How to Say “I Farted” in Polish

Pierdnąłem
The English phrase "I farted" is translated into Polish as Pierdnąłem.
This phrase is a direct statement used to admit that one has released gas from the anus.

Which one should you use?

While Pierdnąłem is a blunt way to state the action, Puściłem bąka is a slightly more euphemistic and common colloquial alternative. For a highly formal context, you can use Przepraszam, ale wydostał się ze mnie gaz, which translates to "Excuse me, but gas has escaped me."

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

Puściłem bąka is a colloquial expression, and Przepraszam, ale wydostał się ze mnie gaz. is the formal way to express this.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the word Pierdnąłem, the suffix -em indicates that the speaker is a male performing the action in the past tense.

Did you know?

  • In Polish, the word bąk in Puściłem bąka literally means 'bumblebee', suggesting that the sound of a fart is like the buzzing of a bee.
  • Polish has a specific word pierdzenie that can be used metaphorically to describe someone talking nonsense or 'shooting air'.
  • In Polish, the word for a small fart, bąk, is also the name of a specific type of insect known as a damselfly. Even though they look very different, the words are identical.

Examples in context

  • Pierdnąłem.
    I farted.
    This example is useful for seeing the basic statement Pierdnąłem used in a sentence.
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  • Słuchaj, pierdnąłem właśnie tutaj.
    Listen, I just farted right here.

Example conversation

Piotr and Katarzyna are sitting on a quiet sofa watching a movie.

  1. Piotr

    Przepraszam, pierdnąłem.
    I'm sorry, I farted.
  2. Katarzyna

    Fuj, Piotr, to było bardzo brzydkie.
    Ew, Piotr, that was very gross.
  3. Piotr

    Wiem, pierdnąłem niechcący.
    I know, I farted accidentally.
  4. Katarzyna

    Otwórz okno, proszę.
    Open the window, please.

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