Polish Past Tense

Boys, realx,
btw it's a trange thread, but hey, whatever.....

Hello, "Hello"!

Now, now let's keep things on a friendly basis. Ethnic stereotypes are often just that, and help noone.
Besides, everyone knows that the Hungarians top even the Poles in this respect (followed of course by the Austrians)

Joke: What's the national passtime in Austria?
Answer: Complaining.

Marek

funny.

id hope you'd look up some of the paddy irish man jokes!! they're some pretty funny stereotypes!

I'm afraid though, I find them a trifle more unkind (and infinitely more racist!) than the Austrian jokes.
Marek

PS
The Irish have historically gotten a rather bum deal. The Austrians, on the other hand, get all the ribbing they deserve!!!

This is I (was used in Allo, allo comedy but just for fun)

Actually, in mondern English, it is me is concidered exceptable and actually used more ofter than it is I.

Actually, I am a native English speaker so I get the last say in this! Both it is I and it is me are both correct and in spoken English It is me is more common. But out of the two, the more grammatically correct is actually it is I.