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Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Printable Version +- Discovery Gaming Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums) +-- Forum: The Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Flood (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=19) +--- Thread: Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question (/showthread.php?tid=79172) Pages:
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Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Dieter Schprokets - 04-28-2012 2 birds with one stone with this post. RL keeps me busy, till perhaps tomorrow. Secondly, my wife recalls from her Polish/Ukrainian Grandma a phrase from when she was little: "I'll pinch your little suraka" or "I'll pinch you, little suraka" What the heck is suraka? Thank you Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Wafellini - 04-28-2012 hmm I am polish ...suraka...nothing that I know off...I ll try google it... Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Echo 7-7 - 04-28-2012 ' Wrote:2 birds with one stone with this post. It's probably something colloquial and/or diminutive. Doesn't ring any bells straight away. Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Scaryowl - 04-28-2012 Poland and Ukraine are my neighbors... Excuse me..err...maybe "sraka"?:DThen it means "I'll pinch your little ass" Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Slartibartfast - 04-28-2012 Not really Polish or Ukrainian, but in my language, sraka=magpie. And that bird has quite a universal fame. EDIT: NVM, it's probably what Last Pilgrim said:P Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Swallow - 04-28-2012 As a Ukrainian I confirm that we have no *suraka* word...only sraka, as mentioned above... besides *sraka* is a very rude word... Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Petitioner - 04-28-2012 What a grandma she must have been.:huh: Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - SparkyRailgun - 04-28-2012 lol, and the mystery is uncovered. Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Swallow - 04-28-2012 It must be that colorful dialect in the Karpathians... (Western Ukraine, or eastern Poland...or wherever) Dieter notice and Polish or Ukrainian question - Don_Paco_Corleone - 04-28-2012 This is Suraka, its a butterfly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antherina_suraka |