As a 7th generation Polish-American, I am deeply aggrieved to be called a Polack.
>>226034619polack
>>226034596call them psheks
>>226034619It is not the same as „Polacke“
>>226034596You can say whetever You want Hans, as long as the angry animal mob doesn't catch You.In a one on one conversation, Poles are full of non-reasonable complexes - this means that they will likely get in some confusion or agression towards You if You'd say something not even negative - but just neutral.Then again "polak" or "polack" in toungue is no different so no one will notice.
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>>226034596I hope so
>>226034596нeмeц - хyeмeц
"Polack" is just the normal word here. Also the source of a quality schoolyard pun:Hur ser man att en bil är från Polen? Polacken / på lacken. (pronounced the same)How can you tell that a car is from Poland? The Pole / by the paint.
>>226034596it's literally how they call themselves
>>226036249Huimets?
>>226034596yes
