Travel / Klubokawiarnia club in Warsaw [2]

There are plenty of places near Kawarnia and Paparazzi. Everything good is in the center. Paparazzi is a very large expatriate crowd. A good place to start. Friendly crowd and staff.

Cinnamon is also a good place if you can get in...many of the clubs in this area are a lil snobbish, but were ok for us. We just acted like typical arrogant Americans and slipped the door guy some money. Dress to impress for there are lots of hot money hungry girls around here. There is a new place that is close by...really fun (forgot the name. but it is very close and the building is all lit up purple). Very cool decor and music. again snobbish, but worth it if you are looking for hot girls.

Try these links

warsawvoice.pl/view/7192/
warsaw-life.com/drink/pubs_cafes.php

Happy New Year

USA, Canada / Courses that will really teach me to speak Polish, in Chicago [10]

Alright Goonie 2 questions...
1) what is the price?

2) What part of Poland are you from?

I plan on returning to Warszawa eventually and do not want to learn a mountainous (Tatras) dialect. My friends from Warszawa say even they cannot understand them and from what I hear a lot of people in Chicago come from this region.

USA, Canada / Courses that will really teach me to speak Polish, in Chicago [10]


What was the name of that school on the south side?

I lived in Warszawia for 3 years and have recently relocated back to Chicago. I too want to continue to learn Polish. I took private lessons when I lived there. It also helped that I was able to practice everywhere I went.

Maybe we could split the cost of the beer and have Marek give us private lessons.

I recently moved to Chicago from Warsaw Poland. I had private lessons for 3 years there and want to continue learning the language. Any suggestions?