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Greatest Polish and Slavic scientists, their discoveries, inventions and achievements


jon357  73 | 24404
2 days ago   #61
son of a Brit

i.e. perfect.

The phrase is most likely American in origin and I've heard it used by Americans for decades

Exactly. We say many other things. I've only heard that term used by military.

Incidentall, I've heard Zzzs (pron: Zeds) used as slang for Zlotych.
mafketis  41 | 11436
2 days ago   #62
I've heard Zzzs (pron: Zeds) used as slang for Zlotych.

I've heard Z'z (american pronuniciaton) used the same way by American residents... I won't say i've never done that but in English I usually say 'zla:di / 'zla:di:z
jon357  73 | 24404
2 days ago   #63
I won't say i've never done that

I've not, however my patience for foreign people who've lived there for years and can't order a taxi or have a simple discussion is very finite.


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