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saddened
  Oct 16, 07, 05:09  #61

the fellow in the mirror is holding a glass of wodka and your sure there isnt enybody there.

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hancock
Edited by: hancock  Oct 18, 07, 10:36  #62

the fellow in the mirror asks for another and your the one who reaches out and breaks the glass. but doesnt say cheers.

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hansi
  Oct 31, 07, 11:39  #63

Quoting: Eurola
kwasne mleko


and how do you make your kwasne mleko because I love it too

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z_darius
  Oct 31, 07, 12:20  #64

Quoting: Shawn_H
I guess there is no TH combination / Sound in Polish...

An easy trick that I devised to work with Polish speakers trying to learn how to pronounce "th" is to make them aware that this is the exact sound that is produced by Poles with a slight lisp whereby they cannot pronounce "s" or "z".

For instance: "sasanka" (pasque-flower) , or "zaraza(pestilence)" pronounced with a lisp as voiceless "thathanka" or voiced "tharatha respectively"

Nearly all Poles I know can imitate the lisp, and once they are made aware of the similarity, they are on their merry way to use "th" it should be used.


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queenlush
  Nov 8, 07, 17:30  #65

you know when you are polish when you can spell your surname before your teacher, you know when you are polish when you know what a krufka is( them fudgy gorgeous toffeee things ) or pirogi or that cherry vodka stuff which im sure is illegal lol you know you are polish when you are a nice friendly sociable person... polish people are the best..,i'm a brit born to pole parents but i love the way ive been brought up ..we have values and respect


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beckski
  Nov 16, 07, 20:41  #66

Quoting: basiaa
You know you're Polish when... ?


You're dying for a kielbasa Polish sandwich so bad, you'll even settle for one from Wienerschnitzel.


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Eurola
  Nov 16, 07, 21:17  #67

Quoting: beckski
Quoting: basiaa
You know you're Polish when... ?


...when you rather have a slice of good, rye bread with you soup instead of crackers... :)


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JuliePotocka
  Nov 20, 07, 02:17  #68

You know you're a Pole - when the first thing you recall as a child is making Kielbasa, then smoking it in the backyard smoker!!

Well, now I know where my short temper came from. ;)

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masterpolack89
  Jan 27, 08, 01:03  #69

Thread attached on merging:
polish Culture-You know your are Polish if...

hey guys, this is a thread, and you guys say 'you know you're polish if..." lol. Like you know you are polish when your neighbour competes with you. This sounds ood, but feel free to post.

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bringthepoison
  Feb 29, 08, 15:17  #70

basiaa wrote:
You have relatives who aren't really your relatives

Yep.

basiaa wrote:
You sing the same song - “100 lat” - on every occasion (weddings, birthdays, baby showers)

Um WTF

basiaa wrote:
Your name always gets slaughtered on the first day of school

yep i always get called KAYTAY instead of katie ¬¬

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Eagle20
Edited by: Eagle20  Feb 29, 08, 17:21  #71

hansi wrote:
how do you make your kwasne mleko because I love it too


Could never drink kwaśne mleko. Does that mean that I get drummed out of the Polish club?


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JuliePotocka
  Feb 29, 08, 19:17  #72

No; we forgive you! ;)

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Tran Anh
  Mar 1, 08, 00:10  #73

You know you are Polish when someone mistakes you as a Russian!


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Eurola
  Mar 1, 08, 00:17  #74

I've never been asked if I were Russian...but somehow I was asked many times if I was Austrian or German. I could never figure out the Austrian thing...
My friend is mistaken for Russian or Ukrainian often, however.


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beckski
  Mar 1, 08, 00:35  #75

Eurola wrote:
I was asked many times if I was Austrian or German


People always think I'm German too. I don't think I have a single drop of German blood in my entire body.


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Lady in red [Guest]
  Mar 1, 08, 04:28  #76

You know you're Polish when... ?

You love the fact that the colour 'Red' is back in fashion this year <g>. I love wearing red. I bought a red hooded rainjacket/ coat the other week, very expensive and classy. So why do I look like Red Riding Hood in it hahaha !


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Seanus
  Mar 1, 08, 09:06  #77

U wheel out the same old tongue twisters time and again.


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EbonyandBathory
  Mar 1, 08, 13:28  #78

You know you're Polish when you don't understand why your friends snicker when you say you're hosting "a sausage party."


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telefonitika
  Mar 1, 08, 13:42  #79

EbonyandBathory wrote:
EbonyandBathory


im curious over this one .....


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Seanus
  Mar 1, 08, 13:51  #80

U think Lepper, Giertych and Tusk are the only politicians that matter


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Dice
Edited by: Dice  Mar 1, 08, 13:51  #81

Your Doctor tells you that you have 0.006% of blood in your alcohol.


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JuliePotocka
  Mar 1, 08, 19:49  #82

roflol. I can't drink, but I used to always drink on the weekends, vodka straight up! Or add some nice orange juice... ;>

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Dzhaklin
  Mar 3, 08, 23:31  #83

your dad doesn't care what you do or what time you're home, as long as your mom said it was okay. if your dad calls you and proceeds to yell at you to come home, you only need to say "ale mama wie gdzie jestem i powiedziala ze moge zostac jeszcze dwie godziny..." and he promptly replies "oh. okay. have fun then," and hangs up.


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Feliks
  Mar 7, 08, 19:26  #84

I don't even own any ketchup, but every time I look in the mirror, I know I am a Polak.

Also I know I am Polish, because in a house full of Sassenachs, I am the only one who has created a complex system of washing lines in my room, and created a bedside cabinet out of a cardboard box, with the interior shelved by smaller boxes.

I think you can be sure you are Polish, if you find a piece of string and save it because it could be useful.


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tornado2007
  Mar 7, 08, 19:32  #85

Dzhaklin wrote:
Quote ¦ Report ¦ #83

your dad doesn't care what you do or what time you're home, as long as your mom said it was okay. if your dad calls you and proceeds to yell at you to come home, you only need to say "ale mama wie gdzie jestem i powiedziala ze moge zostac jeszcze dwie godziny..." and he promptly replies "oh. okay. have fun then," and hangs up.

lol would you care to take me through that with the english inserted please :) although it sounds a bit like my house but without the polish, lol.


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Feliks
  Mar 7, 08, 19:52  #86

@Tornado2007. It translates as "But Mother knows where I am and she says I can stay another two hours."


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tornado2007
  Mar 7, 08, 19:54  #87

Feliks wrote:

@Tornado2007. It translates as "But Mother knows where I am and she says I can stay another two hours."

lol, that sure sounded like our house :)


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Dice
Edited by: Dice  Mar 7, 08, 20:17  #88

You have five kinds of gourmet ketchup in your kitchen cabinet and you put in on everything including scrambled eggs, stake, mashed potatoes and veggies!


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Feliks
  Mar 7, 08, 20:29  #89

Scrambled Eggs. That's the one thing I will put ketchup on.


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sledz
  Mar 7, 08, 23:20  #90

Dice wrote:
scrambled eggs, stake, mashed potatoes and veggies!

Dont froget about pizza
Feliks wrote:
Scrambled Eggs. That's the one thing I will put ketchup on.

I do that..lol

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