Polish people vs English language

Yogibear - | 40

25 Oct 2007 / #31

True. I find it hilarious when foreigners have been in Liverpool for a few years and Ive noticed their accents start to take on a Scouse twang.

szarlotka 8 | 2205

25 Oct 2007 / #32

Commonly referred to a doing a Jan (Molby)

osiol 55 | 3921

25 Oct 2007 / #33

many regional accents

Geordie is the best.

HAL9009 2 | 323

25 Oct 2007 / #34

I learned to do a good scouse accent when I lived there. (Polishes nails -without intending a pun).
A lot of the Polish in Dublin have Irish accents, even those who had good English before they came. Accents soak in.

Wroclaw 44 | 5359

25 Oct 2007 / #35

Geordie is the best.

Wye aye, marra.

Kilkline 1 | 682

26 Oct 2007 / #36

True. I find it hilarious when foreigners have been in Liverpool for a few years and Ive noticed their accents start to take on a Scouse twang.

Dzien dobry laaahh!

Yogibear - | 40

26 Oct 2007 / #37

Had me in stitches . :-)

Kilkline 1 | 682

26 Oct 2007 / #38

I went to college in Liverpool and i'd imagine the Polish guys blend in quite well as scousers are also a bit over eager with the old home hair clippers.

Yogibear - | 40

26 Oct 2007 / #39

We also both like a good **** up to. You will know when the intergration has been a success when the Polish fellas start to wear tracksuits and white reebock.

Kilkline 1 | 682

26 Oct 2007 / #40

The Polish girls turn orange!

should say: ..and the Polish girls turn orange!

Yogibear - | 40

26 Oct 2007 / #41

And wear pyjamas in the street. You must have lived in Kensington then.

Kilkline 1 | 682

26 Oct 2007 / #42

Ha, haa. I did as well. And Bootle, and Rocky Lane. All the glamour spots. Bootle was the worst of the lot.