Poles in Czech rep. and bilingual signs.

Salomon 2 | 436

31 May 2009 / #1

Polish miniority in Czech rep. now have the right for bilingual signs. Cool.

Cieszyn

Torq

31 May 2009 / #2

Germans in Poland have the right to bilingual signs as well.

OP Salomon 2 | 436

31 May 2009 / #3

I am waiting for bilingual signs in Wilno ...

BTW Sorbian bilingual signs in Germany.

Torq

31 May 2009 / #4

I have absolutely nothing against bilingual signs. The more languages
the merrier! As for historical grudges and stuff... "jezik nije kriv" as
our Slavic brothers in former Yugoslavia say :)

OP Salomon 2 | 436

31 May 2009 / #5

I have absolutely nothing against bilingual signs. The more languagesthe merrier!

I agree ... :-)

Cardno85 31 | 971

31 May 2009 / #6

Me too, I love travelling up the west coast here and seeing the bilingual signage.

Here's one in Oban:

Polonius3 980 | 12275

2 Jun 2009 / #7

Its's funny the Lithuanians are making such a fuss about bilingual signs and documents. Poles named Wickiewicz had to have Vickievièius in their official docuemnts. Maybe still do?