"Nasza podłoga, wasza podłoga"

Translation: Our floor, your floor

[huwlepolonais]

mi casa tu casa?

[B.Jamieson]

I tu jest linia między. Zostań na wasza strona!

[Anton_Slavik]

Wow I was able to understand your joke about splitting the room in half (at least I think I did) and I'm just at the first week.

[DP618SLG]

Sounds like a very weird slogan.

[mikemac]

Is this a saying in Polish culture?

[Jellei]

I don't think so.

[LivingLifeform]

it took me 15 attempts to get it right

[LucBE]

Good for you!

[bluthbanana87]

Can 'podłoga' also refer to a floor of a building? Or does it only mean literally the floor?

[Emwue]

Only literally the floor – storey/floor/level is „piętro”, excluding ground floor, which is „parter” and floors below ground are „poziomy”(singular: „poziom”).

Side note: „parter” affects numbering of floors in Polish – „pierwsze piętro” is second floor(assuming that ground floor is floor 1 for you, if you use the British numbering, it's the same).

[B.Jamieson]

EDIT: Ignore everything I said. Emwue is right.