Zuch chłopak
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What it means
A brave, capable, or admirable young man. Used as a compliment, often said to a boy or young man who has done something impressive.
Vocabulary
- zuch — brave kid / scout / trooper
- chłopak — boy / guy
Grammar note
Noun phrase in nominative. 'Zuch' can stand alone as a compliment.
Cultural context
'Zuch' is also the name of the youngest rank in Polish scouting (ZHP), so the word carries connotations of courage and resourcefulness.
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