how do you tell a polish guy he's sexy??

z_darius 14 | 3960

22 Oct 2007 / #31

There are more embarassing things I've heard than being called sexy though.

I think you may be missing some subtle points. I'm not sure if I still retained my feel for the Polish language, in my time "sexy" was used mostly in regards to girls.

Then again, I can't imagine telling a guy anything like that unless he/his friend asks. Mostly I'd only sy it to my own friends, like 'he's hot, stunning!' etc

I find that disturbing :)

_Sofi_

22 Oct 2007 / #32

I find that disturbing :)

speaking to my friends about who I find attractive?

I'm not sure if I still retained my feel for the Polish language, in my time "sexy" was used mostly in regards to girls

Nah, I thought you meant that by speaking of gay undertones when saying it to a guy.

osiol 55 | 3921

22 Oct 2007 / #33

Surely anything positive can be used as a compliment.
It just has to be to or about an appropriate person.
Cake is good. Not everyone wants to be described as a cake.

szarlotka 8 | 2205

22 Oct 2007 / #34

Not everyone wants to be described as a cake.

Particularly if the cake in question is of the fruit variety

polishgirltx

22 Oct 2007 / #35

Cake is good. Not everyone wants to be described as a cake.

well, i don't like a cake.

osiol 55 | 3921

22 Oct 2007 / #36

szarlotka

Isn't scarlotka a kind of tart?
No offence meant.

i don't like a cake.

Carrot-cake comes to mind.
No offence meant!
I won't decribe you as any kind of cake then.

szarlotka 8 | 2205

22 Oct 2007 / #37

Isn't scarlotka a kind of tart?

Indeed it is. Indeed I was

polishgirltx

22 Oct 2007 / #38

Quoting: szarlotka
szarlotka

Isn't scarlotka a kind of tart?

it's a pie.

szarlotka 8 | 2205

22 Oct 2007 / #39

OK I used poetic license

OP natalie 1 | 4

22 Oct 2007 / #40

well we don't seem to have an answer to my question!! lol
i think i'll just tell him he's gorgeous!!
is there such a word in polish??