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could the translation of "Herbata, nie kawa" also be: "Tea, NO coffee" or did I miss something?
October 11, 2016
I believe that "no coffee" would mean something like "without coffee" (We'll take only tea, without any coffee) and be translated as "bez kawy".
October 11, 2016
Someone's had their order messed up at starbucks a few too many times... Lol
November 30, 2018
Could this mean someone changing their mind whilst ordering? Tea, no, coffee! Now I see the punctuation would be different, but that's how interpreted it the first time...
January 30, 2019
It rather sounds like you didn't get what you ordered, but even in this case, this a quite rude way to say that.
January 30, 2019
