Trojmiasto area

Anyone admit to living in the area?

I'm originally from Ireland but have been living and working in the Trojmiasto area for a few years now.
I'm increasingly interested in meeting native speakers for conversation ... Especially people with young children (mine are 10 and 4)

/cjj

these loads of us here - some of us even drive thru chwasz every now and then

I have been to Sopot and I really liked it as I visit Gdansk every now and then. Mind you, it is twenty three years since I have been to Gdynia though. I expect that things have changed a bit.

ah. i see.
are there any events, occasions, mingling sessions, rowdy evenings in public bars (nearly typed conveniences) etc ?
details of common interests, identifying marks and initiation ceremonies would be appreciated.

/cjj

cjj - looking at your first post im wondering if we infact met this weekend - if not then you are not the only irish 'geek' in the TC with a couple of kids aged 10 and 4

ahhhh .... colonel mustard in the library with the dagger, I presume?

I'd like to go to Trojmiasto...Gdansk must be nice ;) as Gdynia and Sopot...:p I've been to Malbork...Koszalin...but never in Gdansk. Maybe within 2 or 3 years ;)

colonel mustard was in the language pub if im not mistaken but the real culprit was a young man in the forest with a 3-wheeled buggy

d8mn buggy ...

anyway, as my gateway to a promised network of native speakers, do please keep in touch 8]

/thewife

i am back in blighty alas but should you fancy a forray away from the wsi of good wine then might i suggest a visit to papryka down-town sopot on a wednesday night where you will meet native speakers of all descript and listen to some of the best live improv you are likely to hear in the country - the man on the mic is glenn and knows both myself and the yank

thank you thank you ...
i will need to arrange a day pass for that sort of outing but it sounds interesting ...