Help - Why in Polish?

Steel, here is a greeting if you ever encounter polish ppl:

Xodsh do dupe Polska kurva!

[Silent Steel]

Originally Posted by PapaKilo

Steel, here is a greeting if you ever encounter polish ppl:

Xodsh do dupe Polska kurva!

No, no don't try that one on me..

Well, as you can see I don't speak Polish (even if it's possible to understand some of it)
I preferred to learn an international language - russian.

What I wrote above was an attempt to transcribe the russian word for 'international'

[kylania]

Neil is Polish for Neal.

[Sbygneus]

Originally Posted by PapaKilo

Steel, here is a greeting if you ever encounter polish ppl:

Xodsh do dupe Polska kurva!

This one is quite rude and pointing to lack of education.

[Silent Steel]

Originally Posted by Sbygneus

This one is quite rude and pointing to lack of education.

I agree

[mr.artur_96]

Originally Posted by PapaKilo

Steel, here is a greeting if you ever encounter polish ppl:

Xodsh do dupe Polska kurva!

This is NOT greeting... You just don't know what are you saying. This sentence dont have any sense

Dolbanutije paliaki nerazbirajetsa kto k chemu Vot tupyci

[mr.artur_96]

Originally Posted by PapaKilo

Dolbanutije paliaki nerazbirajetsa kto k chemu Vot tupyci

Where did you get that words ? Thats not polish It looks like yout dictionary really sucks I can translate something for you if you want.


Kpt Lothar
bison vodka is the best especially with apple juice

[Silent Steel]

Originally Posted by mr.artur_96

Kpt Lothar
bison vodka is the best especially with apple juice

Is really the word 'vodka' polish?

I thought the word 'vodka' is a russian diminutive for the word 'voda'/water.
This means 'vodka' is the little water.
Anyway, I haven't tried the Bison. Yet.

[mr.artur_96]

Originally Posted by Silent Steel

Is really the word 'vodka' polish?

I thought the word 'vodka' is a russian diminutive for the word 'voda'/water.
This means 'vodka' is the little water.
Anyway, I haven't tried the Bison. Yet.

Yes vodka is russian word and I personally call it "burning water"
I have to tell you one important thing... We I mean Polish dont drink vodka so much as Russians

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Silent Steel

Is really the word 'vodka' polish?

I thought the word 'vodka' is a russian diminutive for the word 'voda'/water.
This means 'vodka' is the little water.
Anyway, I haven't tried the Bison. Yet.

Ska vi lära dom lite Svenska ord i stället,

[Silent Steel]

Originally Posted by Vendor

Ska vi lära dom lite Svenska ord i stället,

Jajamensan, det tror jag att dom behöver.
Jag visste inte att du är svensk.
Kul

[Kpt Lothar]

Originally Posted by PapaKilo

Steel, here is a greeting if you ever encounter polish ppl:

Xodsh do dupe Polska kurva!

only if you want to get killed.
Leave it, better get yourself drink from with one of spirits of poland. But be warned:

How to drink vodka like a Pole:
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/poland/t...articles/76221