Patrzmy

Patrzmy is a Polish word that translates to "let's look" or "let's see" in English. It is a jokey way of saying "sue me" or "watch this" and can be used to express a sense of confidence or carelessness.

The phrase patrzmy is often used in a humorous or sarcastic way to challenge someone's concerns or objections. For example, if someone is complaining about the risk of doing something, someone else might respond with patrzmy to indicate that they are willing to take the risk anyway.

The phrase is also related to a Polish idiom "pora się-paid" which is used in a similar context, but it's more common to use phrase patrzmy.

In addition, patrzmy can be used as a phrase to show a sense of defiance or bravado, as in "patrzmy, co zrobisz" which translates to "watch me, what are you going to do?"

It's worth noting that patrzmy is a relatively informal expression and is not typically used in formal or professional settings. It is more commonly used in casual conversation among friends or acquaintances.

Despite its informal nature, patrzmy has become a popular phrase in Polish internet culture and is often used in social media and online forums.