Episode 130: I Will Take Something On Tooth!

Wezmę coś na ząb.

English Phonemes: “VEHZ-meh tsohsh nah z[ą]b”

Literal Translation: I will take something on tooth.

Elegant Translation: I will take something on the tooth.

English Equivalent: I will nibble something.

Here’s a cute phrase for when you are feeling hungry. You could also say that you want something “on the tooth” or “for the tooth” and it conveys the same meaning. It’s slang for wanting to eat something. Usually in the sense of wanting a snack, in passing, although you can use it to indicate hunger for a meal, and you’ll be understood.

Wezmę = I will take [1st p. s. verb, future tense]
Coś = something
Na = on [preposition]
Ząb = tooth [noun, s. obj. form]

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