu mi to wlazlo do glowy

I wonder why it got stuck in (literally entered) my head

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  Jun 27, 08, 01:20  #170

what does zacznij zyc mean? it's the title of a song, but i can't find a translation anywhere. thanks for your help



                              
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mafketis
Edited by: mafketis  Jun 27, 08, 04:02  #171

zacznij żyć

zacznij is the (singular) command form of zacz±ć (start, begin)

żyć = to live (be alive)

so, 'start to live' or 'start living'

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Guest
  Today, 10:15  #172

Hi- have made some Polish friends recently and trying to improve my Polish.
can anyone tell me what
"na lajcie" means?
I think it has to do with drinking or relaxing?
Thanks!



                              
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