"Make me a sandwich."

Translation: Zrób mi kanapkę.

[jucxjo]

sudo zrób mi kanapkę.

[Ubeogesh]

I know that reference

[jucxjo]

:-)

[th00rn]

I opened the comments to see if anybody mentioned this one :D

[jucxjo]

So did I, but since it had yet to be done…

[Lord_Pengwyn]

I missed "kobieta" at the end of this sentence

[Jellei]

If you really wanted to say that, "woman" has to take Vocative: "kobieto".

[matt.elsewhere]

What is the difference in meaning between "zrób mi kanapkę" and "rób mi kanapkę"?

[Vengir]

Besides what mihxal said, „zrób” is more polite, although still casual.

[mihxal]

"Zrób" expresses that you want the sandwich to be done for you, whereas "rób" means that you want the sandwich to be being done for you.

[matt.elsewhere]

Hm... that doesn't make any sense to me. In what scenario would someone say, "Be making me a sandwich"?

[mihxal]

You could say so in Polish. But it is less polite and it could sound as if you rushed someone: "You should start making me a sandwich and not doing something else".