Travel / Safety when visiting a Polish city. [8]

You'll be safe. The bigger cities are used to people visiting from other countries. You'll have fun! Enjoy your trip.

Life / Amazing Polish talent - composer Polish and English. [8]

Congratulations! It's exciting and I wish her all the best.

Genealogy / My last name... Dybczak [4]

Unfortunately no actual Polish word exists to translate your last name directly.

Work / Please advise- Job in Poland for an Indian guy [6]

So many other options...why Poland?

Genealogy / LIST OF POLISH FIRST NAMES [10]

Very nice find, I was discussing this with my wife not too long ago. We have a name for a girl "Maria" aka "Marysia" but are stumped for a boys name.

USA, Canada / Thinking about moving to Canada [12]

You can easily start as a security guard in Canada. I tried it for a few weeks with no experience when I was in between jobs. I took a course that lasted 8 hours, and I was hired right away. There is opportunity to grow in a security company if you are ambitious and volunteer for everything. Many of the security guards in Canada do not speak English as their first language. Just an observation I've made, so don't worry about any language barriers.

USA, Canada / TORONTO OR MONTRÉAL (for a Polish person to live?) [35]

I have lived in Toronto the last 25 years and there is a HUGE Polish community in the GTA with Polish restaurants, churches, stores, schools, night clubs, and so on and so forth. I like Montreal, but only to visit over a long weekend for fun.

News / POLISH POLICE PRAY FOR ROAD SAFETY.... [23]

Having visited Poland on many occasions since I left 25 years ago, I have to say that Polish people are some of the most aggressive drivers I've come across. I always pray before I drive in Poland. I can't believe at some of the risks people take on the roads, even in terrible weather as I experienced this past Christmas while visiting family.

Law / What are the best Polish owned companies? Database of companies in Poland. [12]

The economy can not support higher salaries. In fact with the recession hitting Poland as hard as it is, people are actually taking pay cuts so that they may still continue to work.

Polonia / Social Network sites for Polish People who live abroad [5]

PlanetPolonia.com is a new online social networking site connecting Polish people living abroad. It's currently in a BETA test stage, but open to the general public. It's in English for those who's primary language of communication may no longer be Polish.