In Poland, everyone laughs at Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz. At least in the 90s we had a prime minister, Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz. His name is also a tongue twister.
Brzęk - clang, clink, jingle, rattle Brzęczenie - hum, tingle, buzz Brzęczy - buzzes, hums Chrząszcz - beetle The name and address are made up; it's fictional even in this film, as the character's name is Franek Dolas, but he was being cheeky with the German officer and intentionally gave him a difficult name
this is from famous polish war comedy "Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową". Main character (in truth Franciszek Dolas) trying to make his interrogation as hard as possible, when german officer found at some point his national emblem eagle Franciszek reveal his true name and military rank. This whole scene mocks stereotypes about Germans. In general, the entire film ridicules stereotypes about all possible nations.
I think it's harder only from the Hungarian perspective 😂 I tried to repeat some words in Hungarian, and couldn't even tell what letters were inside those words. Hungarian is very hard!
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In Poland, everyone laughs at Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz. At least in the 90s we had a prime minister, Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz. His name is also a tongue twister.
This just confirms that Polish is what if Hungarian, Russian and Chinese had a baby, and that baby had multiple seizures while speaking.
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I showed this to my Polish co-worker...she laughed her ass off at the mosquito sounds.
Legendary.
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Does the surname and the address have a meaning in Polish? Are these names real or made up? Thank you.
According to
oc.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grzegorz_Brz%C4%99czyszczykiewicz
both the village and the district are fictional.
Brzęk - clang, clink, jingle, rattle
Brzęczenie - hum, tingle, buzz
Brzęczy - buzzes, hums
Chrząszcz - beetle
The name and address are made up; it's fictional even in this film, as the character's name is Franek Dolas, but he was being cheeky with the German officer and intentionally gave him a difficult name
this is from famous polish war comedy "Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową". Main character (in truth Franciszek Dolas) trying to make his interrogation as hard as possible, when german officer found at some point his national emblem eagle Franciszek reveal his true name and military rank. This whole scene mocks stereotypes about Germans. In general, the entire film ridicules stereotypes about all possible nations.
@macabrescafresca beszczelnie? Niemiec był podły i chamski, z resztą jak zwykle.
Harder than Hungarian 😊
I think it's harder only from the Hungarian perspective 😂
I tried to repeat some words in Hungarian, and couldn't even tell what letters were inside those words. Hungarian is very hard!
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