"Ściany mają uszy."

Translation: Walls have ears.

[flootzavut]

This might be my favourite sentence so far!

[Mattenhall]

It sounds interesting

[ngfio]

In both languages this is a proverb meaning that you have to be careful what you say as people may be eavesdropping.

[Mattenhall]

:)

[HK-FTW]

And also 'Bless you' in the last lesson. Coincidentally, I sneezed!

[luless]

"Okna już widzą, słyszą ściany

Jak kaszle nad cygarem Lew..."

[Veva392105]

Funny! We have the same saying in Portugal: as orelhas têm ouvidos.

[watsukp]

Haha nice. In Japanese too there is a sentence "Ears on the wall, eyes on the Shoji ( a door made with thin papers) 壁に耳あり障子に目あり(Kabe ni mimi ari shoji ni me ari) :)

[veridiandrade]

"As paredes têm ouvidos"

[Veva392105]

As paredes! Não sei como escrevi "orelhas"...

[Ollyfer]

The walls have ears, and the night has eyes.
(Ściany mają uszy i noc ma oczy)

[Jellei]

"a noc ma oczy" -> you're contrasting the walls and the night here :)

[Ollyfer]

I should be more careful with those conjunctions, thanks a lot!
I still like the concept that the Polish logic implied those tools from the philosophy of logic, with the two ways of “and” and the exclusive “or”. :D

[Glyn617152]

Make a change from sausages :-)