Bimber is home-distilled alcohol, illegal but kinda popular. It tends to be really strong, 40-60% alcohol, the distillation process isn't always perfect so it can be a little bit harmful for your health. Comment by: nopenope   

Bimber - is ALWAYS! a slang term of- home made vodka, any spirit - NEVER a wine. Almost always double the strenght of regular 40 % stuff you buy at stores. So, not uncommon to be 190 proof...BIMBER = Moonshine! Comment by: slawekjb    Rated:5/5

Bimber - is ALWAYS! a slang term of- home made vodka, any spirit - NEVER a wine. Almost always double the strenght of regular 40 % stuff you buy at stores. So, not uncommon to be 190 proof...BIMBER = Moonshine! Comment by: slawekjb    Rated:5/5

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Also, any structure made of old material, cheap wood or cardboard, as in: 'mieszka w starej budzie' Comment by: slawekjb   

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slonce caly czas sie swieczy? lol Comment by: polska   

A popular vulgar term for a who house but also very often used to signify 'meyhem', an unclean, messy place Comment by: slawekjb   

Death penalty (slang of) is spelled CZAPA in Polish:) Comment by: slawekjb   

Actually, this does not mean necessarily whore, it can also have a similar meaning as 'laska', thus girl, sometimes 'girl that looks easy'. Comment by: Tomek   

Written "chuj" not "huj". Common mistake made by uneducated polish elementary school stundents. Comment by: Gwynevall    Rated:1/5

It turns out, both ways of writing are correct nowadays:) Comment by: slawekjb   

What would (malgosiuman) mean, polish to english Comment by: Lynn Watson   

What would (wspolniezadzwon) mean, polish to english Comment by: Lynn Watson   

Also, most often used by all Poles as 'f*ck' or 'shit' as in: 'f*cking shit'. This horrible but very popular word is often used to describe an assholes of a person, a terrible type of a character. Remember: 'kurwa' is a type of character and not a profession:) Comment by: slawekjb