Ask Steve: My toddler swears in Polish! || STEVE HARVEY

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hi Steve so my husband's native language is polish I would love for my three-year-old daughter to learn the same language unfortunately she's only learned the Polish curse words I'm getting anxious we have a family reunion coming up and she gets so eager to blurt out these words any idea how we can get her to stop cursing all my kids cus I know exactly where they got it from and you're just rubbing your stomach yes um I'm expecting another one pretty soon well you got another little cuss economy down your husband's here my husband is here you hold all my mass so you just be cussing your ass off ever huh so what the hell going on man it's driving the kid at school you know someone cuts you off so like I really quite like you cuss in Polish yeah like what's it like a easy one that we could do on TV all right just give me one that we could just do all the TV do pies what do pie osh now get well kiss my do ha ha ha that was great it's due Piyush but I do bother huh do pies but do paws but give me another one another one a little easy one go get him huh Karen Karen yeah that means like you little rascal you little rascal what are some place terms yeah there's a huge version for that thanks that's very good I'll be using those too and good luck with the baby thank you hope you have it go ahead hope you have a healthy baby thank you I'm not a healthy strong Cussler yes

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Channel: Steve TV Show

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Keywords: Steve, Harvey, funny, humor, comedy, tv, steve harvey, steve harvey daytime, steve harvey show, toddler, kids, Polish, language, ask steve

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Length: 2min 28sec (148 seconds)

Published: Tue Apr 07 2015

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"Pierun" and "Dupa Jaś(u)", both are softcore and oldfashioned.

"Pierun" comes from the slavic mythology, where "Perun" was a god of thunderbolts and storms. (something like Thor or Zeus). Usually used to describe something lively or unexpected.

"Dupa Jasiu" is someone clumsy. dupa = arse, Jasiu, diminutive from Jan= little John. Also when you call someone a dupa it usually means someone is not good at something.