No grandma calls her grandchildren nits (gnidy). Never ever.
That grandma must have been really pissed off.
Harmless old-fashioned Polish swear words/phrases
That grandma must have been really pissed off.
A grandma flying on a broomstick. hi,hi,ha,ha
Hodi
My elders were fond of several of the ones mentioned above... they also seemed to mention the tail stub on a roasted chicken was a shegie... maybe something more vulgar lol
Janejane
Hi! I don't know how to spell this phrase. The phonic is 'Sha Klef Oh Letta'. It was used like a swear phrase. Anyone know the correct spelling and meaning? Thanks!
Sha Klef - psia krew - dog's blood
Lbeutel
My grandparents used to say Sha Klef a yetta...what does this mean? My mother said pigs blood. Sorry about spling.
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Sha Klef a yetta
Psia krew, a niech to.
Dog's blood, darn it.
Oh Letta
O rety.
Oh dear.
mischief1
what does shacreft holletta mean
shacreft holletta
Psia krew, cholera.
Dog blood, damn it
Jonasz
I've just encountered this phrase: Co tak biegasz jak żyd po pustym sklepie?
Does it have a funny connotation?
Does it have a funny connotation?
Lyzko9bda5804d1f
Perhaps a culturally amusing one, although it might be construed as slightly as anti-Semitic among non Poles!
Similar in the States if a run-of-the mill gentile store owner asks a customer if he can "Jew the price down...".
Similar in the States if a run-of-the mill gentile store owner asks a customer if he can "Jew the price down...".