Popular Polish First Names?

why not, if he is your dream man, why are you not chasing him like a hound dog :) ????
I think i met her but didn't do anything about it :/ but i know what your getting at, lol :)

And I only know two of them but neither is a hoolie

i know its ok i was only joking :) I'm sure all Bartek's are very pleasant

I gathered that. My tongue is now firmly attached to my cheek <g>

lol :)

wtf
he will die cuz of laugh when i tell him ;]

It's an aristocratic name over here. Tell him he's probably a member of teh ruling classes !

ok then so he's now a big bible basing softy from being a hooligan :)

hehe, he doesnt seem to be. Act a bit wild, like i do :D

Ho ho. I bet you're just a pair of sweeties really

yeah they make love with the bible under the pillow, lol :)

i wont comment it

btw, Bartek in Polish can mean Bartłomiej, indeed, but it's also used for Bartosz, I'm not sure which name is more popular (Bartłomiej or Bartosz).

<<<<<<<Smiles to himself :)


yeah i've always wondered that too, how does the filter know what to exclude and what not too, well in this case it dosen't really work

Bartlomiej and Bartosz(aka Bartek) are two different names in Polish.

true
and my honey is Bartłomiej

i suppose its more popular

Well I stoped using polish fonts so people can see letters rather than bunch of question marks.

as for other names... there are 3 which like in particular

Grzegorz - Greg
Tadeusz - Ted (im not realy sure)
Jordan - Jordan

my god imagine trying to say that name day in day out, i thought Katarzyna was bad enough but that, lol now way that is a mad name

actually im talking to him "bartuś" ^^

is that the friendly/nice/short way to say his name, i used to say 'Kasia' for Katarzyna it was shorter and easier :)

yeah its nicer way to say him Bartus :) and likes it :P

it's a big mistake, I tell you.
this site displays Polish words correctly (even in Interner Explorer 6.0),
the problem you are talking about is rather connected to poor HTML-coding, this site seem to support the fonts well, it's like with Chinese - on some sites all you can see is a "bunch of question marks", but on other you can actually see the text correctly

Here is a website filled with Polish names

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/pol.php

When I was there the names I heard most often were:
Guys: Andrzej, Jan, Henryk, Marek, Karol, Kazimierz, Maciej, Michał, Tomasz, Stanisław, Wojciech, and Paweł

Girls: Agata, Ewa, Agnieszka, Ola (nickname for Aleksandra), Anna, Klaudia, Magdalena and its short form of Magda, Małgorzata, Maria, Katarzyna, and Natalia

My Fathers name was Stefan and my Grandfathers name was Grzegorz, do not know if they are popular or not but they are the only two I know.

Alina

What about Mela?

Melania?

Yeah, but I cut off the nia part..... :( You'd think it wouldn't be messed up, but surprisingly enough, Mela is hard for Americans to say. Or write.

I don't believe it...

Oh, they do! I gave my daughter the name of Mela when she was born... Her doctor's nurses always mispronounce it, to the point I don't even correct them... juts roll my eyes.