Polish Name diminutives

In polish language there are a lot of dimnutive forms of Anna:
Ania, Anka, Aneczka, Anulka, Andzia.
Ania is the most popular and nice.
"A Present for Anna(diminutive)" - A Present for Ania
You can write in polish:
"Prezent dla Ani" or simple "Dla Ani"
Good luck!

	tomekcatkins
	Edited by: tomekcatkins Oct 11, 07, 17:13 #1 I was wondering if you have a diminutive for the name "Justyna" in Poland? I know that Tomasz = Tomek and Katarzyna = Kasia for example. :-)	Member Posts: 94 Joined: Oct 9, 07
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	80c51
	Oct 12, 07, 01:19 #2 Justysia.	Member Posts: 11 Joined: Oct 10, 07
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	polishgirltx [Guest]
	Oct 12, 07, 08:26 #3 Justyska, Justynka	Guest
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	tomekcatkins
	Oct 12, 07, 09:53 #4 Dziekuje!	Member Posts: 94 Joined: Oct 9, 07
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	polishquestion [Guest]
	Oct 23, 07, 05:24 #5 Could someone tell me a common diminutive form of Anna? How would you write (on an envelope) "A Present for Anna(diminutive)"? Thanks!	Guest
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	starter
	Oct 23, 07, 05:38 #6 In polish language there are a lot of dimnutive forms of Anna: Ania, Anka, Aneczka, Anulka, Andzia. Ania is the most popular and nice. "A Present for Anna(diminutive)" - A Present for Ania You can write in polish: "Prezent dla Ani" or simple "Dla Ani" Good luck!	Member Posts: 3 Joined: Oct 18, 07
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	shmer
	Oct 23, 07, 08:32 #7 Anuśka ; )	Member Posts: 1 Joined: Oct 23, 07
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