[gregski]

Guy N said:

It's likely to satisfy neither language group, because they speak Chicagowski (Polish meets the Northern Cities Vowel Shift) there

Anyway, if we want to meet in the States, we should meet in Buffalo on Dyngus Day.



(Anderson Cooper has been invited to be next year's Pussy Willow Queen, after he dissed Dyngus Day (actually, he collapsed in a giggle fit trying to explain it) on the air.) ›››

How can you diss Dyngus Day! There's only one punishment for such a crime - repeat "Śmingus Dyngus" a 1000 times

Corylea said:

So, how do you say "Congratulations" in Polish? It seems relevant.

Or is the word different depending on whether you're male or female and on whether you're speaking to a man or a woman? 'Cause I know Polish ain't easy. ›››

It's "Gratulacje" and it's gender neutral

[Corylea]

gregski said:

It's "Gratulacje" and it's gender neutral ›››

Thank you, Gregski!

Here, +1

[Vojtas.]

@ Corylea

gratulacje (more official)

gratki (more familiar jargon)

powinszowania (like 'gratulacje', but more archaic)