As simple as that 😏🍝

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38 Comments

  1. justanearthling on

    You could just say Pasta on the left or put “Kokardki”, “Świderki” etc on the right. Dumb meme.

  2. Spagedti
    Świdry
    Kokardki
    Pene (małe duże cieńkie grube)
    Everything else is Makaron + something

    Unless we’re talking our local specials like:
    Lane Kluski
    Kopytka
    Leniwe

  3. Silent_Ad5442 on

    Widziałem też literki i siurdaczki xD do dziś szukam tych drugich ale to było jakieś włoskie party supply…

  4. Opisywanie rzeczy, które są inne to inteligencja. Nazywanie wszystko jednym słowem jest głupotą.

    Jak chcesz bułkę brioszkę, to nie kupisz kajzerki. Jak chcesz chleb żytni, to nie kupisz pszennego. To jest ta sama sytuacja. Poza tym to nie są jakieś nie wiadomo jakie nazwy. Dosłownie są to rzeczowniki oznaczające kształt. Tak samo zresztą, jak po polsku. Na farfalle mówisz wstążki, oni nazywają to motylami. Proste? Proste. To nie są wyjęte z dupy nazwy.

  5. Real-life situation from yesterday. I was helping mum with the groceries when I called her and asked what kind of pasta she wanted. She said “those noodles packed in nests”. Nests. Do you know what it is? I couldn’t figure it out either when I was looking for it because it wasn’t written anywhere as “nests”. Turns out it’s tagliatelle packed in shapes that look like “nests” in some packages.

  6. TypicalBloke83 on

    Not really, going from the top:
    Rurki, świderki, kokardki next 2 are a variation of 2 upper.

  7. flowers_of_nemo on

    i could not tell you why reddit keeps reccomending me r poland, but we do this in swedish too 🙂

  8. big_troublemaker on

    Pasta is makaron. As simple as that. Someone taking the time to fabricate this wasted whole 10mins of their life.

  9. Columna_Fortitudinis on

    Italian here, just saying hello to my polish bros. Hello Poland! Makes me happy that you guys enjoy pasta as much as we do.

  10. *”Eskimos have several dozen words in their language to describe snow — Poles have far more, but none of them are suitable for quotation or inclusion in dictionaries.”*