"Zasady nie są dla nas."

Translation: The rules are not for us.

[DmitryReve]

Another false cognate with russian :) Zasady (засады) would mean "ambushes".

[Jellei]

Hmm, so it's quite close to Polish, that would be "zasadzki".

[Glen624972]

This sound like what our politicians believe.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

Does this mean "we don't obey the rules" or "the rules are bad for us"/"work to our disadvantage"?

[Jellei]

Hmm... I could see it as both, but more probably the first one.

[Henry990853]

Could it work as "The rules do not apply to us."?

[JerryMcCarthy99]

That would be a somewhat different Polish sentence.

[JanKLinde]

But I guess that's the most probable interpretation.

[Jellei]

But a different verb (Zasady nas nie dotyczą). I mean, if many people reported that, then I'd strongly consider it, but I don't see such reports.

[JanKLinde]

That wasn't a request for accepting it, I just compared it to Jerry's two suggestions above...

[Kola1B]

Wrong accent: "DLA nas", not "dla NAS".

[Jellei]

I noted it down, but I'm afraid that so far our attempts at fixing stress/accent aren't very succesful. The text-to-speech correction tool doesn't work very well with this.

[chce_polski]

Must be a politician and/or celebrity.