"Darmowy obiad"

Translation: Free lunch

[Volizione]

Moja profesorka ekonomii powiedziała że to nie istnieje. ;)

[glossboss]

Niestety nie ma darmowych obiadów.

[va-diim]

diermowyj obied means "sh**ty lunch" in Russian hahaha!

[AMatofFact]

Haha, yes it does. I am going to remember this one very easily.

[idanlipin]

Darmowy obiad to najlepszy obiad

[DimaUKR]

Why 'lunch for free' is not correct?

[DankNohr]

Perhaps due to the grammar oder of words. May actually in context be different if you said "lunch for free".

[va-diim]

I assume you speak Russian, so "free lunch" is бесплатный обед. "Lunch for free" is обед бесплатно. Two different things.

[powershiftffs]

A confusing adjective for a Russian ;p Although I can surely trace the origins

[va-diim]

Дерьмо [dier'mo] means "sh!t" in Russian.

[Quantini]

Are you all kidding? Didn't hear the word Дармовой? It's means the same.

[systhink]

TANSTAAFL, Robert Heinlein's 1966 novel, The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_ain%27t_no_such_thing_as_a_free_lunch

[gbaldacci1309]

I wrote "darmowy" because I know "obiad" is masculine. However, I kept listening to the audio over and over and it sounded like "darmowe". Dang!!

[Jellei]

Sounds fine to me, but then of course I'm Polish and I know what I expect to hear, while non-natives often have problems perceiving the 'y' sound...

[PetrDiblik]

Although it may not exist now, it will exist in future. We, people, cannot continue destroying the planet forever...

[bestllama]

Say no more

[baarbgirl]

"lunch for free", not accepted. Why? It's the same as free lunch

[Jellei]

Makes sense to me, added.

Note that you can have a similar construction in Polish by saying "obiad za darmo".