k....i havent read the entire thing...cos..is a bit long.. and this is what i want... im not gonna tell the circumstances of this but this came from my boyfriend to me..and i know is bad..but god..was so sexy...so i want to know the meaning of
Krzysztof, Robek, Alek and Alanek have all been heard using the k word. George says: "These people swear too much." Edward says: "I don't like to hear it." Charles says: "I don't like beer. I prefer gin." Ziggy "Where are the Spiders" Stardust says: "F****** hell, that's some ****ing totally ****ed up ****!"
You may have guessed by the unlikely names that I have slightly mixed things up here. So who said what? Who even gives a gówno?
as far as i'm concerned, zajebać means either to steal something, or to kill [somebody/something]. jebać and zajebać are two different things. if somebody said to you 'ja cię zajebię', you'd better run, fast. you're in for... a beating!
(if it's between friends tho, it's very similar to 'i'll kill you!' in a jokey manner)(when some thug grabs you and says that, it's very bad...)
Growing up in the Buffalo area, whenever it was cold out (often) my older relatives would say what sounded like "shimna holeda" - what is the correct Polish spelling and what does this translate to in English? I believe it means "cold as hell", "cold as f__k", or "freezing my balls off" but that's just my guess as my grandmother only responds to my request by saying my full name in disbelief;)
I'm also seeking spelling and translation of "yaja boat"- what I believe to mean "let's go damnit"