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25 Dec 2016
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How do you say "good luck" in Polish? And are there any other Polish expressions that have the same meaning?
How do you say "good luck" in Polish? And are there any other Polish expressions that have the same meaning?
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"Powodzenia" or in polish is sentence knows as "połamania nóg" It's something like "good luck". Translated is "broke your Legs", but It's using like metaphote :)
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"Powodzenia" "Szczęścia" "Połamania nóg" and if you are writing a test or something then "połamania pióra"<- it means broke your pen :)
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powodzenia or połamania nóg ("break a leg", a metaphor; it's informal so you can say that to close friends)
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