Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2

That he's trying to impress people?

Where and when?
bonjur I am here to make it easier for you to pour me lecher la cul!
Happy?lol!
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Are you impressed? lol!
Wow, people here are easily impressed. Should I include Russian and Latin in my posts from now on?

Yes, by pretending or actually being what/who???
Hint - who spoke French in old Poland???


Hey, odpierdol się off Feniks, kutasie. She is solving my riddle now, not yours. Ha!!! hahaha

How many centuries are you going back?

I will do it for her. You pretend to be educated, erudite almost a noblé. When in fact you have no manners and you are soviet at heart.
I on the other hand i like French culture and when I watch something French online I get carried away and post a few phrases here and there in that language. After all 90% of posts here on PF is nonsense anyway.
But lookie here a wannabe aristocrat pawian gets jealous and starts getting sour with his malicious, petty insinuations.

:):):)
Thanks. You made my day at the end of the day. Amasing!!! ):):) hahaha buhahaha


Am I pawian for nought????? :):):)

Do you know what this gesture means????? :):):)

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Unless you're trying to imply he's like Chopin but he wasn't born in the times of old Poland.

Of course not. I would never do such a disservice to Chopin. :):):)

Hint: Speaking French in old Poland can be compared to speaking French in England of 11, 12, 13th century. How and what namely?
The hintest of all hints: who spoke fekking French in non originally French countries at those times?????

Do I need to know what your plebian soviet culture mambo jumbo means?

I am completely lost now as to where you're going with this. Please don't tell me you're talking William the Conqueror?

It is very simple Feniks, he implies in his underhand malicious way that I pretend to be an aristocrat. When in fact nothing can be further from the truth.
He is just a sad crisp sour with vinegar. Some may like it but it is not my flavor.

Really??

Iron`s comment on the pic of the Royal Castle in Warsaw:

This question is why I got confused. When you said 'who' I presumed that you were thinking about a particular person e.g Chopin, Poniatowski. It's why I asked how many decades earlier. Had you said ' What group of people?' I might have stood a chance of correctly answering.


Pawian, he's having a laugh. I'm sure Iron wasn't expecting anyone to take him seriously. I've noticed that he drops bits of French into conversation here and there but I presumed he had picked bits up over the years. He's not pretending to be an aristocrat.

How about giving up riddles and just posting photos with direct explanation so that you don`t feel so stressed with too dubious questions??? :):):) hahaha


No, he is a nationalist and they are unable to have a laugh. They are always dead serious. Ha!!!


Of course he did and does, despite his knowing we consider him imbecile which only corroborates our opinion on him as imbecile. Ha!!!

So, have we solved the Bonjour riddle coz I lost the track due to all that noise about Iron???

No need to be snarky. All I did was to explain that because you wrote 'who' I presumed that you wanted the name of a particular person, not a group of people.

He is presumably, according to him an English teacher. Poor kids.

Yes, I am. William and his Normans became a new royal and aristocratic elite of England for nearly 200 centuries. Richard Lionheart spoke French, not English.
Similarly, aristocratic Poles/Polesses used French as a symbol of belonging to elites.


Snarky? I was simply ironic, which is a result of your earlier unfair accusations about previous riddles. Ha!!!


Hey, imbecile, who also concerns groups of people. :):):) It isn`t my fault that you don`t know history of Poland or England and had no idea that elites spoke French. :):):)

Because he was French rather than English. He almost never visited England.

The Normans and Plantagenets were native French speakers. The r*SSian and Polish haute bourgeoisie spoke it as an affectation.

Sheriff of Nottingham lived in England but also preferred French.

If anything they spoke old French. Mr Expert of Nothing.
Can you do me a favor and answer a question that bothers me somewhat =- why are you so stupid?
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I see. You suggest that old French isn`t French anymore. hahaha buhahaha

Why are all Polish far righters and nationalists such imbeciles??? :):):) What is your education?? In communist times you were allowed to finish elementary school and go to work.

I suggest you have your brain checked.
You see rather than feed people inaccurate information and try to show off how clever you are ( doomed at the start) you self-reflect.
Maybe the connection between using French and being an aristocrat is a factor that plays only in your mind. Some DNA memory of your plebian ancestor makes you react to French in this way. Maybe that would explain your inferiority complex. Anyway, as you see, except you, nobody thinks like that. Pahetic.

Darling, show me where and when. You doubted my breakfast was Polish and I asked you to prove it wasn`t and you never did!! HA!!!!!

Dalring, can you summarise the rest of your pathetic utterance in 2 sentences coz I stopped reading after feed ???? :):):)

How do you know he "preferred French"?

I know it from reliable sources. Prove he didn`t!!! Ha!!!

you missing on a good prose.
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He was an aristocrat so he feels it in his plebian bones.

Missing me already???

Oh la la, here you are, you impatient lad!!!.

One of forum users used that one: with soul on one`s shoulder. What does it mean???

Before I forget before going to my mattress:
to be a pebble/stone/rock in the shoe/boot.