esek
9 Nov 2008
esek
27 Oct 2008
Law / I want to move my bussines to Poland [13]
If you are good at dance then I think you can succeed. Think about moving to cities like Warsaw or Cracov... like sb said before - now it's good time... maybe a little bit too late, but still..... now, after tv shows like 'Taniec z gwiazdami', 'You can dance', 'Gwiazdy tancza na lodzie' almost everyone in Poland wanna dance :D lol :>
btw - good advice - find yourself some business partner - native Polish speaker with some 'business' knowledge
I want to put a dance studio under my supervision and a teach tango, salsa, cha-cha-cha to many latin styles.
I speak english and spanish. I would have to take a intensive course of polish and german.
I speak english and spanish. I would have to take a intensive course of polish and german.
If you are good at dance then I think you can succeed. Think about moving to cities like Warsaw or Cracov... like sb said before - now it's good time... maybe a little bit too late, but still..... now, after tv shows like 'Taniec z gwiazdami', 'You can dance', 'Gwiazdy tancza na lodzie' almost everyone in Poland wanna dance :D lol :>
btw - good advice - find yourself some business partner - native Polish speaker with some 'business' knowledge
esek
26 Oct 2008
esek
26 Oct 2008
Life / Funny pictures from Poland [23]
fart is also luck... hell it's difficult to explain ;) maybe fart is just temporary luck... like I don't know... 'ale fart wygrałem 1000zł!' - "what a lucky break, I won 1000zl!" (does it make any sense?)
I found it is similar to English 'lucky break' definition:
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lucky_break
fart is also luck... hell it's difficult to explain ;) maybe fart is just temporary luck... like I don't know... 'ale fart wygrałem 1000zł!' - "what a lucky break, I won 1000zl!" (does it make any sense?)
I found it is similar to English 'lucky break' definition:
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lucky_break
esek
11 Oct 2008
Language / CIZIA & KOCIAK? [17]
kociak isn't a bad word! :D it's very, very good - for some sexy ladies ;>
kociak isn't a bad word! :D it's very, very good - for some sexy ladies ;>
esek
6 Oct 2008
News / US DOLLAR = 2.47 on 2 Oct 2008? [54]
lol... hope it will be soon as earlier... I mean 1$ = 2zl... or even less ;]
lol... hope it will be soon as earlier... I mean 1$ = 2zl... or even less ;]
esek
5 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / All That Manners Business [I'm Polish, moved to UK as an au pair.] [87]
It will sound like some tv slogan... but.. I don't care :D
My advice:
Just don't do anything against yourself... live your life, follow your own way, do whatever you want, be happy, gain professional and life experience and then use it. Use it to make your life better.
It will sound like some tv slogan... but.. I don't care :D
My advice:
Just don't do anything against yourself... live your life, follow your own way, do whatever you want, be happy, gain professional and life experience and then use it. Use it to make your life better.
esek
5 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / All That Manners Business [I'm Polish, moved to UK as an au pair.] [87]
It's so simple... F-U-C-K her, and live your life :-)
cheers!
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edit:
Wysp.. but what about your education? I hope you are studying there! You're too talented person to end up as an au pair... you deserve sth more!
I will appreciate your advices. Thanks.
It's so simple... F-U-C-K her, and live your life :-)
cheers!
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edit:
Wysp.. but what about your education? I hope you are studying there! You're too talented person to end up as an au pair... you deserve sth more!
esek
3 Oct 2008
Love / Need advice re: Polish man. What can I do to make him interested? [50]
Maybe ask him? Not directly, but ... sth like: 'Would you like to come to the cinema with me next week?' or to restaurant, for a coffee...
wikihow.com/Ask-for-a-Date
:D
And how would I know if he was interested.
Maybe ask him? Not directly, but ... sth like: 'Would you like to come to the cinema with me next week?' or to restaurant, for a coffee...
wikihow.com/Ask-for-a-Date
:D
esek
27 Sep 2008
Food / Food you would not want to try [7]
and there are people who love pigs, cows and even ducks.... but most of us (Europeans) eat them
I love dogs and I think the whole idea of eating them is repulsive.
and there are people who love pigs, cows and even ducks.... but most of us (Europeans) eat them
esek
23 Sep 2008
Life / help me find some Polish music I like (Doda genre)... [18]
you know... doda .....this is 'our' britney spears :> but some people like her.
you know... doda .....this is 'our' britney spears :> but some people like her.
esek
23 Sep 2008
Study / Polish Open University in Warsaw [6]
never heard about it...
dzienne - you have classes every day (w/o weekends)
zaoczne - yoy have classes every other week (fri/sat/sun)
Can you help me about Polish Open University in warsaw? this is good or bad or ...? what do you think about it and what do you know about it?
never heard about it...
and i dont understand "zaoczne" and "dzienne" ?? what does that mean?
dzienne - you have classes every day (w/o weekends)
zaoczne - yoy have classes every other week (fri/sat/sun)
esek
19 Sep 2008
Work / Best place to advertise for Polish IT workers [7]
Maybe gumtree? gumtree.pl
When I was looking for a job I used these web sites:
pracuj.pl
jobpilot.pl
and also gumtree.pl :-)
Maybe gumtree? gumtree.pl
When I was looking for a job I used these web sites:
pracuj.pl
jobpilot.pl
and also gumtree.pl :-)
esek
17 Sep 2008
Work / How hard/easy is to find a job in PL for a non-EU with european MSc.? [6]
Well, salary in your field is quite high - sth between 5-15k PLN (depending on city, company, experience). but... as a graduate your salary should be no lesser than 3k PLN and rather no higher than 5k PLN (at a beginning).
You will have to look for some international companies. Polish ones won't hire someone who doesn't speak Polish ( with some exceptions - like you are really high qualified specialist in some not-so-common IT field..... ).
Warsaw, Cracov, Wroclaw - these are cities where you will find some international IT companies.
Well, salary in your field is quite high - sth between 5-15k PLN (depending on city, company, experience). but... as a graduate your salary should be no lesser than 3k PLN and rather no higher than 5k PLN (at a beginning).
You will have to look for some international companies. Polish ones won't hire someone who doesn't speak Polish ( with some exceptions - like you are really high qualified specialist in some not-so-common IT field..... ).
Warsaw, Cracov, Wroclaw - these are cities where you will find some international IT companies.
esek
16 Sep 2008
Work / How hard/easy is to find a job in PL for a non-EU with european MSc.? [6]
This means nothing... tell exactly what do you do and then we will talk about salary which make Poles on such position. Then if you are lucky you will find some international company which hire foreigners in Poland.
I'm an IT specialist, MSc., 4 year working experience
This means nothing... tell exactly what do you do and then we will talk about salary which make Poles on such position. Then if you are lucky you will find some international company which hire foreigners in Poland.
esek
23 Aug 2008
Work / University requirments in Poland. I already have a diploma from Ireland. [6]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_School_of_Economics
sgh.waw.pl/en/ogolne-en/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_School_of_Economics
sgh.waw.pl/en/ogolne-en/
esek
23 Aug 2008
Travel / Wot? No beer allowed on Polish PKP? [30]
Poland - public transport - drinking isn't allowed - it's a law. btw, it's veeeery good law. Unfortunately there are still many places in trains where you can smoke - this also shouldn't be allowed :/
Poland - public transport - drinking isn't allowed - it's a law. btw, it's veeeery good law. Unfortunately there are still many places in trains where you can smoke - this also shouldn't be allowed :/
esek
3 Aug 2008
Life / What nation Poles like the most? [56]
_was_ - it is the past now... - it's the past since the moment we joined EU and can work in places like UK, IE etc.
I don't know anybody who would even consider moving to the US nowadays.
For many Poles, the US is seen as the land of opportunity
_was_ - it is the past now... - it's the past since the moment we joined EU and can work in places like UK, IE etc.
I don't know anybody who would even consider moving to the US nowadays.
esek
2 Aug 2008
Life / The way of life of young Poles in Poland [8]
No they aren't... just local hip-hop group from Lublin city which made a quite proffessional looking videoclip.
They do seem to be popular
No they aren't... just local hip-hop group from Lublin city which made a quite proffessional looking videoclip.
esek
2 Aug 2008
Language / (part 2) Polish Language Pronunciation - Sample Words and Phrases [311]
I know :D I also use it sometimes when I don't know how to pronounce some English words... it reads quite ok.
Ok.. and when I'm too lazy to read news then I also use it, for example here:
wiadomosci.onet.pl/1800057,11,item.html
(right corner - 'Odsłuchaj' button) ;-)
That's a really good site!
I know :D I also use it sometimes when I don't know how to pronounce some English words... it reads quite ok.
Ok.. and when I'm too lazy to read news then I also use it, for example here:
wiadomosci.onet.pl/1800057,11,item.html
(right corner - 'Odsłuchaj' button) ;-)
esek
2 Aug 2008
Language / (part 2) Polish Language Pronunciation - Sample Words and Phrases [311]
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esek
26 Jul 2008
Language / Panowie, panie [4]
correct
not correct - depends on context, examples:
Panstwo Kowalscy - Mr and Mrs Kowalscy
Prosze Panstwa (jakis wystep) - Ladies and gentlemen (some show)
Panstwo - country
... and probably some others ...
family = rodzina
Am I correct in thinking thst 'panowie' is the plural of 'pan'?
'Panie' is the plural of 'pani'?
'Panie' is the plural of 'pani'?
correct
And 'państwo' translates as 'family'?
not correct - depends on context, examples:
Panstwo Kowalscy - Mr and Mrs Kowalscy
Prosze Panstwa (jakis wystep) - Ladies and gentlemen (some show)
Panstwo - country
... and probably some others ...
family = rodzina
esek
18 Jul 2008
UK, Ireland / Average salary in UK [6]
wow, teachers make good money then..... nothing compared to Polish ones :) 60k... wow, is it PhD's salary at the University?
School Teachers...30k - 60k
wow, teachers make good money then..... nothing compared to Polish ones :) 60k... wow, is it PhD's salary at the University?
esek
18 Jul 2008
UK, Ireland / Average salary in UK [6]
Hi people....
I'd like to know how much native speakers in the UK earn... let's say we are talking about big cities like London....
how much will earn guy in some hypermarket (like Tesco)? What about accountants, school teachers, nurses others?
We are talking about gross salary per year....
Is 50k GBP / yr good or very good salary in London for average English guy?
Thanks in advance :> Any links with statistics also appreciated...
Hi people....
I'd like to know how much native speakers in the UK earn... let's say we are talking about big cities like London....
how much will earn guy in some hypermarket (like Tesco)? What about accountants, school teachers, nurses others?
We are talking about gross salary per year....
Is 50k GBP / yr good or very good salary in London for average English guy?
Thanks in advance :> Any links with statistics also appreciated...
esek
19 Jun 2008
Life / How do you Poles feel about the fact that so many Poles work abroad? [145]
My point of view.....
I'm 23 now.... work in IT field.
One week ago I moved to Warsaw where I work now... in one year time I will move to UK/London to make good money (~50k GBP gross salary/yr). One year in UK and I will back to Poland and try to make some business with friends... 2 years later i will go to Australia to live there .... I think also about Dubai..... but i don't know... Sydnay seems to be more civilised place to live in. What I think about emigration? Nothing... if we have possibility then we should do everything we can to make our lifes better.
My point of view.....
I'm 23 now.... work in IT field.
One week ago I moved to Warsaw where I work now... in one year time I will move to UK/London to make good money (~50k GBP gross salary/yr). One year in UK and I will back to Poland and try to make some business with friends... 2 years later i will go to Australia to live there .... I think also about Dubai..... but i don't know... Sydnay seems to be more civilised place to live in. What I think about emigration? Nothing... if we have possibility then we should do everything we can to make our lifes better.
esek
10 Jun 2008
Study / Spanish student in Olsztyn the next year has couple of questions [13]
lol, i'm totally serious man.... ganja = jail in Poland.... but if you smoke at home then I think you're safe :P but... you have to buy it somewhere.. and when the Police will see you're buying it then you can be arrested... trust me, there is no reason for me to lie to you.
jail?????????' fffffffffffffffffff as a murderer...... for smoke a ganja joint? ffffffffffffff INCREDIBLE!!!!! Anybody cuold tell me where I can find the polish laws about cannabis in english????? if it is possible....... I think this is not sh*it..... is my choose..... respect man...... I never drink alcohol.... for example.... this is a real sh*it that kills people.... ganja is...... my way of life
lol, i'm totally serious man.... ganja = jail in Poland.... but if you smoke at home then I think you're safe :P but... you have to buy it somewhere.. and when the Police will see you're buying it then you can be arrested... trust me, there is no reason for me to lie to you.
esek
9 Jun 2008
Language / SLANG FOR INEBRIATION IN POLISH? [32]
Oh, i have a nice word - podchmielony :-)
describe the state one reaches after a couple of beers
Oh, i have a nice word - podchmielony :-)
esek
9 Jun 2008
Language / SLANG FOR INEBRIATION IN POLISH? [32]
many not nice words here :P people - don't use most of them ;)
many not nice words here :P people - don't use most of them ;)
esek
9 Jun 2008
Study / Spanish student in Olsztyn the next year has couple of questions [13]
you mean ganja joints? if so you will have serious problem with police... well you can be jailed.... better stop smoking this sh*it.
what about police and joints?
you mean ganja joints? if so you will have serious problem with police... well you can be jailed.... better stop smoking this sh*it.
esek
9 Jun 2008
Language / Good books about polish grammar? (online purchase) [19]
allegro.pl, empik.com, merlin.pl and many publishing houses has its own online stores, i.e.: helion.pl, wnt.com.pl, pwn.pl
allegro.pl, empik.com, merlin.pl and many publishing houses has its own online stores, i.e.: helion.pl, wnt.com.pl, pwn.pl