ja pierdolę

Polish

4/5 · Strong

What does “ja pierdolę” mean in English?

This is a strong expression of shock or frustration, akin to saying 'I can't believe this' or 'What the fuck.'

Literally “I fuck”

Sounds like “ya pyER-doh-leh”
Used as Exclamation
How it's used

It's used as an exclamation, often in reaction to something surprising or irritating, similar to English swearing but carries a bit more weight in intensity.

How strong is it? 4/5 · Strong

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