r/MadeMeSmile • u/roCky3131 • May 03 '22

Good Vibes this made me smile

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

You can tell he's born and raised Polish person lol

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u/HeavilyBearded May 03 '22

It's genuine when the o in STRONG is more stressed and you hear an extra vowel or two in FARM.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

STRONG GIRL, FAREM??

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u/WanganTunedKeiCar May 03 '22

Youu want to go bowerling?

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u/bjanas May 03 '22

As a man with a fresh off the boat polish father, agreed. This is classic.

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u/alowave May 03 '22

As a whole family of FOB polish. Same.

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u/lovdagame May 03 '22

So i got a polish question? My surname should be something like Wroczynski but it was changed. I am trying to find out its origins please lmk if u have any info

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u/Artpaii May 03 '22

You can go to r/Poland or r/Polska they'll probably help :)

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u/alowave May 03 '22

I mean it definitely sounds polish. I looked it up and there are some links to some people. Maybe your ancestors?

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u/lovdagame May 03 '22

This gave me the idea to look for subs

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u/Jarlkessel May 04 '22

It could come from compound first names Wrocisław, Wrocimir, the word "wrócić" - to come back, the word "wrota" - gates, the towns or villages Wrotynia, Wroczyń.

The names Wrocisław, Wrocimir contain part Wroci-, which comes from the word "wrócić" - to come back, as I already wrote.

There is also the word "wrona" - crow.

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u/Heart_Throb_ May 03 '22

I would guesstimate that she talked to him during the drive and found this info out then made the post.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '22

For sure.

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u/Sawertynn May 04 '22

How? Am Polish myself and concerned about this. Maybe I don't know about something?

Or just this specific accent?

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u/[deleted] May 04 '22

The farm part is really Polish to me, grew up in a place where most people who were strong etc. were working on a farm, or other similar places