Language / SLANG FOR INEBRIATION IN POLISH? [32]


No! Only "najebany" means drunk.
zajebany is rare, don`t use it.
pojebany means kind of crazy


Nope, this has completely different meaning.


This also doesn`t mean drunk, rather furious (but should we wkurwiony)


Nope, we don`t use this word either.

Life / The strangest things in Poland [468]

And here are couple of USA <> Poland differences - on Poland + ;)

Poland+
- in Poland you don`t have to tell shop seller that you wanna use Fitting rooms and get "special key".. you just get staff and go there.

- supermarket shoping is better here, because you can actually put the car on the parking, and after shopping reach you car with "truck"? . In USA you can`t go with shop truck on the parking.

- hard to say that, but there are much better clothes in shop here than in USA (yeap, sounds weird but true).

- MacDonald is better (Chessburger taste much better)

- Girls are 1000 more hot than USA girls (their "hot girl" definition is our normal)

Language / Help with Sentence Structure! [16]

Post your problems (details). I will help you.

Language / Polish language problems (orthography) [47]

Here is one of orthography issues explanation:

rower - rowerzysta ("r" letter stay, soo can`t be "ż")
bramkarz - rękawice bramkarskie (goalkeeper - goalkeeper gloves)
harcerz - harcerstwo
rycerz - rycerstwo

Language / Greetings, to much respect? [23]

instead of "cze ziomy" I would say "siemka ziomki" or "siema ziomy" If I were you. It is much better polish slang, and I think it would be simple to you than "cze ziomy" (because of "cze" pronounce).

Language / The only polish word a foreigner won't ever say correctly :P [113]

try "Stół z powyłamywanymi nogami"