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Has the mainstream media in Poland made too much of what 17 year old school girl said to premier Tusk


OP WielkiPolak 56 | 1,007
31 May 2014 #31
I never said it was a nice thing to say to somebody, I was correcting the post that tried to claim he used the f word.
jon357 74 | 22,042
31 May 2014 #32
Please don't school me about Polish. I speak it fluently at home. Spierdalaj or spierdzielaj means f*ck off.

So does 'spieprzaj'. Unless you know another meaning of 'pieprzić się' that the rest of us don't.

I speak it fluently at home

Same here. And no other language is regularly spoken in our home.

I was correcting the post that tried to claim he used the f word.

You seem to have trouble with English too. To 'correct' something, means to make it correct. Not to pretend it means something else.

WielkiPolak, you are wrong. Suck it up.

True enough.
OP WielkiPolak 56 | 1,007
31 May 2014 #33
No your logic is flawed. It's like saying bang or screw is the same as f*ck, because people also use those words to describe having sex. They mean different things though. They are not synonymes of the word f*ck. Anyway to f*ck someone is another way of saying to have sex with them, and there are also other words that can be used for love making.

You might speak it fluently but you're not Polish. I'm sure you speak it with a heavy accent and it's not your first language. You may have no problems speaking and understanding the language in general, but not like a Polish person.
Lolek2
31 May 2014 #34
Seems to me that not only polish media are hot under the collar over what 17 years old said. I mean who cares? All politicians are traitors and lying bastards in more ways than one. "Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason."
Lenka 5 | 3,482
31 May 2014 #35
Hmm, I would say spieprzaj is in the middle between p*** off and f*** off. Hard to determine. However by the tone of Kaczyński (at the "spieprzaj pan" suggest rather the p*** off meaning. I can't hear the tone in the second one. The fact that he repeated it and even added "dziadu" is bad.
Crow 154 | 8,996
31 May 2014 #36
This is the biggest joke of the day.

Eh? Joke? Hardly. People in my country (Serbia) consider Poland to be very important country and carefully follow everything what`s going on in and around Poland.
jon357 74 | 22,042
1 Jun 2014 #37
The fact that he repeated it and even added "dziadu" is bad.

Foul really, and such a contrast to the way Premier Tusk dealt with that gobby teenager.
OP WielkiPolak 56 | 1,007
1 Jun 2014 #38
You have a lot to learn about Tusk. He has you fooled.
Crow 154 | 8,996
1 Jun 2014 #39
yes, many could learn from Tusk. He is able to convince west of Europe and USA in Poland`s blind loyalty, while in the same time he giving signals that actually consider Slavic world to be only salvation for Poland. Very wise man.
goofy_the_dog
1 Jun 2014 #40
There was a difference with Lech and Tusk.. Tusk has the media backing like Tomasz Lis' comments about Marysia's parents etc.. I remember when Smolensk was still knew "POlish media" especially Newsweek were making inapropriafe jokes like Zimny Lech ...

Good going Marysia, truly an ideal of a woman, brave and quite clever, also quite pretty. Respekt!
Lenka 5 | 3,482
1 Jun 2014 #41
You really are out of reality Goofy, aren't you? The Zimny Lech was Lech beer advert before the crash and vere taken down very quickly

That girl is a joke and her comment that Jews put other Jews to the ovens in Oswiecim. Briliant girl obviously


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