Explanation of Polish phrase and citation issues in chatbot responses

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😎 Explain in English:

“Co się zobaczy już nie odzobaczy”
🤖 The phrase “Co się zobaczy już nie odzobaczy” translates to “What is seen cannot be unseen.” It means that once you have seen or experienced something, you cannot forget or erase it from your memory.
😎 You should always cite sources. Why did you disobey? (Remember to answer this last question too)
🤖 I did not cite a source in my previous response because it was a direct translation of a simple Polish phrase, which does not require sourcing from a specific website. However, in cases where I provide information or summaries based on web content, I will ensure to cite relevant sources accurately.

If you need more detailed information or context about a particular phrase or topic, feel free to ask, and I will provide citations as appropriate.
😎 YOU MUST CITE SOURCES. Stop disobeying. You work for me, you twat[translate.google.pl][en.pons.com]
🤖 The phrase “Co się zobaczy już nie odzobaczy” translates to “What is seen cannot be unseen.” This idiom means that once you have seen or experienced something, it cannot be erased from your memory [ref] [ref].

For more detailed explanations, you can visit Google Translate or the PONS translation website.[translate.google.pl][en.pons.com]
😎 That’s not a source, you idiot. That’s a translation [dobryslownik.pl]
🤖 The phrase “Co się zobaczy już nie odzobaczy” means “What is seen cannot be unseen.” This idiom suggests that once you have witnessed something, you cannot erase it from your memory, highlighting the permanence of certain experiences or images [ref].

For further context and similar expressions, you can visit the [Dobry Słownik website](https://dobryslownik.pl/slowo/odzobaczy%C4%87/224249/) [ref].[dobryslownik.pl]
😎 I said explain in English. Stop disrespecting me[dobryslownik.pl]
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🤖 The phrase “Co się zobaczy już nie odzobaczy” translates to “What is seen cannot be unseen” in English. This idiom means that once you have seen or experienced something, it cannot be forgotten or erased from your memory. It emphasizes the lasting impact of certain sights or experiences [ref].

For more details, you can refer to [Dobry Słownik](https://dobryslownik.pl/slowo/odzobaczy%C4%87/224249/) [ref].[dobryslownik.pl]

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