Is it impolite to say a girl this phrase? I mean can it be a compliment or it is just a bothering?
about "ale lala" phrase
rather bothering
Wyspianska
28 Jul 2008 / #3
it's compliment but I wouldnt be really happy hearing it. so low
it's like 'what a doll'. it is kinda annoying, especially when they start whistling and shouting. ignore ignore ignore.
Wyspianska
28 Jul 2008 / #5
especially when they start whistling and shouting
in other words: welcome in Poland :D
yeah, slimey toads :P
well, what about if i say this to a close friend? it still bothers her?
she'll just think you're sleazy
hmmm. ok i better give up to use this phrase. :)
thank you all.
thank you all.
angolo
28 Jul 2008 / #10
polish men seem to treat women purely as sex objects commenting on every aspect of thier appearence and if a women is not deemed "pretty" enough to shag-a blow job is all thw women can expect-her doing it to him. poland is a very sexist country
miranda
28 Jul 2008 / #11
I disagree. Most of those blokes came to make money and they feel lonely, so British women should be careful. That is all.
angolo
28 Jul 2008 / #12
careful of what a liar-this i agree with
miranda
28 Jul 2008 / #13
well, one needs to use their common sense in all aspects of life, including romance
poland is a very sexist country
in a way i agree with that, if a girl is not ultra skinny then she's a 'pasztet'. my sisters ex would even tell her how she should look in order not to 'embarass him' (whilst all he ever wore was dresy)...
miranda
28 Jul 2008 / #15
my sisters ex would even tell her how she should look in order not to 'embarass him' (whilst all he ever wore was dresy)...
that is why he is her ex;) you can find men like that everywhere
well i'm worried cos they seem to have rekindled their romance... :/
miranda
28 Jul 2008 / #17
sure something to worry about.
glamrockxx - | 36
28 Jul 2008 / #18
so what's "ale ja ja" ?
polishgirltx
28 Jul 2008 / #19
"ale ja ja"
ale jaja
summarizing something funny (a joke)...slang...
PolskaDoll 27 | 1591
28 Jul 2008 / #20
like "well I never" I think :)
miranda
28 Jul 2008 / #21
"well I never"
ale ja nigdy
glamrockxx - | 36
28 Jul 2008 / #22
ohhhh! Well that makes sense!
tornado2007 11 | 2270
28 Jul 2008 / #23
lol, i thought that jaja was egg in Polish, i remember discussing it with my gf once because i have an allergy
polishgirltx
28 Jul 2008 / #24
discussing it with my gf once because i have an allergy
in an emergency room? ;P
yes, jaja mean eggs...but it's slang...a respond to a joke ...
tornado2007 11 | 2270
28 Jul 2008 / #25
in an emergency room? ;P
well sort of, she once fed me egg and i had to go to hospital eventually to have my system flushed out, i then ended up in bed for a week. I have a bad reaction to egg!!!
Eggs is pronounced Yaya. But its spelt jajko..
polishgirltx
28 Jul 2008 / #27
well sort of, she once fed me egg and i had to go to hospital eventually to have my system flushed out, i then ended up in bed for a week. I have a bad reaction to egg!!!
i'm glad that you're ok...
Eggs is pronounced Yaya. But its spelt jajko..
jajko-jajka-jaja
jajko-jajka-jaja
Ahhh )
This place is great fun. digitaldialects.com/Polish.htm
But it only covers jajko..
tornado2007 11 | 2270
28 Jul 2008 / #29
i'm glad that you're ok...
yeah me too, it was a while ago know but i won't forget it. silly girl thought it would be ok to cook the bacon next to the eggs, hhhmmm. ow well
polishgirltx
28 Jul 2008 / #30
bacon next to the eggs
about that...
my Turkish friend will not eat anything made of pork, right... and anything which was cooked or laid beside pork meet...
and there is a 6 years old boy in my life with a peanut allergy... it's scary, especially when kids like so much peanut butter sandwiches....