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Przystań/Stój Stop? I'm not too sure if this is a stupid question, but which is the correct way to say stop, Stój or przystań. My friend's family say przystań but no site translates that, maybe its przystanek? But even so, what is the correct way to say stop and is it just because there is more than one way?

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[Action] Stop (doing it) = Przestań (to robić) [Movement] Stop (or I'll shot) = Stój (bo strzelam) Przystań = harbor, Przystanek = bus stop There is also an expression "Przystań na chwilę" - "Stop for a moment". It sounds a lil' bit archaic to me. I'm not sure whether my explanation is clear, but I sure hope so. If you're up for language exchange, feel free to leave me a message. Cheers! :)
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Przystań might be used in some rural dialects. It sounds bad for a normal person

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