Hello from over the border! I got two T-shirts for Christmas with Polish writing on them and I was just wondering if it's actual Polish or just the way Slovaks imagine Polish 😆

I mean, I can understand a fair bit of your language, but my knowledge of it is mostly passive. Furthermore, one of the T-shirts uses just the standard letter L without the cross, that's why I'm wondering whether someone in Slovakia made this up and it's not actually real Polish.

Thanks a lot! 🙂

by AndreaT94

11 comments

  1. Those are definitely legit (and you probably figured that out, but you wouldn’t wear them to your grandma’s or for a job interview).

    L and Ł denote two different sounds and both are used. L actually occurs more often 🙂

  5. Perfect Polish, the second one is almost a proverb at my workplace.

    Great T-shirts, BTW, I want these too😬

  6. Legit but 3 commas in the first pic are unnecessary 😀

  9. Technically it’s Polish but it’s not a proverb that literally like this I have ever heard

  10. First of all Ł is not L in Polish. L is L an Ł produces the sound of English W. To answer you question, yes it’s all truest of Polish.

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