"Hilarious" Mistakes? (Esp. Across Polish and other Slavic Languages)

which would be no use for all that shopping, which is why he needs a carrier bag and not a handbag ;)

Yeah it is all about homonyms which I believe are troublesome for everyone in every language as two words can be pronounced in the same way but mean different things and their spelling might be actually different to. You just need to remember them, practice, practice and more practice :)

er...how heavy is a bit heavy chraszcz? its a basic polish book? would have to get a book online as its not easy buying books on polish grammar here :)

For Natasa and Crow, what does opaliłem się mean in Serbo-Croatian?

How about zatrudnić kogoś?

Poles often say 'oh, kurcze'. Any different meaning in S-C?

I didn't make myself clear - where I live the word 'torebka' can well be used in place of 'reklamówka' - rekalamówka can actually be a not so big plastc bag with no graphics on it

Hi all
I have many Polish friends, and made amazing errors (especially speaking Polish)! I'll relate a few soon!

Chrzaszcz

Often times, these false friends can be hilarious indeed, witness Polish "pukać" = to knock vs. Russian "pukat" = to fart etc... Many times though, the reverse is true and certain Slavic languages have words with no equivalent in another Slavic language, such as Polish "słowo" = word and "beseda" in Slovene meaning the same thing etc...

I think the word 'Sukat' means 'to look for' in Polish. In Czech it is a primitive word for making love.

Szukać.

There are a few Polish sayings with intentional grammar, syntax or other mistakes.

e..g.
Do not afraid the frog - the frog in water doesn`t butt.

Or they are created by crazy comedies: What the fekk you are talking for me?

What is the hilarious spelling mistake in this Polish phrase?:

Komiczny występ Lewandowskiego - Comical performance by Lewandowski

Występ był kosmiczny.🤔

Yes, cosmical instead of comical. :):):)

What is wrong with Strona internetowa - sposób na wypróżnienie się.??? hahahaha