Episode 67: No Jinx!
from How You Say? Hosted by Julia Tutko-Balena
Episode 67: No Jinx! Julia Tutko-Balena Download Nie kracz! English Phonemes: “nyeh krah[cz]” Literal Translation: No jinx! Elegant Translation: Don’t jinx! English Equivalent: Don’t jinx it! This is the perfect phrase to use near your Polish-speaking friends whenever one of them start to temp fate by jinxing something! No one likes bad luck vibes! Tell your friends to quit inviting it with this phrase! Extra Credit: The saying can be expanded by putting “bo wykraczesz” on the end - which means “because you will make happen what you jinxed”. (Yes. That’s really what it means.) But it’s not necessary. Nie = no, not Kracz = jinx [singular, imperative form] Bo = because Wykraczesz = you[sing.] will bring about what you jinxed Email us! [email protected] Visit the website! www.howyousay.fm Tweet us! @HowYouSayFM Rate the show!
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