it's just a personal thing, and this can be anything ranging from historical facts, people, art, sights, culture, mannerisms, traditions and even food or other funny little things that just make you happy to be polish..
would be a positive thread about poland for a change? so please, educate me. :)
hmm.. alright, but I also would like to know why you say you like polish art? give me a short description or something, name of the artist, type of work.. etc.
if it's not too much to ask for. :) would like to learn a thing or two from you guys. :)
Apologise for a short post but my day wasn't too good.
I love Witkacy- I'm sure you can find him in google and I like modern art i.e. Kozyra or Nieznalska... I also like Polish painter from "Młoda Polska" epoque...
alright, I like abstract art aswell as classic. and you too. :) would be cool if someone could tell me more about polish poets and poems. I tend to write them myself when I do have a source of inspiration. :)
26 Nobels ,Hussars-the best cavalery,Kosciuszko(the highest mountain in Austrrailia got his name ),defening europe form Islam invasion,Polanski(Rosemary's child,Chinatown ), GROM,and many more thnigs BTW sorry for English ,iam not polish ,netiher english
Im Proud to be Polish becuse we have reached moskau before Hitler and Napoleon:) Im proud to be Polish becuse we had 5 capitols under us Warszawa Kiev Vilinius Minsk Riga:), and we reached from the black see to the baltic sea.
And ofcourse im proud to say that the nicest girls i have seen have been from Poland!! blond hair and brown skin HOT HOT!!:) iff you dont agree that we have nice girls/woman in Poland replay me :)
Well, sometimes its hard to be Polish. We have great, interesting history, our country isn't the worst in the world, but we've never been too good in economy and ruling our country, it's a shame that Poles only truly unite in the face of danger (e.g wars, communism etc).
im wondering why polish are talking in english to each other here is taht a rule or sometjhing
Because English is the ruling language in this forum. Read the Privacy & Rules in the bottom of screen.
our country isn't the worst in the world, but we've never been too good in economy and ruling our country
Do not worry, about 20 years ago, the Irish thought the same about their country and now they are among the richest in Europe (thanks immensely to the EU). I think Poland will definitely follow the same path in the next 20 years and just adding the big population plus a proud history, there you have a most enviable country!!! So cheer up!
Im proud that our country survived despite being between Russia and Germany :(. We had woeful history, full of wars and so on. But we are still here, our nation survived and is going to do much better than today I hope. Im proud of polish calvary - hussars, that was the best calvary in all Europe history :). And Im proud of Sobieski who stopped Muslims who tried to takeover Europe, so we saved Europe. Im proud of polish mathematics who broke enigma code and of our brave soldiers who bravely fought and died for our freedom (which didnt happen in fact :( ) during WWII.
Polish calvary - hussars were easily sent to the hell by Ukrainian kossacks as well as Muslims who tried to conquer Europe. Don't exaggerate Polish achievements
I'm proud for the progress we've made in last 17 years in general democratization, for all the small and big improvements in life, for some justice done here and there, for new police, mayors, street cars and bank accounts and bike paths.
this is why i`m proud maxior.pl/?p=index&id=48867&0 it was duble victory in sport and something.... political those moments make mi proud
also Mikolaj Kopernik, Maria Curie-Sklodowska, Fryderyk Chopin, Ernest Malinowski (engineer,built (1872-1876) in chile the highest train lane till 2005 (china), Marek Kaminski (get alone! north&south poles in same year), all polish conquerors (?) of higher than 8000 m. tops, most in winter time (Jerzy Kukuczka, Krzysztof Wielicki, Andrzej Zawada, Wanda Rutkowska, f*** hard people), Adam Malysz youtube.com/watch?v=81um29lY1qs&mode=related&search
because i`m polish,i have to be ;-) proud of vodka...and i am ...and many, many more
Well, I'm rather ashamed for my country than proud. Mainly because of politicians, who are from very conservative parties, speaking on international forum. I begun to have some patriotic feelings after reading about Polish squadron fighting in RAF during WWII "Question of honour". On the history lessons in school we have been thaught about polish pilots achievements during the WWII but I thaught that in every country on history lessons history is being taught like their country was the greatest and children are rather being thaught of events in which a given country had succeded than where it failed. Authors of this book are not polish and have no polish roots and I guess that is what mainly conveinced me to be somehow proud of my country. So it's rather history that I am proud of - not current events.
Nevertheless, I am trying to look at our politics as we were learning the democracy now and that is why populistic parties are so favourited.
