Wow, amasing info. Any proofs??? I prefer to pry it from you coz we all know you are a confirmed anitsemite and the Polish poet Brzechwa was of Jewish background so we suspect you are trying to diminish him now.
Wow, you the modern titan of intellect do not know it>? It is rather a casual piece of common knowledge. Google it! lol! ---
confirmed anitsemite and the Polish poet Brzechwa was of Jewish background
- antisemite - Mr teacher. Oy vay! Really? His books should be banned and burned and his name erased from history. Yuck! - - Is that how that bird's brain of yours imagined my reaction? lol! Enjoy, and don't forget to store it. You can have it handy to use it as the out-of-context quote when you maliciously slander me next time. --- OK, but seriously who cares? Why do you change the subject to some obscure racist obsession of yours? Eh?
Whenever sb replies like that, we know they can`t support their claim aka they are lying. So were you. We knew it coz Polish antisemitic nationalists are ready to peddle any lie when Polish Jewish person is concerned. Ha!!!!
His books should be banned and burned and his name erased from history. Yuck
lol, you haven't even waited for the next time. Good. It is a human right to be antisemite anyway. those who claim otherwise are genocidal maniacs and totalitarian tyrants. --
Whenever sb replies like that,
Maybe that rule pertains to you. What is it? Are you that old and decrepit you don't even know how to Google?
It means to do bad trade on sth aka offer sth valuable and receive worthless stuff. E.g, while talking about nourishment, I would do bad trade with Iron if I offered him my banana and accepted his skunk sandwich.
Originally French and most English speakers use the French expression "Après nous le déluge" or maybe "After us, the flood" to express the same sentiment (or refer to it rather than express it as aspirational).
What about a reverse one?
Nie można tego ze soba zabrać. (I go back on forth on word order here...)