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Monday at 06:30 PM
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Polish really use the word "przepraszam" a lot! Nie rozumiesz? Nic nie szkodzi, you'll get used to it in no time.

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Andriy,


That's interesting, thanks for the info.

I think it sounds very similar to our "przepraszam".


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Andriy
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In Ukrainian, we have a similar form of excuse: PEREPROSZUJU. However, it is used very seldom and mainly in Western Ukraine.