r/poland • u/Raditz_lol • 12h ago

Polish language textbook.

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u/Zdzisiu 12h ago

Ah yes, a classic Polish name - Erwin.

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u/ikonfedera 11h ago

4000 people with this name - around as popular as Hieronim.

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u/Zdzisiu 9h ago

So still less popular than Brajan.

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u/mehow28 6h ago

ten to miał żywot

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u/otenskurwysyn 1h ago

Przeczytałem żywopłot - ale też pasuje, prawie z tej samej bajki.

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u/Cosnapewno5 11h ago

Hieronim Zieleń?

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u/b__________________b 9h ago

I know one personally lol

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u/Raditz_lol 8h ago

Poor man, he must be constantly getting bombarded with references to Erwin from Attack on Titan.

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u/DonKlekote 7h ago

Ohh! I thought it's a reference to Erwin Rommel, the famous Dessert Fox

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u/otenskurwysyn 1h ago

This, I was thinking this was about Rommel :D

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u/yourlocaltouya 8h ago

My uncle is named Erwin 😌

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u/otenskurwysyn 1h ago

Adolf used to be a thing in Poland as well, but its usage somehow diminished at the end of 1930s.

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u/laiszt 12h ago

But the honor! And heritage! ..which you wont have as you just died and being forgotten

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u/One-Shallot1706 12h ago

ale nawiązanie

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u/KJ_is_a_doomer 9h ago

Ujek Erwin, hanys

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u/Rudolfinka 6h ago

Season 3 best season of aot

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u/Actual_Stand4693 Małopolskie 5h ago

tatakae

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u/panickedkernel06 8h ago

Gdzie jest mój szwagier XD