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How do you say this in Polish? "Come on" if it is when you support a team. Like when you say come on Poland in football.
How do you say this in Polish? "Come on" if it is when you support a team. Like when you say come on Poland in football.
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Yes, you can say that or we also say "No dalej", "No dajesz"
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You can say / Dawaj! / for a single player or / Dawajcie! / in plural, to the whole team.
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I'd say 'dawaj!' (to a single person) or 'dawajcie!' (plural). basically it means 'give it to me!' ;)
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@Andreasbekker it's difficult to explain due to conjugation in Polish. literally it means "you give" however you can shout to support someone which will have the meaning "give it all you got!" ..or something like this
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