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Joined: 15 Mar 2008 / Female ♀
Last Post: 23 Oct 2008
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Posts: Total: 172 / In This Archive: 130
From: Gdańsk, Poland
Speaks Polish?: Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?
Interests: music, languages, comedy

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Jova   
29 Apr 2008
Love / What is Sexy to men and women in Poland? [101]

A European would be even more stupid (than that girl) to think that all Americans are that ignorant.

That's true. You can't take responsibility for all the morons living in your country!
Jova   
29 Apr 2008
Love / What is Sexy to men and women in Poland? [101]

Merci, Polson. Vos mot aimables sont bons pour mon coeur americain. Beaucoup de benedictions!

Haha, je suis content de vous avoir rassurer, cher ami américain ;)

I do find the French language sexy but I can hardly understand it :/
Jova   
29 Apr 2008
Love / What is Sexy to men and women in Poland? [101]

I can help you out with that......... ;P

I'll hold you to that.

Why do people, especially English-speaking people find the French language sexy ?... It's a mystery to me :)

I don't know. But I also find British English extremely sexy! :)

Pourtant, je sais que la langue est plutôt belle, je la trouve plus belle que l'italien personnellement... ;)

Does it mean you personally prefer Italian??? :P (I really have no clue about French)

Jova said no.

Right you are! ;)
Jova   
29 Apr 2008
Love / What is Sexy to men and women in Poland? [101]

lol your mad Jova if you find our language sexy!!! what must be going on in that brain of yours :):):)

What can I do? I can't help it!

no to what?? lol

It's not me who's frustrated here! (or so I hope haha)
Jova   
3 May 2008
Travel / The Tri City: I can see why you live here [17]

BubbaWoo

I really enjoyed reading your description of the Tricity!
I think it's the best place to live for someone who appreciates both the city life and closeness to nature. It's a perfect holiday destination in the summer.

I haven't lived here since I was born, I chose the place when I had to decide where to study and I'm absolutely satisfied with my decision.
Jova   
4 May 2008
UK, Ireland / WHY DO POLISH PEOPLE THAT COME TO ENGLAND CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH? [118]

Maybe because those in Poland who have a good English knowledge have a good job in Poland and don't need to move to the UK...

That's the point. Most of the Polish people who go and work in the UK are poorly educated. If you've got a degree and know at least one foreign language, you can find yourself a proper job here, you don't need to emigrate.
Jova   
4 May 2008
UK, Ireland / WHY DO POLISH PEOPLE THAT COME TO ENGLAND CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH? [118]

people are coming to england because why earn 5zl per hour when your can earn 10 times that in england

You can't generalise. What you see in England is a certain social group (again, I'm not talking about ALL Poles in the UK) - uneducated, desperate to earn money to support their families etc. etc. You can't say 100% of Poles are like that.

I've started my job not so long ago and I already earn decent money. No need to look for it in England!

england has a better education system and better hospitals and the main reason poles come here is becuase the polish government are very selfish and dnt care about poles.

It's partially true, but some people do survive here and a lot of them lead quite decent lives actually!
Jova   
4 May 2008
Language / My reading and writing is awful - POLISH IS HARD TO LEARN [13]

the average Polish speaker is fluent in their language not until age 16

Gross exaggeration! Utterly stupid ;) I don't think we get fluent in Polish later (or earlier for that matter) than any other natives in their own languages.
Jova   
5 May 2008
Language / Which case for adjectives? [47]

dwoma kobietami

Never! "dwoma" is used only with the masculine gender!
Jova   
6 May 2008
Life / Polish Train Travel - Scary? [101]

Has anyone ever taken the EX Train from Warsaw to Gdansk

Yeah... way too expensive and way too slow :(
Jova   
6 May 2008
Life / Polish Train Travel - Scary? [101]

What was the 1st vs. 2nd class like on this train?

I don't know... I travel 2nd class and it's pretty ok - neat and nice.

I though EX was the express train _ i do not believe there are any stops in between.

There are no stops but the train is slow due to the terrible state of the rails... :/ Some repairs have started but it's a long way off till the train can reach proper speed there...
Jova   
6 May 2008
Life / Polish Train Travel - Scary? [101]

You're right, I was thinking about the Intercity train - it does stop several times but only in Warsaw and Gdańsk - no stops in between (from what I remember).

Last time I took it the journey was about four hours. Faster than driving and about as fast as flying

It's longer now (because of the repairs)... And you can't say it's not slow!! In a civilised country you need about 2 hrs to cover such a distance. 4 hrs is way too long!!
Jova   
7 May 2008
Polonia / German nation - degradation or just deviation? Your opinions? [66]

If this helps you, Poland isn't better either. A few years ago there was a case of a married couple who murdered their children and kept their bodies in barrels (there were 4 or 5 of them if I remember correctly...).

You can't accuse all Austrians or Germans of being monsters just because a few random citizens of these particular countries committed horrifying and unimaginable crimes. Again, it's the problem of the human kind, nationality has nothing to do with it.
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Smoking ban - will this be coming to Poland like other EU countries? [183]

What I can't understand is that there are still so many places when smokers can legally pose a threat to my health and bear no consequences! Why should I be forced to breathe in the cigarette smoke when I go out? If you want to kill yourselves with fags, I don't mind - just don't pester non-smokers with your disgusting addiction!
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Smoking ban - will this be coming to Poland like other EU countries? [183]

Like where and what kind of consequences would you like them to bear?

I'd have to think about it. What I had in mind was that forcing me to inhale carcinogenic smoke is equally dangerous as poisoning me or beating me up, which is normally punishable.

If you dont like it then dont go to those places.

Are you suggesting I should stop going out? There are NO clubs in my city where smoking is banned! I'm too young to sit at home and wait till the situation changes! :/
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Smoking ban - will this be coming to Poland like other EU countries? [183]

Move to the UK.. you will be able to go to as many smoke free pubs and night clubs as you choose.

You clearly don't realise what a pain it is for a non-smoker to live in a country where his/her rights are not observed.

But seriously if you are really that concerned about it, then yes I think you should stop going to clubs, as they are clearly bad for you.

That's what you call freedom of choice? I don't want such freedom!
Clubs are not bad for me. Cigarette smoke is bad for me. Smoking and clubbing shouldn't be inextricably intertwined!
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Smoking ban - will this be coming to Poland like other EU countries? [183]

I was a non smoker for many years and had to tolerate cigarette smoke in public place. Now I choose to smoke but cant go clubbing or to the pub and do so, so we are both being discriminated against.

Haha! Maybe it's time for you to think about giving up smoking again? :)
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Polish Train Travel - Scary? [101]

The IC trains are a bit more expensive and they don't stop between Warsaw and Gdańsk.
Jova   
8 May 2008
Life / Polish Train Travel - Scary? [101]

Would both of them be the more modern trains?

Yep, they're quite ok, and usually pretty new.
Jova   
9 May 2008
Love / Some questions about polish girls (laska's) [4]

I know polish people are very religious

Polish people are not as homogenous as you think! Have you tried asking her if SHE is religious? And what does religion have to do with showing affection? (unless you wanted to have sex with her in broad daylight with a group of her friends watching :P)

Do u guys think this relationship could work?

Any relationship can work if the people involved want to make it work!

There are quite alot of cultural differences

Cultural differences between Belgium and Poland??? Come on!!! We all live in the EU and (sadly for some people) we're getting more and more alike!
Jova   
10 May 2008
Language / Cases, Genders, Nominative, Instrumental...WHY? [40]

I have never askied WHY the language evolved into such a complex one.

It's actually the other way round (at least that's what I've been taught).
Polish is so complex because it's way behind most of modern European languages in terms of evolution, which naturally leads to simplifying the rules, losing case endings etc. etc.

Polson

Our mutual mindreading is not a scam it seems... !!! :P
Jova   
10 May 2008
Language / Cases, Genders, Nominative, Instrumental...WHY? [40]

created a simplified Polish (for fun, yeah...), with no grammar variations, no genres, so very simplified ;)

Examples please.

You've just realized it ? :)

Seems I have.
Jova   
10 May 2008
Language / Cases, Genders, Nominative, Instrumental...WHY? [40]

"Ja nei mogg spast"

I can't sleep.

"Ja eist jak en mal kmor gobend av tvai okerna"

???

this is from a poetry called "Nebben Map" i started to write

I bet it's all about me :P
Jova   
10 May 2008
Language / Cases, Genders, Nominative, Instrumental...WHY? [40]

Read Beowulf in Old English and see if you understand anything?

Yeah! Good luck with this one! :D

HWÆT, WE GAR-DEna in geardagum,
þeodcyninga þrym gefrunon,
hu ða æþelingas ellen fremedon!
oft Scyld Scefing sceaþena þreatum,
monegum mægþum meodosetla ofteah,
egsode eorlas, syððanærest wearð
feasceaft funden; he þæs frofre gebad,
weox under wolcnum weorðmyndum þah,
oð þæt him æghwylc ymbsittendra
ofer hronrade hyran scolde,
gomban gyldan; þæt wæs god cyning!
Ðæm eafera wæs æfter cenned
geong in geardum, þone God sende
folce to frofre; fyrenðearfe ongeat,
þe hie ær drugon aldorlease
lange hwile; him þæs Liffrea,
wuldres Wealdend woroldare forgeaf,
Beowulf wæs breme --- blæd wide sprang---
Scyldes eafera Scedelandum in.
Swa sceal geong guma gode gewyrcean,
fromum feohgiftumon fæder bearme
Jova   
10 May 2008
Language / Cases, Genders, Nominative, Instrumental...WHY? [40]

Consider yourself lucky. I had a course in Old English at university - 9 months long!!! :P It was a nightmare! Suffice to say I don't remember ANYTHING! ;)