Kocham cie 10 | 7 6 Dec 2008 / #1Am I Polish? My family on both sides have no idea.My last name is: ThompsonGrandmother(s) last name: Dick, Greenwoodand Im drawing a blank! Anything there? Will post the other names later, thanks!Sarah
Polson 5 | 1,768 6 Dec 2008 / #2Thompson, Greenwood...unless they are 'translated' names of Polish origin, can't tell whether you are of Polish descent or not.You'd better post some other names ;)
OP Kocham cie 10 | 7 6 Dec 2008 / #4Well, I don't know. I would hope eventually to find out what I am. Not to mention everytime I talk with my Polish pal, he always refers to his friends who are also Polish as his Polish friends. I want to know what in the world he calls me, :) I also want to travel to Poland soon. Also curious about how the locals would respond to me. I am learning Polish.Thanks,Sarah
Sasha 2 | 1,083 6 Dec 2008 / #5Good luck in your discovering. :) But remember you're who you want to be... If you want to be Polish and study their language/culture no one can prevent of being Polish.
Polson 5 | 1,768 6 Dec 2008 / #6Do you have a grand-mother or grand-grand-father who was Polish? Cause being an American, there are many 'possibilities', you could be of German descent, or Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Norwegian, French, etc. and English of course ;)
time means 5 | 1,309 6 Dec 2008 / #7ThompsonGrandmother(s) last name: Dick, Greenwoodall british names.
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 6 Dec 2008 / #8Why not legally change your name to Tomczyk, Rysio and/or ZieliĆski and be done with it?