Polish Swear Words

my girl.......Interesting ;)

aren't clowns funny?

Male clowns are amusing. These are clowns (masc.)
Female clowns are the funny ones. These are clunts (fem.)
Not sure about the Neuter... ;)

i remember my grandma always saying something that sounded like "skoosh paba/baba na jada." can anyone tell me maybe the real spelling or what it means?

skuś baba na dziada

It's a kids' riddle, used mostly in some games, and sometimes as a tongue in cheek expression - it's a wish for someone to fail in whatever they are doing or trying to do.

no, polish women use this word a lot too. its more like "fuck" than "whore" though. It usually means "whore" only if you are calling someone a "kurwa".
but "kurwa" and "kurwa mac" pretty much means "fuck" (like when you say "fuck" when you're angry)

It's dzięki bardzo or dziękuje bardzo

Thank you so much

it's:
dzięki
or
dziękuje
or
dziękuje bardzo
or
bardzo dziękuje
...

Think I'll opt for jenki bartso to avoid confusion

this mean :"jezusowa"which would be jesus's. As it is considred a profanity. And it seems that it goes well with"Matko Boska"

'Macz' is an ancient word for 'mother' Literally "Whore of a Mother"

'Kurwa' being whore and 'Macz' being mother. Maybe rally it is like 'Whore Mother'

It's kurwa mać, not kurwa macz

dzęki - thanks
dziękuje bardzo - thank you much

dzięki actually, not dzęki

thanks for correction

dzięki wielkie

That's ok, it was a minor slip

do they not have walls or windows in Poland? i swear my neighbors don"t seem to think noise travels. and on top of it, this is America, SPEAK THE F-KING LANGUAGE.

Perhaps they are used to real walls?

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wypierdalać

"wypierdalać" what does it mean ? (not in my dictionary)

Also, I know the expression "Spierdalaj !" or "Śpierdalaj !" but what does it mean exactly ?

Thanks

"fuking off"

Do both words mean "fucking off" (wypierdalać and spierdalać) ?

Is one a perfective form and the other one an imperfective form ? (which one)

Is it written "spier..." or "śpier..." ?

Thanks for these precisions. They are necessary if I want to learn the language correctly...

there is a slight diffrence between these 2 words as in what situation they are used.basically,they mean the same.i can't tell you about them form the grammatical side.
spierdalaj is spelled with s not ś.
i heard spierdalaj used as english "fu.ck off" during a conversation between friends/workmates(arguing and laughing) but i'haven't heard anyone using "wypierdalaj" in such way.
i'd say that wypierdalaj means that you want somone to leave a certain place e.g. your house "wypierdlalaj z mojego domu"(from my house).
i may be wrong though

Thanks Rafik. It's clear now :-)

you are right, the rafik , the distinction is that wypierdalaj means something more like "get the F&%K out of here" like as in get out of my room. Spierdalaj is a simple F&%K OFF.

hey my dad used to call me something in polish and id like to know how to spell it...pinalinda???? pain in the ass is what he said it meant..can anyone help me?

Don't forget huj!

how do you say:
fucking hell they are so annoying!" in polish???

how do u say pain in the ass??

In Polish you can use "kurwa mać" as nearly any swearing so "kurwa mać, oni są tacy denerqwujący" or stronger "oni są tacy wkurzający/wkurwiający" or "do jasnej cholery, ..."


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