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Cheers and good night

Some years ago, my father decided to learn Polish and started off with some basic phrases, like na zdrowie, cheers, and dobranoc, good night.
One evening, at a party, he decided to raise a toast. He stood up, raised his glass, chirpily exclaimed dobranoc! - and chugged the vodka! In his defence, six or seven shots later it was dobranoc for real!

Sent by: Dan

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Giedre 2009-02-14

I am Lithuanian but sometimes people ask me if I am Polish and then at the end of conversation say spasibo which is thank you in Russian.

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Ewa 2005-06-23

Thank you, that's pretty funny! Polish can be confusing ;)

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Ktoś 2005-06-19

It's really nice when people come to Poland and say zdrastwujte, which means 'hello' ... but in Russian :)

Poliglots ...

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