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Polish lessons for amateurs!

31 Mar 2013, 15:22 PM
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31 Mar 2013, 15:23 PM
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31 Mar 2013, 15:45 PM
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31 Mar 2013, 16:10 PM
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exam in 7 days! after that prepare for some more polish lessosn! MVGame
1 Apr 2013, 00:18 AM
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Hey Barton, you're a straight up Kurwa!
1 Apr 2013, 10:45 AM
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He takes after his mother I hear MVGame
1 Apr 2013, 10:55 AM
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Stephennnnnn you so Kurwa i must say MVGame
1 Apr 2013, 21:12 PM
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Mneeeh. He conjugates/uses it incorrectly.

In general... meh.
3 Apr 2013, 03:02 AM
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Well nevertheless, here's hoping Yvonne Strahovski will release some 'Polish for dummies' tapes ^^
4 Apr 2013, 19:26 PM
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Hmmm.Going to type some polish words that I have learned over the years in video games.I think I have a fairly good idea as to what they mean by the context they were used in.

Kurwa
Pierdole
Jebany
Zal
Jasne
Jaki
Suka
Spierdalaj
5 Apr 2013, 02:08 AM
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Few of those words are actually Russian..
Polish people don't have alot of those kinds of words.. Russians alot lol
Kat
5 Apr 2013, 10:01 AM
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Few of those words are actually Russian..
Polish people don't have alot of those kinds of words.. Russians alot lol

ALL of them are polish, believe me. Even if some of them (in fact there is only one - suka) are also a part of russian vocabulary, doesn't mean they can't be polish, right? We have a looot of "those" kind of words. We need to vent all the frustration and complexes through such words, oh we really do.

We can only argue whether the word suka (female dog) were first introduced either in polish or in russian.

гав-гав
5 Apr 2013, 13:10 PM
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jump backJump back to quoted post5 Apr 2013, 10:01 AMKat

ALL of them are polish, believe me. Even if some of them (in fact there is only one - suka) are also a part of russian vocabulary, doesn't mean they can't be polish, right? We have a looot of "those" kind of words. We need to vent all the frustration and complexes through such words, oh we really do.

We can only argue whether the word suka (female dog) were first introduced either in polish or in russian.

гав-гав

Well I just think that "suka" and "Jebany" are Russian words.. that were adapted by the Polish people.. that all I was saying..

Но я может нехуя незнаю... :P
8 Apr 2013, 12:07 PM
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8 Apr 2013, 12:32 PM
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Well I just think that "suka" and "Jebany" are Russian words.. that were adapted by the Polish people.. that all I was saying..

Но я может нехуя незнаю... :P


It isn't strange that Polish, Russian and other Slavic languages have these words. I mean.. they're Slavic languages and have a lot in common. (I've heard these words in other Slavic countries as well.)

If you'd like, I'll ask my mother about the origin of these words - she'll probably know xD
Kat
8 Apr 2013, 12:56 PM
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jump backJump back to quoted post8 Apr 2013, 12:32 PMTZer0

If you'd like, I'll ask my mother about the origin of these words - she'll probably know xD

I don't think she's THAT old :D
8 Apr 2013, 21:27 PM
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cool story sturmovik, all best polish words were made by polish people, russians were too drunk to invent new words MVGame

but still, don't forget that polish, russian and cesky are very similar to each other, talking about talking not writing because russians has their shiet alphabet MVGame
Kat
9 Apr 2013, 10:42 AM
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talking about talking not writing

You're writing about talking not writing, not talking about talking not writing, aren't you? MVGame
9 Apr 2013, 22:02 PM
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wtf you talking or writing about? MVGame
10 Apr 2013, 00:41 AM
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jump backJump back to quoted post9 Apr 2013, 10:42 AMKat

You're writing about talking not writing, not talking about talking not writing, aren't you? MVGame


he didn't write about anything rather he was TYPING. MVGame

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