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From: UK, S Coast
Speaks Polish?: trochÄ™
Interests: Acoustic guitar, art, gigs. Gold-digging contortionists

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sausage   
4 Feb 2008
Language / Parallel texts - a useful learning resource? [7]

I'm getting to the stage where I need to practise my reading skills. Googling "Polish parallel texts" doesn't bring up many results so I thought maybe people could post some links here.

e.g. lonweb.org/daisy/ds-polish-nightwatch.htm - POLISH NIGHT WATCH
sausage   
7 Jan 2008
Language / Polish online crosswords [3]

Polish clues with English answers

Not quite what I asked for... But very useful anyway, thanks!
sausage   
6 Jan 2008
Language / Polish online crosswords [3]

Does anyone know where I can do crosswords in Polish on the internet? I think it my be a good way to improve my vocabulary. With English clues would be great. For tablet PC even better.
sausage   
17 Dec 2007
Travel / Warsaw, Poland - hotel recommendations? [30]

it helps to speak/understand Polish

fortunately my beloved is Polish. We don't plan on driving around much. Just need somewhere safe to leave the car. The staypoland website that AvJoe mentioned details parking arrangements. I've been instructed (by the boss) that I need to find one with a pool...
sausage   
9 Dec 2007
Travel / Warsaw, Poland - hotel recommendations? [30]

If i where you, i would rent an apartment

Interesting idea. I'm only going to 5 days and I like to be waited on hand and foot. Hotels are pretty cheap too. Might be worth considering for a future trip though...
sausage   
9 Dec 2007
Travel / Warsaw, Poland - hotel recommendations? [30]

[Moved from]: Good hotels in Warsaw, Poland

I am going to Warsaw just before Christmas. Can anyone personally recommend any hotels in Warsaw suitable for a romantic break?
sausage   
25 Nov 2007
Language / Sending SMS messages without using Polish characters [23]

I wish you luck

Alas, my luck was only partial. I didn't ruin my phone, but on the other hand I didn't succeed in getting a Polish character set. Strangely I now have Turkish characters available.
sausage   
25 Nov 2007
Language / Sending SMS messages without using Polish characters [23]

Thanks

im sure your loved ones will understand what u were saying...

Hopefully! I will look into getting the language added to my phone. I'm a stickler for correct spelling
sausage   
25 Nov 2007
Language / Sending SMS messages without using Polish characters [23]

When texting someone in Polish my phone doesn't support accented and special characters. What is the convention here, do you just use the un-accented version? Are there any pitfalls where doing this could completely confuse/upset someone? I remember the first text message I sent to my beloved I had to find a phrase without any special characters in it, not something I can keep on doing!
sausage   
11 Nov 2007
Love / friendhship with polish girl [63]

people can be selfish and ungrateful, unfortunately it's not just females or Polish females guilty of that.
sausage   
11 Nov 2007
Love / friendhship with polish girl [63]

never have a female house/flatmate nothing good can come of it. they are going to bring men home and you will get jealous! that is my advice. like osiol says the nationality is irrelevant.
sausage   
4 Nov 2007
Life / Relocation guide to Poland [7]

if you look at Agnes's profile you will see a link to her website. The guide costs $20 by the looks of it
sausage   
4 Nov 2007
Language / Polish words shared with the french language [29]

You are now officially on your merry way to making yourself a village fool of PF

I hope you don't mean me!
thanks for all your answers to my light-hearted post. I was hoping there would be more words in common and maybe it would make it easier for me to learn Polish.
sausage   
3 Nov 2007
Language / Polish words shared with the french language [29]

I was telling my girlfriend that the Polish have stolen many(!) words from the French language. The only examples I could come up with were mur (wall) and bilet / billet (ticket). My knowledge of french is poor and my polish worse. Can anyone else help prove my point?