Meaning:
Lit. “a boil on the ass” is someone or something extremely inconvenient, annoying and hence unwelcome.
Lit. “a boil on the ass” is someone or something extremely inconvenient, annoying and hence unwelcome.
Lit. “half a liter” used to be one of the most common ways of referring to vodka. This volume of a bottle in the characteristic shape was the standard unit sold in communist Poland’s shops (a state monopoly).
Lit. “my guts are playing march”. A humorous way of reporting extreme hunger and urging your interlocutors to bring the food on the table.
Lit: “to not (being able to) digest”. This means you cannot understand and dislike (or hate) a phenomenon. Usually aimed at a specific individual or group human behaviour.
Lit. “either the fish or the tank” is what some Poles say when they want (playfully) to force you to make a choice. This voices an ultimate alternative with only one option to be selected and stressing that eating and still having a cake is definitely not possible.