Love / My Polish girlfriend checks my mobile phone all the time [70]


She could ask me?

Language / Meaning of letters in online polish dictionary? [11]

Thanks, I will check out this dictionary.

Language / A word about a dialect. [20]

Hi Jump Bunny, very sorry, I read the first 2 lines and got lazy, that is one long post!!!! I would read a shorter one :-)

Love / My Polish girlfriend checks my mobile phone all the time [70]

Could this thread be:

My English girlfriend..............
My Spanish girlfriend........... etc.

Should it be sent to Off topic lounge, deletable? It isn't unique to Poland. It hasn't anything specific to do with relationships in Poland as far as I can see, it is just about relationships.

Anyway, I wouldn't be happy if my girlfriend didn't trust me and I would dump her.

Language / Meaning of letters in online polish dictionary? [11]

Thanks

Language / Meaning of letters in online polish dictionary? [11]

I think that this is sarcasm but in case it isn't I don't expect you to research anything, thanks. Someone else on the forum may know the answer without doing any research or I can ask someone else. Thanks. Eventually I will understand it anyway if I spend enough time on grammar.

Language / Meaning of letters in online polish dictionary? [11]


Thanks for your help, I tried inputed być and jechać into the above link but I got very little information back.

In the table I linked I recognise the normal conjugations but not others.
I am interested to know what they are. It would be a very useful table if I could understand what the letters stood for. I could look up the grammatical definition and explanation in English.

Life / Polish birthday party? (video) [22]

Ostry "Biczowanie na osiemnastce". Myślę że oni są czerwony! :-)

Life / Polish birthday party? (video) [22]


Co robiłeś frd, "na motylka" lub biczowanie?

Language / Polish Language Pronunciation - Example Words and Phrases [178]

youtube.com/user/magauchsein#p/u/77/aJI6JDAxUd4

Love / Personal issues with two women, they want to be my friend - a Polish thing? [49]


I would say that they are more than likely very needy(emotionally), they constantly need a man's attention to feel good about themselves. Such a tactic of not pretending it is a relationship and that you are only friends is a way of protecting themselves also, you can't really dump them, well you can but it won't hurt them as bad.

I would agree that it isn't a Polish thing.

Anyway a woman who is so needy is bordering on being ill in my humble opinion, extremely poor self esteem etc.

Do they all know about each other? What would happen if you talked about one of them to the other one? I think that the one you are talking to may leave you alone because it would be the 2nd woman getting the attention and not them.

Life / Comics about Poland [9]

comics/cartoons/manga etc

Is it true that adults buy comics in Poland?

This video doesn't support my point but it is nice.

Food / AMERICANO COFFEE IN POLAND? [14]


Tim Horton's coffee may be ok but I don't like the doughnuts.

Life / Why do Poles and other Europeans use the Lords name in vain so often ???? [28]

Because we are not as politically correct or as conservative or as right wing as some Americans.

I didn't check your profile so I don't know if you are american.

Travel / What To Do In Gliwice Poland [37]


What do I know! :-)

Language / Nice way to say the name? [22]


that's really nice

Travel / What To Do In Gliwice Poland [37]

Watch television
Learn Polish
Drink/socialise
gym
ski(ok, later when it is snowing)
learn how to make polish food
learn how to drive in Poland
go for a drive in Poland without getting killed(does this qualify as an extreme sport?)
find yourself a girlfriend if not married, end of problem, she will fill your time, before you know it you will be 100!!!!!! :-)

Language / Pan or Pani? Do we have to be formal in the UK? [22]

wow this list of slang is funny and brilliant, very entertaining, thanks.

Language / Pan or Pani? Do we have to be formal in the UK? [22]


Sorry, I thought you were a native Polish speaker. I think it is ok for a learner.

Language / Pan or Pani? Do we have to be formal in the UK? [22]

I think you should do the same in the UK as you would in Poland.

Language / Accent marks in Polish language [22]

Thanks Vincent and Ziemowit

Language / Accent marks in Polish language [22]

I have a question about ę in particular.

Is it pronounced or not pronounced at the end of a word?

Like się, myślę, etc.

dziękuję(I have said this enough to know it is not pronounced but is it the same for all words?)

Some people tell me to pronounce it while other don't. What was thought in school? And what is the proper way to speak so I don't look like a fool? Better to get it right now than learn how to speak incorrectly.

Thanks

Travel / Visiting Krakow in December, what do you think? [24]

I think that it is a good time to visit, during the winter that is.

You don't have the crowds of tourists, you can visit Zakopane if you have time, some christmas Carols in the square maybe, a little Christmas atmosphere.

Less tourists would be the big advantage.

Just be careful you don't get stranded at the airport by the weather.

Language / A poem about (strangely enough) cases in Polish! [6]

Thank's lefty, a nice poem for a nice topic! :-)