Mieć przejebane
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What it means
A vulgar but very common expression meaning “to be screwed” or “to be in deep trouble” — to be in a hopeless or very difficult situation with no good way out. The literal words are crude, but the phrase functions much like English “to be fucked.”
Vocabulary
- mieć — to have
- przejebane — (vulgar) a bad situation, being screwed
Grammar note
Uses 'mieć' + a past passive participle in a fixed vulgar construction. Conjugate only 'mieć' to change subject: 'masz przejebane', 'ma przejebane'.
Cultural context
Widely used in informal speech across age groups despite its vulgarity. Considered coarse but not taboo in casual settings.
Intermediate
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