Polish Swear Words

wypierdolić - to throw away, but also to fuck somebody good

Didn`t know that ;) .. are you sure about it? Kind of weird :p

I`m curious how many "za", "kur", "pie" words we can put here. Hmm I think you forgot:

- odjebać:
* (coś: to make some work really good )
* (odjebało mu) : he got crazy

Now, the other thing is - there more of those words, eg: walić (to hit.), and then:

walić
zawalić
odwalić
przywalić
wywalić
nawalić
rozwalić
podwalić
zwalić
uwalić
dowalić

.. there is also "nosić word:

nosić
zanosić
przynosić
donosić
...
..
ect.

There are more of those words.

wypierdolić się - to fall over

przypierdolić się - to cling onto someone, not wanting to go away from someone

odpierdolić się - to go away, to get lost, but also make yourself look gorgeous, dress up(for a night out)

I think that you still wonder,what KURWA means.? :D


There are 3 main meanings for the polish word kurwa:
1. literally a whore, prostitute
2. a highly offensive term for a woman
3. used as world "f*ck" in English language.
Sometimes its also used instead of a comma (of course I mean in the speech - it gives time to think about next words and makes the speech/sentence more emotional)


Kurwa! Ewa mnie zdradzila! To zwykla kurwa nic wiecej! Gdyby tu byla zabilbym kurwe golymi rekami!
(Fuck! Eve cheated on me. She is nothing more then a whore. If she were here I would kill that bitch with my bare hands.)

I think that Polish people use this word too much and often pointless ...
Good luck ... ;]

It sounds like you have experience with this...

Anybody know the correct spelling and translation of szudagodich (sp?) phoenetically it sounds like shcud-a-god-itch

I believe it essentially means something to the effect of "you're crazy" or "to hell with you"

Anybody??

to me this sounds like "szkoda gadać", which is quite tricky to translate, but its basically saying that there is "no point wasting one's breath on something/someone"

how the hell do you pronounce these words!?!?!

What words ?

Would it be grammatically correct to say to certain people on the forum: 'Jesteś członku męski' to avoid using any rude words? It's strange that those words seem to have the same meaning in English when translated directly. The only problem is that if I were to say the English equivalent to someone, it would have to include a swear-word that begins with 'f' and ends with 'ing'. Should I replace this with 'jebany' or just a straightforward 'kurwa'? Or maybe both?

Jesteś członkiem męskim


It seems to help in Polish also.


Kurwo Jebana jesteś członkiem męskim.

If you want to be more polite (Although I don’t see how): Człowieku jesteś członkiem męskim.
But don’t confuse it with: Człowieku jesteś członkem rodzaju męskiego.
(Not quite the same thing you know).

my daddy calls me a kurwa mach alot

I'd say "ty członku" says it all.

Looking at my last post now, I know I got it wrong grammatically. It's kind of there, knowing the right thing to say, but when I say it, I get muddled and say the wrong thing. Apparently then, it's not just when I say it, but when I type it too.

None of you believe me, do you!

Jestem skurwysynem!
No!

I mean jesteście... skurwysynami
Nope! Wrong again!

... pomocny.

pomocy

Nie pomocny

did you mean: helpful/useful=pomocny then;)

Yes. Because I really can't bring myself to seriously swear at the lovely, helpful people of PF.

I see. Właśnie wpierdzielam pączka z dżemem;) i popijam herbatkę.

I'm actually about to wpierdalać a slice of toast with dżem any moment...


... now!

great command of Polish:) LOL. smacznego:)

Wpierdalałem kurwa smaczny dżem. Zajebiscie.

Do you mean I try to command it where I want it to go rather than where it should be going?

Someone please tell me should that be smacznego dżemu or something?
What is the name of that case, if it even really exists.

I believe that you say szczęśliwego nowego (pierdolonego?) roku, and that one can iść do kurwa jebanego sklepu.

Osiol, you make me kurwa laugh so very hard. Keep up the good work.

odwal się Osioł. Nie masz co robić ze swoim czasem? Ciągle kuźwa sprawdzasz moją pisownię. Masz już tego dosyć Ty baranie jeden.
Jak się nie odczepisz, to ci kuźwa poryrywam te Twoje cztery owłosione i nieogolone nogi z tego oślego tyłka.
I zmarz ten dżem ze swoich ochydnego pyska, bo ci nie do twarzy.

;)
PS. a teraz idę poćwiczyć boksowanie, Ty pacanie jeden.

hello my father in-law used to say in polish coovra match what does this mean in english can anyone help

"kurwa mać" something like "son of a bitch"

thankyou, i would love to learn polish not just swear words but father in-law nolonger alive,easy to find a book but not how to pronouce it.

does anyone know where to start for a beginner

same with the word: najebać

najebać kogoś - to beat somebody up
najebać się - to get drunk

also, another example with chuj

w chuj, od chuja - both means 'a lot'

W chuj ludzi tam było - there was a lot of people there
(w hooy loo-gee tahm bee-woh)

Od chuja ludzi tam było
(od hooya loo-....)

not "komuś" ?


A few of those. Mine may be oldies:

szlug (kopsnij szluga, give me a cig)
fajka (also means a pipe)

what is the most used polish swear word in poland translated to english