A tourist from Poland gave an interview in Greece. All media are writing about her

Greek media describe a short interview that a Polish tourist gave to the Action24 television station. The young woman was accosted by a journalist on a beach in Attica near Athens and asked what she was doing in Greece.

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The conversation initially went as expected. The Polish woman said that she had been in Athens for two weeks, and had previously only been to Rhodes in Greece. She admitted that she had come there for work. Then the tourist said that her favorite dish in Greece was gyros — a traditional dish — and when asked if it came with tzatziki sauce, to the general amusement of the reporter and journalists in the TV studio, she replied that it came with mustard.

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The biggest embarrassment, however, was caused by the question of whether she knew any Greek words. Without hesitation, the Polish woman answered "kalimera", meaning "good morning", "kalispera", meaning "good evening", and... "malakas". And it was this last word that caused quite a stir. It turns out that it is a vulgar word, used in Greece to insult another person.

- Oh no, no, no, not that! - the Greek reporter commented on the Polish woman's statement, which was echoed by laughter from the journalists from the television studio.

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(Source: Action24, parapolitika.gr)

The woman used an obscene word on camera.