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drama queen
drama queen
A person who constantly creates drama around themselves. They exaggerate and make scenes, even when the issue is trivial. Typically, they do this to attract attention. See also: atencjusz, atencjuszka. The term can also be humorously used to refer to an animal (see example 2). Examples of use: 1.
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drama
A conflict occurring in public space, usually media-related, characterized by a negative situation that evokes extreme emotions. Drama typically begins with a hysterical reaction from an individual or group to someone else’s behavior. It has a foundational backstory around which a long-term pr
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ogar
‘a term describing a smart, competent, self-confident and organized person’ The slang word used by young people is derived from the verb ogarniać meaning ‘to know your way around something’ or ogarnąć coś ‘to get something done’, e.g. ogarniać: smart, organized, confident, well-info
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czemó
A humorous or ironic, usually deprecating comment posted among others under a video/photo that lacks sense, e.g. accidentally recorded/performed by someone. The creators of such materials (e.g. videos) are people who lack digital competence (unable to use social media) – usually very young or very
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stalkować
The word comes from the English verb stalk ‘to follow, track’. It means ‘to stalk information or look for information about other people on social media’. Examples of usage: I added a friend stalkującą måneskin on duolingo and now we can stalk each other as we learn languages (including
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siedemnaście/ he he 17
a humorous, playful response to a question about age or a replica in other phatic contexts (making and maintaining contact). This is an excerpt from a popular quote: On mi drink daje i chce robić ze mną jakieś dziwne akcje ‘Ile ty masz lat?’ (hehe) 17’ from the song by the group Natsu
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