Language / What were the first Polish words and phrases you have learned? [63]

I may not spell these correct but my grandma taught me(oh i guess ill just use google translate then!):
ciotka=aunt
dupa=butt,fanny
babcia=grandma
girl (used google translate and it came up as one crazy word - i learned it as pronounced - leo-cay-dee-uh)
pierogi = more with the polish 'tongue' i was taught to pronounce haha

and maybe a few others is all i know from both sides of my family (polish from my dads, polish and english from my moms)

Genealogy / Polish looks? [1410]

I am polish and english and my last name means sweet cake in polish haha that is my dads side of family and my moms i tried looking it up but it says "one who was very timid or reserved." for my moms and no we are very happy people and successful i think with many friends and connections. interesting =) ! i have a very fast metabolism, curvy with long legs, people say i have a bubble butt too, and im not exactly flat chested haha but im 14. should i post a picture??