PolishForums LIVE  /  Archives [3]    
 
Archives - 2005-2009 / Language  % width4

Ten mikrofon to Glokk!


Hobbes  1 | 18  
7 Jan 2009 /  #1
Ok, this is another question (you'll get used to me lol)

There is a song by "Tede" that I like called "Glokk"

There are two parts in the chorus I have question with.

Here is the Chorus:

Stop! Ten mikrofon to Glokk! Esende, mam!
Stop! Ten mikrofon to Glokk! Zło.... WIDZIMY TO!

My question is first with "Esende, mam!" Esende is name of the album, but what is up with "mam"? I know "mam" is "have" in the I-form (Ja mam), but why is it at the end like it is?

It's like:
Stop! This microphone is a glock! Esende, have!

What does it mean? "I have Esende"? That is all I can guess, please help.

This is main question though:

"Ten mikrofon to Glokk" (This microphone is a Glokk), why is it "to Glokk"? I would expect something like "Ten mikrofon jest Glokk" or something like this

Explain please ^^ Thanks again!!!!
McCoy  27 | 1268  
8 Jan 2009 /  #2
Dont really know, rappers use a little bit crazy language, its something like a graffiti, only the one who makes it knows what its all about.

Stop! This microphone is a glock! Esende, have!

Esende, I have!

'Mam' regards to the first person only so you dont really need to add JA ( I ). but of course both forms are correct - Mam Glocka, Ja mam Glocka.

same with 'this is'. You can say 'to jest glock' but it's the same as 'to glock'.
OP Hobbes  1 | 18  
8 Jan 2009 /  #3
So also, with phrases like "Kto to jest" and "Co to jest" can I just say "Kto to" or "Co to"?
McCoy  27 | 1268  
8 Jan 2009 /  #4
thats right

Archives - 2005-2009 / Language / Ten mikrofon to Glokk!Archived