English, asked by gayatrikgs2005, 11 months ago

The meaning of 'no more holler pollack' from the lesson hundred dresses 2
(answers answering the question properly would be highly appreciated of)

Answers

Answered by harshavardini69

It is the word commanly used polish descent.....

Answered by capricornusyellow

Explanation:

The word phrase is a contemptuous Hollar Pollack is used for a person or pole or the person for polish decent.
This phrase is taken from chapter hundred dresses.
In this chapter, a girl Wanda was imaging about hundred dresses.
Her father transferred one place to other place.
Her father told to teacher about Wanda that now her daughter wont have to listen more 'Pollack'.
Now one will ask about her name and will irritate her more.
Now there are plenty of the name in city that you can make fun of her anymore.

Learn more: Hollar Pollack, Wanda

Previous Question

Next Question