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urszula   
19 Oct 2007
Love / Need advice on "vacation friend" from Poland [13]

One thing about Polish guys. They don't like talking about themselves. They think a lot but don't open up much until they know you better. If ever. And they like to take things slow.

This kind of romance is hard on a person because you can't be with him yet you constantly think about him. He might even have a girl friend but is not telling you.

Next time he asks personal questions, you tell him to answer yours first.
urszula   
19 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / No US Visa Waiver for Poles - 8/9/07 [96]

kick the dam Pollocks out of my country

YOUR country?? You get out of my country! You don't belong here!
And take that kid with the schozophrenic eggs with you.
urszula   
17 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / Help with CIS/INS [18]

yes it does.

I was filing for a visa for someone in Poland this year and it did not need to be translated by a certified translator because I checked into it and asked them personally. The translation needs to be certified that it is correct and accurate by a translator who does not need to be to certified. Confusing.
urszula   
17 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / Help with CIS/INS [18]

Yes he could. He will need a statement from someone who could verify that he is capable of translating, like a student whom he tought Polish, or some institution stating that he knows the language or some other source to verify that he is capable of translating.
urszula   
17 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / Help with CIS/INS [18]

What that means is that the translator needs a statement stating that he/she is competent to translate. It does not have to be done by a certified translator. I have done this before and had no problems.
urszula   
17 Oct 2007
Travel / What a 29 yo single guy could do in Warsaw? [6]

Warsaw has many tourists and some Poles do speak English, so I'm sure you'll find a way to communicate. Some hotels have brochures of events.

You can check out the Old Town and the Warsaw Castle, Pałac Kultury - take an elevator to the top, there are many pubs around, good restaurants, check out Służewiec where they have horse races, etc.
urszula   
17 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / Help with CIS/INS [18]

I don't think it has to be translated by a certified translator. Pm me. I have done it before.
urszula   
16 Oct 2007
Love / i love you -why say it if you dont mean it [56]

Americans say: I love your car, I love your dog, etc.
If someone would say: "Kocham twój samochód" in Poland, they would think he's nuts!
urszula   
15 Oct 2007
Law / Claiming Polish citizenship via my parents or my sister? [3]

You have to contact the Urząd Stanu Cywilnego of the city in Poland where your parents resided. Your sister has nothing to do with this. You will need your parents' birth certificates and the US immigration number. They will tell you what is needed.
urszula   
10 Oct 2007
USA, Canada / No US Visa Waiver for Poles - 8/9/07 [96]

Many illegal aliens don't pay taxes because they are in the US illegally and don't file for them or else they will get caught and deported.

Some of them even work on someone else's social security number.
urszula   
5 Oct 2007
Love / Polish interracial dating [333]

you know that you are at peace in the arms of the person you are with

That sounds beautiful, but...it has to work both ways. The other person has to feel the same way and you are truly lucky if you find that right person.
urszula   
31 Aug 2007
USA, Canada / Polish Festival - Chicago [229]

I come to Chicago just to meet yous guys. I new here. Hopw I can get one of them shirts too

.....pursuade me! :)

Please please please please please. We buy you a drink and then we dance around giant punchka