loolee
19 Apr 2009
loolee
19 Apr 2009
Love / do polish girls consider a english man a good catch ? [126]
It's is really, let say strange, if girls or guys are talking about being a good catch...
We should first of all define what a good catch is? A good job, appearance, money, a car...?! For me there is nothing like this, it is the matter of having a good time together, laughing, spending a time together and never getting bored, be passionate about similar things, feeling the hunger of eachother:) Or maybe I'm wrong...?!
It's is really, let say strange, if girls or guys are talking about being a good catch...
We should first of all define what a good catch is? A good job, appearance, money, a car...?! For me there is nothing like this, it is the matter of having a good time together, laughing, spending a time together and never getting bored, be passionate about similar things, feeling the hunger of eachother:) Or maybe I'm wrong...?!
loolee
19 Apr 2009
Language / Pan/Pani...usage changes for case distiction? [23]
Saying Proszę Pani is the correct form, unfortunatelly U can hear it quite often as people often don't care;( Did it help?:)
Saying Proszę Pani is the correct form, unfortunatelly U can hear it quite often as people often don't care;( Did it help?:)
loolee
19 Apr 2009
Language / Pan/Pani...usage changes for case distiction? [23]
The form Proszę Pani is used when U want to gain attetion or ask about something ( children at school say it to their teacher, for example) the other form is incorrect, but as I wrote it is unfortunatelly commonly used;( by Polish people.
The rules Pan, Pana, Panu are based upon noun declination, similarly to Pani/Panią.
If we ask who?( meaning: Who is that man over there?) then we use: It is Pan Kowalski (To jest Pan Kowalski). If we ask Whom? or What? ( meaning: Whom do you like? ) Then we say: I like Pana Kowalskiego (Lubię Pana Kowalskiego) If we ask: about whom? then we use the form Panu ( meaning: Whom is the story about?) Then we use: It is the story about Panu Kowalskim ( To jest historia o Panu Kowalskim)
Ps. Proszę Panią is totally INCORRECT which is often heard in a shop: Proszę Panią a kilo of apples please, it should be Proszę Pani a kilo of apples please!
The form Proszę Pani is used when U want to gain attetion or ask about something ( children at school say it to their teacher, for example) the other form is incorrect, but as I wrote it is unfortunatelly commonly used;( by Polish people.
The rules Pan, Pana, Panu are based upon noun declination, similarly to Pani/Panią.
If we ask who?( meaning: Who is that man over there?) then we use: It is Pan Kowalski (To jest Pan Kowalski). If we ask Whom? or What? ( meaning: Whom do you like? ) Then we say: I like Pana Kowalskiego (Lubię Pana Kowalskiego) If we ask: about whom? then we use the form Panu ( meaning: Whom is the story about?) Then we use: It is the story about Panu Kowalskim ( To jest historia o Panu Kowalskim)
Ps. Proszę Panią is totally INCORRECT which is often heard in a shop: Proszę Panią a kilo of apples please, it should be Proszę Pani a kilo of apples please!
loolee
19 Apr 2009
Language / Pan/Pani...usage changes for case distiction? [23]
Yes and these are both correct, generally we use the form Pani/Panią/ Panu/Pan if we want to be polite (usually the person is older, we want to express our respect, or the relation is more formal) The second case is similar, but we are adding person's name (it is a bit less formal then)
Yes and these are both correct, generally we use the form Pani/Panią/ Panu/Pan if we want to be polite (usually the person is older, we want to express our respect, or the relation is more formal) The second case is similar, but we are adding person's name (it is a bit less formal then)
loolee
22 Apr 2009
Love / Should I Be Nervous About Going to Poland? Black female dating a Pole. [158]
It just want to say that it is sad, knowing that in the 21st century discrimination is still present...
PurpleLeo! , you should do not hasitate and visit Poland, as only then something can be changed ( by making small steps) , I guess...
It just want to say that it is sad, knowing that in the 21st century discrimination is still present...
PurpleLeo! , you should do not hasitate and visit Poland, as only then something can be changed ( by making small steps) , I guess...
loolee
22 Apr 2009
Love / I'm pregnant by my Polish boyfriend but he wants me to abort it! [132]
Yes, very reasonable advice, F15! I agree, but still the decision must be made only by you thearcher... , and above all it must be well-thought decision...GOOD LUCK.
Yes, very reasonable advice, F15! I agree, but still the decision must be made only by you thearcher... , and above all it must be well-thought decision...GOOD LUCK.