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I'm from India. Can someone teach me basic polish , in return for english!

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kingishere	Jan 17, 12, 18:17 #1
hello everyone !! im in poznan for 6 months , i am a native english speaker from india , brought up in england ...can somebody help me with basic polish skills ( via skype or personally ) . i can assure you that you will enhance your english skills too !! plz leave ur email if anyone is interested !!! .

pantslessThreads: 1 Posts: 177 Joined: Feb 1, 10 ♂	Jan 19, 12, 16:16 #2
As a test, what's the difference between the present simple and present continuous? When do we use pronouns that end in an "s": yours, theirs? Why do some adjectives come before other adjectives: "big red fire truck" and not "fire red big truck"?

kingishere	Jan 19, 12, 18:43 #3
well mate ..thanks ....but i dont want 2 learn polish from u ...

Wroclaw_666Threads: 3 Posts: 69 Joined: Sep 20, 11 ♂	Jan 19, 12, 19:07 #4
What are your currently skills on Polish language ? P.

kingishere	Jan 19, 12, 20:29 #5
right now ,i can just say some basic lines ( like i do not speak polish , how are you , nice 2 meet u , kurwa :P etc ) i want to learn a little more ...can someone plz help ??

Wroclaw_666Threads: 3 Posts: 69 Joined: Sep 20, 11 ♂	Jan 19, 12, 21:04 #6
Create an account, send me the priv message, we can talk sometimes. P.

pantslessThreads: 1 Posts: 177 Joined: Feb 1, 10 ♂	Jan 20, 12, 11:48 #7
kingishere: well mate ..thanks ....but i dont want 2 learn polish from u ... Yea, then how do you expect to teach anyone english without having a clue about the language?

noreenbThreads: 4 Posts: 1,082 Joined: Apr 22, 09 ♀	Edited by: noreenb Jan 20, 12, 15:33 #8
Basic Polish language? Do you want me to write you how to say "hi"? "Cześć." "Good morning" is "dzień dobry". "Good afernoon" - "dobry wieczór" - rarely used today. "Good night" is dobranoc. Other words? Sorry, do you want to write personal dictionary?

Lyzko	Jan 20, 12, 15:36 #9
Young folks, especially casual friends might also say 'Witaj!' (sing.) or 'Witajcie!' (plural). All it means is 'Hi!' or 'Welcome!', more formal 'Witam!'

Lyzko	Jan 20, 12, 16:44 #10
On the phone, more casual is simply "Hallo?", rather than the (super-)formal "Słucham!", or [Family name] + Słucham!

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Jan 22, 12, 21:16 #11

Hi kingishere,

I think we can arrange some skype conversations. It will be interesting experience to me to teach you Polish lang :-)
In my opinion I would also benefit from our meetings because I still learn English and some conversations will be good to me.
What's more I also live and work in Poznan so we can sometimes organize in-person meetings.

Let me know via email or private message if you are interested in.

Łukasz

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