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zetigrekThreads: 59
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 Jun 11, 10, 08:32    #1
I'm native polish so a person who want to learn polish can write to me in polish and I will replying in english. We would check grammar, expresions, etc to each other. Is it a good idea? would someone be intrested?

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 Jun 11, 10, 08:59    #2
zetigrek:
I'm native polish so a person who want to learn polish can write to me in polish and I will replying in english. We would check grammar, expresions, etc to each other. Is it a good idea? would someone be intrested?


I'm a native Polish speaker, so a person who wants to learn Polish can write to me
in Polish and I will reply in English. We would check grammar, expressions etc. for
each other. Is it a good idea? Would someone be interested?

;)

Jeżeli chcesz dobrze opanować literacki angielski, to po prostu dużo czytaj
(najlepiej równolegle - tę samą książkę po polsku i po angielsku). Chyba, że
chodzi Ci raczej o język potoczny, wtedy rzeczywiście powinieneś znaleźć
jakiegoś "native speaker'a" i rozmawiać z nim jak najwięcej "o dupie Maryni" ;)
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 Jun 11, 10, 09:07    #3
just read the forums and ask questions etc.. you'll do fine.. many here have improved their english tremendously in a short time.
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 Jun 11, 10, 09:10    #4
plk123:
many here have improved their english tremendously


That's true, but many of them still don't remember that we spell adjectives
of nationality with a capital letter ;)
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Edited by: Amathyst  Jun 11, 10, 09:43    #5
plk123:
just read the forums and ask questions etc.. you'll do fine.. many here have improved their english tremendously in a short time.


Torq:
That's true, but many of them still don't remember that we spell adjectives
of nationality with a capital letter ;)


Look at Torq, he could barely spell "and" when he first joined - and look him now :D explaining how adjectives work :D
shelly18  Jun 11, 10, 10:01    #6
hello i am from Ireland. I am going to Poland in 3months and I need to learn polish as i am staying there for maybe 1year? I know a bit of polish already but the only problem is i don't know how to writ it.
can anyone help me? by the way my name is Shelly and this is my Email: mcdonaghshelly4@gmail.com thank you
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 Jun 11, 10, 10:13    #7
Hi zetigrek.

I would be very interested in this. Would you be able to send me an email to the below address... And we will make a start :)

bpm101109@googlemail.com

Ben
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 Jun 11, 10, 10:19    #8
Benjaminpm:
I know a bit of polish already but the only problem is i don't know how to writ it.

but writting is the easiest thing in polish...

Torq właśnie chodzi mi o ten potoczny. Chcę rozumieć ludzi, a nie czytać artykuły w newsweeku...
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 Jun 11, 10, 10:23    #9
Hi Zetigrek.

That was not me who said these words :P

I know written Polish is so much easier... but in my case, I use books/internet sources to write, and I would much rather communicate with some one who will correct my mistakes, rather than me copying everything from a book ;) I do not learn this way :(

Perhaps you have the patience for me? Send me an email and we can start the fun :)
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 Jun 11, 10, 11:16    #10
Benjaminpm:
Perhaps you have the patience for me? Send me an email and we can start the fun :)


Oh, PF mess something up - I know it wasnt you. I've already sent you pm. I also hope you will help me to learn english this way. Its exactly what I mean, so please go ahead in correcting me ;)
IslanzadiThreads: 1
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 Mar 2, 11, 22:12    #11
Hello! I'm from Poland and I'd be glad to talk with the native speaker of english language. Maybe e-mail or a messenger? Maybe skape? But I'm a little scared of talking ;p
This forum is very interesting.
I can teach you polish too :). I'm looking for someone forgiving.

Sylwia :)

Pozdrowienia kochani! Z całego serca!
A i mam szesnaście lat. Jestem dziewczyną.

xoxo
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 Mar 5, 11, 16:09    #12
Hey,
I am very interested in learning Polish. :) Could you please PM me your Skype ID?
Naomi.



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