Latinos/Hispanic people in Warsaw or Krakow

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bambino7Threads: 3 Posts: 19 Joined: Mar 2, 09	Apr 2, 09, 12:13 / #
Are there many latinos or hispanic people (Spain, Portugal, South Americans, Mexicans, etc.) living, working or studying in Warsaw or Krakow? Are Polish people friendly with them?

CenowskiThreads: - Posts: 122 Joined: Mar 30, 09	Apr 2, 09, 12:22 / #
I think that is possible that yes regarding facts they are european based racially and that are also catholic, i havnt seen many in Polska but i dont see any issues between them

JustysiaSThreads: 15 Posts: 2,868 Joined: Oct 14, 07 MEMBER	Edited by: JustysiaS Apr 2, 09, 12:31 / #
hey bambino, any luck with the Polish ladies on the streets yet? you should hook up with joland here and join your forces on the quest of lovely Polish prey! lol...

hfmThreads: - Posts: 30 Joined: Mar 31, 09	Apr 2, 09, 14:08 / #
Hi there i am a Mexican, living in Warsaw, i try to find place where i can play football, o league to be invited, i am a really good football player, like normal latin people, so call me if you need a Zidane around....just joke thanks

bambino7Threads: 3 Posts: 19 Joined: Mar 2, 09	Edited by: bambino7 Apr 2, 09, 17:19 / #
hfm, I would invite you to play in england :) where the quality of football is more challenging for latinos than in poland. English football players really appreciate the silky skills of latinos when passing and controlling the football. Although english players can be physically very aggressive! :) Are polish girls in warsaw friendly with mexicans? Have you been to salsa places or latin bars in warsaw? About polish girls in england, I am having dinner with a lovely polish girl tomorrow, in my place! :) And I want to invite another lovely polish girl for lunch, may be next week! :) Things are moving! :)

olitoThreads: 8 Posts: 53 Joined: Apr 29, 07	Edited by: olito Apr 2, 09, 18:15 / #
Hey there cabrones! I'm mexican currently living in Lublin (not too far from Warsaw). Yes, polish girls are very friendly, it seems that the difficulties that one experience on our countries and the catholic religion mixes up in a similar fashion here and in latin america. However, there are notable differences in behaviour but friendliness is not an issue. A common issue could be the language! Anyways, I'm not allowed anymore to chat too much with other polish girls, moja dziewczyna would not approve it :) By the way, polish guys are friendly as well, but it takes longer for them to get used to latino guys, you know this old thinking regarding "you come here to steal our women". But do not focus on this, after all most of them are friendly. I have had only good experiences in PL, can't complain at all!

CenowskiThreads: - Posts: 122 Joined: Mar 30, 09	Apr 2, 09, 18:18 / #
olito: moja dziewczyna would not approve it lol......if you think latin girls are firery, then just wait to you get caught....Polish girls can be vicious

osiolThreads: 59 Posts: 4,714 Joined: Jul 25, 07	Apr 2, 09, 19:21 / #
In Poland, you can say chocha without causing offense but you might need to take your auntie with you.

hfmThreads: - Posts: 30 Joined: Mar 31, 09	Apr 17, 09, 21:58 / #
olito, que tal la llevas por alla, soy mexicano viviendo en Varsovia, me case hace 2 meses, y todo bien por aca..... Any latin living in warsaw, will be nice to share experiences in this country, good luck to everyone

espanaThreads: 39 Posts: 2,200 Joined: Feb 28, 07	Apr 17, 09, 22:09 / #
hfm: hfm hfm: mexicano you cant bloody speak spanish properly.

hfmThreads: - Posts: 30 Joined: Mar 31, 09	Apr 18, 09, 00:22 / #
hahahahaha, actually i didn´t speak anything at all, you mean write, if you want to play rude, at least you can know the difference between speak and write, in the forums the people WRITE, NO SPEAK hahahahahahaha, thanks mate, you made me laugh a bit Good luck

osiolThreads: 59 Posts: 4,714 Joined: Jul 25, 07	Apr 18, 09, 00:58 / #
bambino7: latinos Speakers of Latin. Mostly linguistic academics, devout Catholics with a taste for the liturgy, people interested in interpreting old laws, readers of some the the classicss of the latter-day ancient world. bambino7: hispanic Of or pertaining to Spain or the Iberian peninsula.

hfmThreads: - Posts: 30 Joined: Mar 31, 09	Apr 22, 09, 20:21 / #
osiol, you just miss the point, people speak spanish living in warsaw or in kracow, your unnecesary information, dont help anything at all

osiolThreads: 59 Posts: 4,714 Joined: Jul 25, 07	Apr 22, 09, 20:27 / #
I didn't miss the point. I made a new one.

hfmThreads: - Posts: 30 Joined: Mar 31, 09	Apr 22, 09, 20:29 / #
and still with no help

Guest	May 5, 09, 16:14 / #
Purely Dominican "come platano" (born in the states) - Live in Warsaw. I must say that living in PL has been an amazing experience. Specially being hispanic/latino & single; moreover, i must admit that females in PL look upon hispanic man only a "Passtime" activity..

bambino7Threads: 3 Posts: 19 Joined: Mar 2, 09	May 7, 09, 13:52 / #
hispanics: people who are from or have a background from a country where spanish is the official language. latinos: of course it is formaly related to countries with romance languages; but many people used it just as an abbreviation for latinamericans. as this forum is not an academic journal, i use the language in an informal way!

bambino7Threads: 3 Posts: 19 Joined: Mar 2, 09	Jun 30, 09, 14:36 / #
well, i will found out by myself next week! :) i will post my experiences here!

George8600Threads: 20 Posts: 1,114 Joined: Feb 19, 09	Jul 2, 09, 21:24 / #
According to the 2009 UN Development report, ethnic groups in Poland as provided by the Polish government out of the 38 million population are: Polish 97.7%, German 0.4%, Belarusian 0.1%, Ukrainian 0.1%, other 1.7% (mostly Mediterranean, Scandinavian, Western European.) So overall I would say no, but we are a globalized world and at least a person of every ethnicity exists in every country I would say. Secondly, I would also like to say that the Catholic thing with Latin's isn't as big as it is with the Poles. Latin's also have other predominant religions, such as Lutheran, Christian (in general), Orthodox, and so forth. Go figure...

eduardo	Oct 11, 09, 02:26 / #
Anybody from Guatemala in Poland?

Polskiej_DumyThreads: 26 Posts: 69 Joined: Oct 8, 09	Oct 23, 09, 01:00 / #
Cenowski, like 99% if not 100% of all hispanics are Roman Catholic. mexicans, spainards, columbians, dominicans, puerto ricans, south americans LOL

mvefaThreads: 11 Posts: 971 Joined: Jul 21, 09	Oct 23, 09, 09:51 / #
espana: hfm: mexicano espana: you cant bloody speak spanish properly. Is there any other way to write this word? i dont think so...!

espanaThreads: 39 Posts: 2,200 Joined: Feb 28, 07	Edited by: espana Oct 23, 09, 10:11 / #
mvefa: Is there any other way to write this word? mvefa: Is there any other way to write this word? yes panchito "MEJICANO" (from mejico) (La Real Academia de la Lengua Española permite escribir esos nombres de las dos maneras. Lo que es un error inaceptable es pronunciar "México" o "Texas" como hacen los ingleses, es decir,"Méksico" o "Teksas", ya que en castellano esos nombres no se han pronunciado nunca así. )

mvefaThreads: 11 Posts: 971 Joined: Jul 21, 09	Oct 23, 09, 10:31 / #
espana: yes panchito "MEJICANO" (from mejico) WHAHAHAHAHAHA what a bunch of...whatever cateto! the country is called MEXICO, so someone coming from there is a mexicano, which is pronounced as MEJICANO..but you CANNOT, write it as MEJICANO.. Hahaha why do Spaniars always want to write everything as they hear it? Like friki (freaky) Pleisteishon (play station) haha cracks me!

espanaThreads: 39 Posts: 2,200 Joined: Feb 28, 07	Oct 23, 09, 10:58 / #
mvefa: the country is called MEXICO, so someone coming from there is a mexicano it is more against Spanish colonization. it is like Xalapa y Xalisco , mejicanos call this places jalapa and jalisco now. mvefa: MEXICO mvefa: why do Spaniars always want to write everything as they hear it? mecsico ?

mvefaThreads: 11 Posts: 971 Joined: Jul 21, 09	Oct 23, 09, 12:03 / #
espana: it is like Xalapa y Xalisco , mejicanos call this places jalapa and jalisco now. Yes but you still write it with an X, has to do with the mayas language.

espanaThreads: 39 Posts: 2,200 Joined: Feb 28, 07	Edited by: espana Oct 23, 09, 14:09 / #
mvefa: Yes but you still write it with an X, it seems to me that should be written as pronounced. I do not understand this attitude (from the panchintos ) to change the words and pronunciation ..

mvefaThreads: 11 Posts: 971 Joined: Jul 21, 09	Oct 23, 09, 15:50 / #
espana: it seems to me that should be written as pronounced. I do not understand this attitude (from the panchintos ) to change the words and pronunciation .. It's called language evolution, which occurs when there are some influences of local tongues, foreign languages, etc, etc. Not so hard to understand, its been 200 years since the Spanish left, what did you expect? that the language would remain the same? If you would travel back on time, i dont think Miguel de cervantes or Queen Isabella, would understand you if you call them gilipollas or cateto or friki :P Stick the finger out of your arse and stop bashing on the latin americans, because if it was not for them, your language would be as important as swedish is. Ole!!!

Edited by: espana Oct 23, 09, 16:51 / #

hfm:

que tal la llevas por alla, soy mexicano viviendo en Varsovia, me case hace 2 meses, y todo bien por aca.....

this is what you call language evolution?

Mejicanos do not speak good Spanish or castellano

The correct Spanish is governed by the Royal Spanish Language Academy and every country that wants to invent their own language does not seem right, because then, it will not Spanish but must include the name of the country.

the mejicanos speak Spanglish :)

mvefaThreads: 11 Posts: 971 Joined: Jul 21, 09	Oct 23, 09, 17:18 / #
ah come on dude, that is really retarded what you are stating. So in the case of English, shall we call categorize it then as : English, Australian, American, Canadian, South African? Really dude, what you are stating is really retarded. The language changes after years and guess what? there is an ocean between Spain and Latin america, and the spanish culture/television, has almost 0 influence in latin america, So? it has to go its own way. So really deal with it its normal, and its not uglier than the spanish in Spain. You should put aside your xenofobia when you raise a topic, because offcourse if you hate certain people from a country, everything they do is gonna annoy you, even if it is ilogic.