Seanus 15 | 19,674 8 Dec 2008 / #31I had a reading with a French teacher the other week and she said I did just fine. My first time for 13 years. So, no thanks.How about English? I'll stick with thatLook, you had krysia tell you that you were wrong, I'd trust her any day of the week.
osiol 55 | 3,921 8 Dec 2008 / #32I'd trust her any day of the week.If it involves horses or Polish, I'd trust Krysia any day of the week too, including Wednesdays.I don't know much about Michal's knowledge of horses.
puercoespin - | 129 8 Dec 2008 / #33będę jechać na koniubędę jeździć na koniuin both cases..będę jeździć konno..as im a rider;)
OP ArcticPaul 38 | 233 10 Dec 2008 / #34Michał.I'm attempting to learn Polish, not Russian.I don't care about Russian.Why do you insist on injecting RUSSIAN into every thread you join in?
Marek 4 | 867 10 Dec 2008 / #35ArcticPaul, sometimes it can be helpful to examine, if just superficially, the structure of a related language to the one you are learning. Contrastive examples often help to clarify key issues/differences in a particular language.That's only my opinion--:)
