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Edited by: ender  Mar 28, 10, 04:02    #31
Lyzko
Lyzko: Czy jesteś Polakiem albo Rosjianem, ShortHair?

A także dumy mojego pochodzenia:-))

Lyzko what does it mean? Polish question supposed to look this way: ShortHair, jesteś polakiem czy rosjaninem? And honestly I don't know what do you mean in A także dumy mojego pochodzenia. literally it means: But also proud my country origin. Sorry to say but your polish IS basic. Your friends might understand you because they know you.

king polkagamon  Mar 28, 10, 12:18    #32
Russian is extremely useful in Poland.When you don't remember a polish word say it in Russian and they will understand.
I like how polish women say:Ja panimayou po Russky.They have such an accent and take the expression of russkaya devushka that you want to fall on the floor laughing.
Lyzko  Mar 28, 10, 20:48    #33
Ender, dziękuję za poprawienia!

A teraz poprawiam kilka twoich małych błędów?-:))

"Polish question supposed to look this way." = This is how to frame a question in Polish.
"And honestly I don't know what do you mean.." = .....know what you mean.... BEZ 'do'

Polish question = kwestie geopolityczne o historii polskiej nowoczesnej
A question in Polish = pytanie gramatycznie poprawne po polsku

Nie zrozumiałes moje ostatne pytanie?? To żart, prawda??
1a2a2  Mar 29, 10, 13:18    #34
German or Russian - whatever, both are pretty useless in Poland.
king polkagamon  Mar 29, 10, 16:39    #35
I also noticed that when you speak czech,Poles laugh but when you speak Russian they don't laugh.


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