Polish bad words 🤫

Let me let you in on some Polish bad words 🤫
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(ja) pierdolę
Pierdolić coś
Wypierdalaj ❗ (vocative)
Spierdalaj ❗(vocative)
Just to name a few that may sound quite similar but mean completely different things and the video will teach you all 😎
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[@prf76]

Definitely kurwa. I can swear like a sailor in Polish. My friends think it’s funny to teach me something and only tell me what it means once I’ve remembered it! 🤣

[@yourpolish]

You can do better than "kurwa". 🙃

[@eskildevensen7400]

Work in a restaurant (not in Poland) which had a particularly troublesome drunk guest at closing time who refused to leave and security weren't picking up because they were busy with another place on the block. The guest starts talking and swearing in polish (recognized from the same words coming from our polish chef). Said chef gets wind of this happening, walks out to the table, stomps his feet once, points to the door and shouts "Spierdalaj" Drunk guest immediately calms down, starts apoligizing and leaves without a fuss. To this day I thought it was a mafia threat or something

[@yourpolish]

Maybe he said it very adamantly and that's why the said drunk guest left.

[@lucianafluxa6128]

Interesting video, it's necessary to know this words. Also we are human and it's proved that swearing is good for relieving stress.

[@yourpolish]

We need as many stress relievers as possible 😆

[@verandi3882]

My favourite is "jebać" and "jebany" , when studying the noun endings or the pronounciation of Polish i cant help but say "O chuj , ale jebany język "

[@yourpolish]

That's quite a complex swearing combination !

[@marionosial9866]

I don't have a "favorite" one but my father's was "psia krew" often followed by "cholera"

[@yourpolish]

Psia krew that's the one the older generations would use. Iconic

[@marionosial9866]

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[@DiligentLinguist]

Other possible non-vulgar (and only mildly offensive at times) alternatives to "wypierdalaj" would be: "wypierniczaj" (IMHO, the least vulgar one) and "wypierdzielaj" (mildly offensive). Just my 2 cents, Michalina. BTW, very convincing intonation! It sounded authentic! :-)

[@yourpolish]

Ah, yesss, that's right ! Wypierniczaj 😂

[@khaldrogo2180]

Thanks for this, very informative! i do have a question though, when you were saying "pierdolić coś" the example you provided didnt actually include that, it said "pierdolę to" which was more like the "ja pierdolę" from the beginning. i get that this might be obvious to people who speak polish (which i don't, im trying to dabble a bit) so could you clarify? from my reasoning, im assuming pierdolić is the infinitive form of the verb? and you just used it in the first person? if so what are other ways to use this one? thanks!

[@yourpolish]

I love your nickname ! Yes, "pierdolić" is an infinitive form of the verb. I separate "ja pierdolę" from "pierdolić coś" to show that "ja pierdolę" can be used on its own as a comentary to a particular situation; more like a phrase. "Pierdolić" as a verb has several meanings, hence I indicate that in the context of letting something go, giving up, not caring about something really, we need to indicate what it is that we don't care about - we need an object. "Pierdolę to" could be used in a situation when you have been trying so hard and you are done trying - you are done with an overall situation; you don't care anymore. As "to" in Polish can be used to indicate an object, here it would refer to "an overall situation I find myself in". Hope that helps !

[@SolariusScorch]

"Wypier-papier"? I haven't heard this in 30 years, when I was in primary school... And it was considered an extremely girly thing to say!

[@JessiCat1980]

"kurwa" because my Polish girlfriend says it a lot! It's the only one I know and probably will ever remember.

[@yourpolish]

Wait for my today's video! You will learn much more :D

[@JessiCat1980]

@@yourpolish Cool! Thanks hun

[@nikiminaj497]

if this is the polish teachers around. We both know nobody is going to learn polish.

[@malinakonfetova]

Very entertaining xD but also useful

[@lizbethita15]

such a great video!! I like kurwa or kurwa mać , but I didnt know pierdolę has all this many uses :)

[@kim.young.]

I cant concentrate because she's too pretty

[@SuperMiloslavskiy]

In Russian we also use word pierdole - perdolit' in the same meaning but not as a swearing just more like a lit bit vulgar)

[@bobleeswagger2991]

”Hi my name is mhamya”

[@KatiaRinaAXA]

As a non-Polish speaker living in Poland I like using "kurczak" as a less vulgar way for "kurwa" 😅😅😅 Am I alone? 🤣

[@klm23.98]

Just remember that in former Yugoslavia countries "kurczę" may mean "male organ" for some people.

[@jeffmilroy9345]

kurwa mać is good. But to get it right you really need to hang around some polish brother in laws who have had one to many jimna peevos and struck a thumb with a hammer. It is truly an art form and theatrical performance to watch them grimace ferociously and rip it out while really rolling that r and putting great emphasis on the mac. It is even more hilarious if the fellow fancies himself a master carpenter (they all do) and have been trying to modify the construction to meet one of your outlandish requests. (they are all considered outlandish requests). Then you get to watch them parade around yelling Dva eench! dva eench! in frustration for being asked to increase a factory built kit wall height by 2 inches.

[@reallychadical]

Ja naprawdę lubię "skurwasyny" 🤣 przypomina mi o filmu "Fanatyk"

[@yourpolish]

Skurwysyn is a strong one. An offensive word for sure. I haven'r seen the movie "Fanatyk". But you know, first I need to rewatch Shrek :)

[@Dragoniiia]

Motyla noga!

[@BillyAltDel]

You seem so unhappy talking about this lol

[@yourpolish]

Hi Billy ! Unhappy ? Why ?

[@chesterboy995]

Thanks just gonna swear at my neighbours

[@yourpolish]

Just like Dirty Harry 😜

[@LEGOBubuS]

O Kurwa.. 😮🎉❤

[@chantibunn_9982]

Hey! Could you Name a few "bad" words appropriate for children or conservative people? Maybe stuff like "crap" "this is not good" "leave me alone" "let me go" And i know gupia swinia xD But is there anything like "stupid cow"? 😂

[@yourpolish]

That may be another video idea - wait for it :)

[@imukrainian4843]

You will quickly learn all those words spending a couple of days in Poland. Oh, babe, you are so rude. 😯

[@timothyspyder370]

Ja pirdole, ta zupa jest czerwona, kurwa! Thanks duolingo, kurwa.

[@kleinweichkleinweich]

це борщ, курва

[@nikiminaj497]

using egyptians fonts, wig.

[@MrOrthodox13]

does "bom" mean anything bad in Polish?

[@yourpolish]

Not that I know of. Can u give me an example ? :)

[@MrOrthodox13]

@@yourpolish I forgot which film it was but a bomb was supposed to go off. So this one guy try to warn this other (apparently Polish) guy and he said "bom/boom". The other guy smacked him, and a 3rd guy explained it means "f*&# you" in polish language. Maybe I fumbled it, and maybe they made it up.

[@yourpolish]

@@MrOrthodox13 I have never heard that this word means "f*&# you".

[@AW-dt8ct]

​​@@MrOrthodox13 Bullshit. He was looking for an argue to slap someone's face and being justified. Bom is a fu**ing onomatopeia.

[@ferenchajdu6943]

Bom was in the movie Die hard III. Was written on a paper to alert the other car's driver That they are carrying a briefcase with a bomb inside, not the other one with the cash in it. I'm curious how it translates.

[@jordangagat]

unfortunatelly hear a gangsters movie dogs 1 example bambus ku@# very bad

[@jordangagat]

in polish movie s@# od beeep ty beeep tepy beeep

[@jordangagat]

cesored beeeep

[@Gramayr]

One my other half said then regretted as I picked up on it and asked 'what was that?' was spierdoliłeś. She said it means the job's f--ked. I use it at work quite a lot now. One of the first I learnt and surprised some Polish friends that I'd jumped from Cześć to something a bit stronger was wścibski skurwiel.. Used often at curtain twitchers and those who stare through windows into houses where I''m working. My other half said it's very strong and shouldn't be repeated in front of babcia.. I know better than that lol. Even spadaj would get a whack across the back of the head.

[@yourpolish]

All that you've mentioned are strojg swearing words, perhaps exceptnfor "spadaj", but, possibly, babcia could get mad !

[@Gramayr]

@@yourpolish yeah, not really going to chance that 🙄😂

[@yourpolish]

@@Gramayr wise !

[@Hitoshi_YTV]

What does it mean kurwa?

[@veerymeow]

it means whore literally, but its often used just like a default curse reaction like fuck in english.