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Last Post: 27 Nov 2007
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From: US
Speaks Polish?: t a k
Interests: girls, movies, politics, and Krysia :)

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bolo   
3 Aug 2006
History / POLAND BEFORE 966 [27]

LOL (I've just realized it too..).
bolo   
3 Aug 2006
Life / Sports in Wroclaw for women? [8]

I think soccer is becoming more and more popular among women in Poland so you're most welcome to play it in POland :).
bolo   
2 Aug 2006
History / POLAND BEFORE 966 [27]

Here is map of Poland and Europe (but after 966) - in 1025:

Poland 1025

And here is a good explanation of en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistory_and_protohistory_of_Poland
bolo   
2 Aug 2006
History / POLAND BEFORE 966 [27]

Frankly, I think before 966 it's hard to refer to "Poland" since there was no specified border and no specified country as a result...
bolo   
2 Aug 2006
History / POLAND BEFORE 966 [27]

Poland was huge back then, I'm sure..:)
bolo   
1 Aug 2006
Food / What are these two cakes called in Polish? [6]

The first one is: Makowiec. The second one: Serniko-Makowiec (normally it would be called: Makowiec or Makownik, but since you want some cheese on it I'd call it: Serniko-Makowiec or Makowiec z serem).
bolo   
30 Jul 2006
Life / Price of petrol and imports in Poland [12]

But cars in Australia usually eat more gas than in Poland (since they usually have bigger engines than in Poland/Europe), don't they? :) Not to mention bigger distances between the places.
bolo   
29 Jul 2006
Food / flaczki [7]

If you cannot eat them, you can always take a look at them! :)


  • polishflaczki.jpg
bolo   
28 Jul 2006
Life / Does anyone know about the Polish band Queens? [17]

I've just turned 30. Thanks for your comments on my picture - we took one during the celebration of the first day of Spring (in Polish it's called "Marzanna" - I'm not sure about the English equivalent).
bolo   
27 Jul 2006
Life / Does anyone know about the Polish band Queens? [17]

I admit, I got confused. I never heard of this band - do they sing in Polish or English? Is it rock or rap? :) At our police squadron they don't allow too modern music...
bolo   
27 Jul 2006
Real Estate / Obtaining a permit to buy land in Poland [7]

As far as I know in order for a foreigner to buy land or real estate in Poland, he or she must prove that his relations to Poland are "strong" and "long-term". It means he could obtain a Polish citizenship; have a Polish spouse; is in the higher management of a company run by a foreign capital; or runs a company registered in Poland for a specified period of time (I think at least 1-2 years).

A foreigner can buy land without getting any permit, but he must have lived in Poland for five years from the time he got permanent residency in Poland.
bolo   
26 Jul 2006
Life / American moving to Poland [34]

are you suggesting you do not have to learn wherever you are

I'm suggesting that it takes more time and effort to graduate from a Polish university than from the American one. The Polish educational system is much more strict and difficult than the American one - I learned something in the primary school in Poland while in the US they teach the same in college...
bolo   
25 Jul 2006
Life / American moving to Poland [34]

Guest
I assume you are a student, aren't you? Yes, there are many Americans in Poland - especially in big cities like Warsaw, Krakow, or Poznan. There are also quite a few international and good universities that are approved world-wide. Note that studying in Poland isn't as "easy" as in the US - the professors are more strict and you would have to spend some good time studying and learning the material. I'm sure you will do just fine, but yes - it's a wise decision to go there for a couple of months to find out if it's for you.

Also, it would be good for us to know which are / province he lives to determine if it's a good region for study or work.
bolo   
25 Jul 2006
Life / Things to be afraid of in Poland? [109]

Some people may afraid some "tipsy" poeple walking at night on the streets - but they are usually friendly and harmless; they just need someone to chat with :).
bolo   
25 Jul 2006
Work / Chances for a teaching positon in Gdansk? [4]

I don't know the Gdansk region (but it's a very nice city) and don't know much about schools or teaching. Try go google the school/s you like and maybe you'll find some positive/negative comments that will allow you to make up your mind.

On the job interview try to be self-confident, tell them you DO have experience in teaching (if not formal then informal) and you will be fine :).
bolo   
25 Jul 2006
Work / Chances for a teaching positon in Gdansk? [4]

I'm sure you'll be able to find a job as English teacher. Take your diplomas/certificates/references - they are quite important in Poland if you don't know many people there :).