Services in Polish escort ads — a glossary of the local terms
Published: August 24, 2026
Polish escort ads describe their scope with local shorthand that means nothing to a first-time reader — and even ads with an English translation often keep the Polish tags. Below is a dictionary-style crib sheet: each term explained in a sentence, with the English or international equivalent where one is in common use. General ad vocabulary (incall, outcall, anons) is in our glossary of escort terms — this article supplements it with the names of specific services.
The most common Polish service terms
- Francuski (literally “French”) — oral sex; ad slang also uses “lodzik.” Where an ad specifies uncovered, the international shorthand is OWO; if the ad doesn’t say, assume nothing and ask.
- Deep / deep throat — used in Polish ads as in English: the deep variant of oral sex.
- Grecki (“Greek”) — anal sex; the equivalent of the international “A-level.”
- Klasyka / klasyczny (“classic”) — vaginal intercourse, the base scope of most ads.
- GFE (girlfriend experience) — used untranslated: a meeting in a “like a girlfriend” convention, with conversation, closeness and a natural atmosphere.
- Duo — one meeting with two advertisers who work together.
- Body to body — massage performed with the whole body, no accessories; the home ground of the massage category, covered in erotic vs relaxation massage.
- 69 — mutual, simultaneous oral sex.
- Finał na… (“finish on…”) — phrases specifying how the meeting ends; the details are always whatever the ad itself says.
- BDSM / dominacja — consensual dominance and submission, usually with the equipment on the advertiser’s side.
- Fetysz (“fetish”) — meetings built around specific preferences (feet, lingerie); the scope is individual every time.
- Striptiz — striptease as part or the whole of a meeting.
- Masaż prostaty — prostate massage, usually listed alongside massage services.
- Wspólny prysznic — a shared shower as part of the meeting.
- Całowanie (“kissing”) — a separate tag, because some advertisers exclude it; closely related to the GFE convention.
- Wirt — remote-only services (camera, phone), with no in-person meeting.
The list is not closed — the escortnow search’s service filter covers more than a hundred tags, from massage to specific meeting conventions.
How to filter services in the search
Instead of reading dozens of ads, tick the services you care about in the search filter — the results narrow to listings that declare the tag. The filters work as yes/no chips: you click a tag (“francuski,” “duo,” “body to body”) and choose whether it must be present. On top of that come the exact filters — age, height, price “up to X zł” — so you can narrow the results precisely, for instance among women in Warsaw or advertisers available now.
Two practical tips. Don’t tick a dozen tags at once — few ads declare all of them and the results will vanish; start with the one or two services that genuinely matter. And remember that tags are the advertiser’s own declaration — moderation checks ads before publication, but the scope of services can only ever be “verified” by talking.
Why you always confirm the scope by phone
The most important rule of this crib sheet: a tag in an ad is a starting point, not a guarantee. You confirm the scope in a short phone call before the meeting, for three reasons:
- The same words mean different things — different advertisers read “francuski” or “finał” with different reservations; details such as protection are agreed explicitly.
- Scope can depend on price and time — some services apply only to longer meetings or carry a surcharge the ad doesn’t always spell out; base rates are in how much do escort services cost in Poland.
- On-site negotiation doesn’t work — pushing for things the ad excludes after you arrive ruins the atmosphere and changes nothing.
How to run that call politely and concretely is covered step by step in how to arrange a meeting.
This crib sheet is dictionary-style only — the sole binding description of scope is the specific ad and what you agree with the advertiser.