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    1. ffglacier1 on

      Pierogi is the standard nominative plural of the word pieróg. Pierogies can go to hell and die.

    2. theres_no_username on

      Ah yes those Americans that take other peoples culture because they dont have their own and they don’t even bother to check if it’s correct

    3. Pan-Kapitalny on

      Just „pierogi”.
      Polish doesn’t work the same way like english, where you just add a letter „s” and have a plural version of the most nouns. But tbh „pierogies” is so popular form abroad that who cares.

    4. “pierogi” is plural of “pieróg”, “pierogów” is the genitive plural.

    5. Extreme_Economist_80 on

      It is always pierogi, because who the hell can resist to only eat one pieróg.

    6. NoxiousAlchemy on

      Wait isn’t Sinsay a Polish brand? Why would they make such a mistake?

    7. Ok_Process2046 on

      Americanos do be saying that. I don’t care anymore cuz we say czipsy, tipsy, jeansy itd

    8. Sankullo on

      I am waiting for people to flood the thread and brainlessly state “ well because we mispronounce Czipsy the Americans should also mispronounce Pierogies. We should absolutely and under no circumstance correct them!”

    9. Iron_bison_ on

      Pierogi translates to English as pierogies. Pieróg translates to English as pierogi. It’s almost like the two languages have different grammar

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