mira
29 Dec 2009
Love / Appreciated presents for polish girls [35]
Yeah... that's a great present!Like a dream come true!
Yeah... that's a great present!Like a dream come true!
mira
29 Dec 2009
Law / New ID 'card' in Poland [19]
what does it have to do with tax payers?
LES, to be exact.
As for the ID, I don't know why polish government always has to make things more complicated.ALWAYS and usually with EVERYTHING.
most likely somebody made money on taxpayers expanse
what does it have to do with tax payers?
vive la bastardS!
LES, to be exact.
As for the ID, I don't know why polish government always has to make things more complicated.ALWAYS and usually with EVERYTHING.
mira
29 Dec 2009
Language / Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ? [29]
I suggest you learn some english grammar so that you become more understandable, since, to be honest, I don't know what you're on about in the second sentece.
As for dealing with one phoneme or two, it's hard for me to understand how lazy can people be.
Yes, there is a dialect in Warsaw. Do not the Poles in Warsaw say something like lodówkie for a lodówka? I am lucky as I have nothing Warsaw about me at all!!
I suggest you learn some english grammar so that you become more understandable, since, to be honest, I don't know what you're on about in the second sentece.
As for dealing with one phoneme or two, it's hard for me to understand how lazy can people be.
mira
29 Dec 2009
Language / Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ? [29]
how much effort do you have to put in pronouncing one word?
with all due respect, pronouncing trzy as czy is not exactly proper, just easier
how much effort do you have to put in pronouncing one word?
mira
28 Dec 2009
Language / Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ? [29]
Because it's the proper way!
I'm highly allergic to people who can't speak their language well.And it's not only about pronounciation but also using right collocations, let alone writing without mistakes. The worst thing is when I read an article written by somebody who's far from being a "journalist" or hear a person on the radio who can't speak properly. It makes my blood boil.
but only the southerners do it the easy way
Because it's the proper way!
I'm highly allergic to people who can't speak their language well.And it's not only about pronounciation but also using right collocations, let alone writing without mistakes. The worst thing is when I read an article written by somebody who's far from being a "journalist" or hear a person on the radio who can't speak properly. It makes my blood boil.
mira
27 Dec 2009
Language / Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ? [29]
Yeah!I've noticed the same!But the worst thing, is that they write as they hear which is terrible when you are to read a text message including "czy".
the southerners say 'czy'. that's what i find anyway, otherwise i see no difference :/
Yeah!I've noticed the same!But the worst thing, is that they write as they hear which is terrible when you are to read a text message including "czy".
mira
27 Dec 2009
Genealogy / Polish and British men the ugliest -> according to... BeautifulPeople [27]
Grzegorz_
Don't worry, English men!I still think you're hot!:)
Grzegorz_
Don't worry, English men!I still think you're hot!:)
mira
26 Dec 2009
Language / Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ? [29]
Not a Warsaw one, but an accent typical for people who live in the centre of Poland. I believe that this part of the country doesn't have an accent at all! We can hear people from other parts of Poland pronouncing words in a partciular way, however I don't think it refers to inhabitants of Warsaw nor their neighbours.
Do you think there is something like Warsaw accent ?
Not a Warsaw one, but an accent typical for people who live in the centre of Poland. I believe that this part of the country doesn't have an accent at all! We can hear people from other parts of Poland pronouncing words in a partciular way, however I don't think it refers to inhabitants of Warsaw nor their neighbours.
mira
25 Dec 2009
Love / Appreciated presents for polish girls [35]
My man does care, that's why i always have a problem what to get him.Anything flashy and electric, you say?Anything means nothing unless you provide examples, since we all know that people are different and very fussy.
It's not a Christmas present to be left under a Christmas tree, is it?
But men do not care much about presents.
My man does care, that's why i always have a problem what to get him.Anything flashy and electric, you say?Anything means nothing unless you provide examples, since we all know that people are different and very fussy.
An attractive cigar-smoking female who is 'equal-enough' and confident enough to pay her share of the nights entertainment. Hopefully she can talk some physics as well.....
It's not a Christmas present to be left under a Christmas tree, is it?
mira
25 Dec 2009
mira
25 Dec 2009
Love / Appreciated presents for polish girls [35]
at least you have some things to choose from!
Think about women who are to buy a christmas gift for their boyfriends/husbands/dads, whatever.That's way more difficult.
at least you have some things to choose from!
Think about women who are to buy a christmas gift for their boyfriends/husbands/dads, whatever.That's way more difficult.
mira
25 Dec 2009
Love / Appreciated presents for polish girls [35]
Do they?
As a christmas present?I'd say you're tight-fisted, nomaderol.
Polish girls like losers.
Do they?
what about a tulip or a rose for her
As a christmas present?I'd say you're tight-fisted, nomaderol.
mira
25 Dec 2009
Law / Polish Bank account? UK resident applying for permanent residency in Poland. [5]
BenNovice
Have you got a visa card?If yes, then you can withdraw money from any polish cash machine.Of course you pay for that, but not much, depending on the amount withdrawn and on the uk bank.However, I reckon you won't need more than, say, 500 zlotys, and then the commission fee is something like 5 pounds.At least in Barclays Bank.
BenNovice
Have you got a visa card?If yes, then you can withdraw money from any polish cash machine.Of course you pay for that, but not much, depending on the amount withdrawn and on the uk bank.However, I reckon you won't need more than, say, 500 zlotys, and then the commission fee is something like 5 pounds.At least in Barclays Bank.
mira
25 Dec 2009
Language / CO and TO,CO - what [15]
Kenji75018
Lately, you've been posting lots of similar things on this forum. My advice is simply to get yourself a teacher who would explain it all to you.
Kenji75018
Lately, you've been posting lots of similar things on this forum. My advice is simply to get yourself a teacher who would explain it all to you.
mira
24 Dec 2009
Love / Appreciated presents for polish girls [35]
Can't you think of something better?People who are lazy give money as a gift.
Perfumes-only when you're sure about the scent she'd like.
Cosmetics-not necessarily those for make-up, but maybe a body lotion?
Instead of clothes you can purchase a gift card which is getting more and more popular among Polish people.Just need to know which store she likes best.
Underwear-err... I wouldn't count on guy's taste, unless he's a bit gay lol Otherwise, they usually get something similar to what prostitues wear.Again:you need to know what size she has and what kind of underwear she prefers to wear, i.e.what colour, what fabric, whether she likes frills for a special occasion or maybe just something plain to wear under casual clothes.
Personally, I'd go for the gift card.
I usually give pieniądze.
Can't you think of something better?People who are lazy give money as a gift.
Perfumes-only when you're sure about the scent she'd like.
Cosmetics-not necessarily those for make-up, but maybe a body lotion?
Instead of clothes you can purchase a gift card which is getting more and more popular among Polish people.Just need to know which store she likes best.
Underwear-err... I wouldn't count on guy's taste, unless he's a bit gay lol Otherwise, they usually get something similar to what prostitues wear.Again:you need to know what size she has and what kind of underwear she prefers to wear, i.e.what colour, what fabric, whether she likes frills for a special occasion or maybe just something plain to wear under casual clothes.
Personally, I'd go for the gift card.
mira
20 Dec 2009
Language / Need affectionate terms for Ania.. [23]
They sound okay, but so many people use those terms! I'd rather sound more original and I actually have a few nicknames for my bf.Or I simply call him by his name.
"Misiu", "Kochanie", "Słoneczko", etc. sound so pretentious.
Aniołek or Aniołku are both good. I prefer the latter.
They sound okay, but so many people use those terms! I'd rather sound more original and I actually have a few nicknames for my bf.Or I simply call him by his name.
"Misiu", "Kochanie", "Słoneczko", etc. sound so pretentious.
mira
20 Dec 2009
Language / Need affectionate terms for Ania.. [23]
Let me think...
Aneczka
Anusia/Aniusia (or my mate who's called by her peers "Anusiak"-who's watched "Włatcy Móch, knows what I mean)
Aniula
can't think of more...
Let me think...
Aneczka
Anusia/Aniusia (or my mate who's called by her peers "Anusiak"-who's watched "Włatcy Móch, knows what I mean)
Aniula
can't think of more...
mira
18 Dec 2009
UK, Ireland / Poles working and living in the UK [25]
Cameron
Right...and what's your point?I'm sorry, but "I worked(...)" implies that you don't work in London anymore, but then you write that you're still there.So are you still in London?
In my humble opinion, British people don't hate Poles at all. Due to world's crisis n job losses in Britain they have to put the blame for unemployment on somebody, and they usually blame the Polish for that. Because there are many of us over there, because we work over there, because we learnt how to claim benefits...
However, I've met many Britons in my life during my stay in the UK and nobody has ever said anything bad about "us" as people. Sometimes, they would laugh that there are so many of us in England, but that's it. Not a sign of hatred towards Poles.
Cameron
Right...and what's your point?I'm sorry, but "I worked(...)" implies that you don't work in London anymore, but then you write that you're still there.So are you still in London?
In my humble opinion, British people don't hate Poles at all. Due to world's crisis n job losses in Britain they have to put the blame for unemployment on somebody, and they usually blame the Polish for that. Because there are many of us over there, because we work over there, because we learnt how to claim benefits...
However, I've met many Britons in my life during my stay in the UK and nobody has ever said anything bad about "us" as people. Sometimes, they would laugh that there are so many of us in England, but that's it. Not a sign of hatred towards Poles.
mira
16 Dec 2009
Love / Polish Girls rock my world [14]
Maybe you should try on a different site? I reckon Polish Forums isn't a dating site.Or maybe I'm wrong...?
Maybe you should try on a different site? I reckon Polish Forums isn't a dating site.Or maybe I'm wrong...?
mira
16 Dec 2009
mira
15 Dec 2009
Life / Why do Polish people celebrate the name day? [11]
salsa
name day is usually celebrated more often when you hit your forties, fifties, sixties... and you're not so eager anymore to tell the world how old you are, but you still want to have a party, invite your family and friends to have some fun.
salsa
name day is usually celebrated more often when you hit your forties, fifties, sixties... and you're not so eager anymore to tell the world how old you are, but you still want to have a party, invite your family and friends to have some fun.
mira
15 Dec 2009
mira
14 Dec 2009
Travel / The best place to exchange GBP in Warsaw? [10]
i would definitely suggest airports, because you still have to pay more for a pound and you still get more for it too. at least it usually happened when i was exchanging money.
i would definitely suggest airports, because you still have to pay more for a pound and you still get more for it too. at least it usually happened when i was exchanging money.
mira
14 Dec 2009
Language / Ambiguous words? [całkiem and zapewne] [9]
First thing that came to my mind is that "całkiem" i usually folowed by an adjective.so u can say całkiem- what? : for instance: możliwe, prawdopodobne.calkiem can mean not enirely, whereas "zapewne" you use in a different context. to me, "zapewne" can start a sentence or appear in a sentence on it's own.it means "probably". i'm not an expert in this field, but i hope i explained a bit.this is how i understand the difference between those two words.
First thing that came to my mind is that "całkiem" i usually folowed by an adjective.so u can say całkiem- what? : for instance: możliwe, prawdopodobne.calkiem can mean not enirely, whereas "zapewne" you use in a different context. to me, "zapewne" can start a sentence or appear in a sentence on it's own.it means "probably". i'm not an expert in this field, but i hope i explained a bit.this is how i understand the difference between those two words.
mira
10 Dec 2009
Love / Are Polish women too controlling? [106]
Krystal
I'm sure it doesn't depend on nationality. we, of course, can say that women from some countries are more likely to behave like u mentioned than from other, but stating that we think we can do whatever we want is complete nonsense!
Krystal
I'm sure it doesn't depend on nationality. we, of course, can say that women from some countries are more likely to behave like u mentioned than from other, but stating that we think we can do whatever we want is complete nonsense!
mira
10 Dec 2009
UK, Ireland / Poland vs. UK - how the manners differ [48]
so true!
But I've noticed something similar in Poland.But girls here, instead of drinking beer, take shots of vodka.As quick as their male friends. Sometimes they can even drink more vodka than their male friends !
A good ladette will swill beer at the same rate as the lads.
so true!
But I've noticed something similar in Poland.But girls here, instead of drinking beer, take shots of vodka.As quick as their male friends. Sometimes they can even drink more vodka than their male friends !
mira
10 Dec 2009
Love / Are Polish women too controlling? [106]
Not really :) But that's me and Balkan power may be partly right, because some women really enjoy themselves walking pantless and in mini skirts.
Just like Britney Spears.Last year she would notoriously have photos taken of herself by paparazzi without underpants AND in mini skirt.
Mira, would you parade around pantless as balkanpower suggests? I doubt it!
Not really :) But that's me and Balkan power may be partly right, because some women really enjoy themselves walking pantless and in mini skirts.
Just like Britney Spears.Last year she would notoriously have photos taken of herself by paparazzi without underpants AND in mini skirt.
mira
10 Dec 2009
Love / Are Polish women too controlling? [106]
Balkan power
i beg to differ!
some of them do.
that's a funny thing to say!Because actually you can call girls from any nation like that during the summer time! I recommend a lecture of british girly magazines during the summertime.lots of articles about "how a girl got drunk, lost her friends at a party and had sex with, for example,a spaniard" or how british women come to ibiza and have sex with newly met guys.
yeah.polish women.sex turystki.
Balkan power
i beg to differ!
some of them do.
Yeah,yeah.Sekstouristky.
that's a funny thing to say!Because actually you can call girls from any nation like that during the summer time! I recommend a lecture of british girly magazines during the summertime.lots of articles about "how a girl got drunk, lost her friends at a party and had sex with, for example,a spaniard" or how british women come to ibiza and have sex with newly met guys.
yeah.polish women.sex turystki.
mira
10 Dec 2009
Love / "All because the lady loves a foreign accent..." [19]
:)!
I like English accent, but not the londonish one though.I know that in London they've got four different dialects anyway, but none of them sounds nice to me.
I also like american accent, esp. the one from chicago,but listened to live, if you know what i mean. it sounds different in movies.
I met a guy the other night, and dear god if he'd said the phrase "you say me" one more time I would have raped him on the spot :D
:)!
I like English accent, but not the londonish one though.I know that in London they've got four different dialects anyway, but none of them sounds nice to me.
I also like american accent, esp. the one from chicago,but listened to live, if you know what i mean. it sounds different in movies.
mira
10 Dec 2009
Love / Are Polish women too controlling? [106]
right, for me you're rather obsessed with the whole 'polish woman" thing.your gf checks your txt messages, she is too controlling and because of her you turn to pf to ask those questions.sort yourself out with a psychologist maybe or simply dump that girl.
and the answer to your question is: no, not necessarily.to be honest, i don't know about girls from other countries,but many polish girls are perfectly normal and don't feel the need to control their boyfriends.
are polish women too controlling
right, for me you're rather obsessed with the whole 'polish woman" thing.your gf checks your txt messages, she is too controlling and because of her you turn to pf to ask those questions.sort yourself out with a psychologist maybe or simply dump that girl.
and the answer to your question is: no, not necessarily.to be honest, i don't know about girls from other countries,but many polish girls are perfectly normal and don't feel the need to control their boyfriends.