Well, you can say that in a few ways:
First: A blunt way: "Gruby".
Second: A waggish way: "Przy kości".
Third: A friendly way: "Puszysty".
Attention! The examples above relate only to men. In order to use them before a women you'll have to swap First and Third's last 'y' letter with letter 'a'. Second example is universal.
"Chodźmy" is a common way to say "let's go" in Polish.
John Moon. There is no other way to say it.
Polish in Polish is "Polski".
To say Jonathan in Polish, you would say "Janusz."
"Proszę" is one way to say "you are welcome" in Polish.
(pronouce in english) ti yestesh gurbace
"Chodźmy" is a common way to say "let's go" in Polish.
John Moon. There is no other way to say it.
Busia means grandmother. Busia means grandmother in Americanized Polish. The way to say Grandmother in Polish is Babcia. See Related Links.
Polish in Polish is "Polski".
To say Jonathan in Polish, you would say "Janusz."
well when people say thy are fat the want u to say "no way u are not fat" they want u yo make them feal good about them selfs
Big Grande
"No" in Polish is "Nie".
"Proszę" is one way to say "you are welcome" in Polish.
To say "uncle" in Polish, you would say "wujek."
To say "June" in Polish, you would say "czerwiec."