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Ciechanów life?


Guest  
29 Nov 2005 /  #1
Hi, anyone out there know of this place??? Im going to live there in a couple of weeks and would just like to know about it a little, eg the culture, weather, food etc....

Anyone who could help me would be very much appreciated.

Ben
OP Guest  
29 Nov 2005 /  #2
Ciechanow Nice and very old town, about 50K people live there. Nice castle and city square. I think it's a typical Polish town with the influance of German infrastructure.
OP Guest  
30 Nov 2005 /  #3
It's about 0 degrees cel. there today, food will be very typical polish food, and culture very typical Polish culture. I suggest learning as much as you can about Poland through books and the internet and at least some basic phrases. The Poles will appreciate your efforts and you will have an easier time making friends. You can contact me at jerrydean@wp.pl if you'd like more info and if you'll need any help.

Jerry
OP Guest  
11 Dec 2005 /  #4
it's worth reading before u come here: um.ciechanow.pl/index.php?lang=en&po=general
regards
fizzi  
29 Jan 2006 /  #5
I want to know about a small town by the name of "Charzanow". it total population. Is there any univeristy in Charzanow?. is Charzanow coal mining are? or what is the source of income of peoples lving in Charzanow? coal mining? agriculure or other factories? Are there hotels for tourists to live in? I will appreciate if some one living in Charzanow reply me through this forum.

I love poland and polish

a POLAND ADMIROR
OP Guest  
31 Jan 2006 /  #6
i want to know about a small polish town "Charzanow' this town is near Ceztochowa or Krakow. any body from Charzanow knowing english bother to write me about this town. its size, population. economy.

i will apprecitate

Guest
OP Guest  
31 Jan 2006 /  #7
I'm sorry but there is no such city like "Charzanow" or "Charzanów" in Poland (especially near Krakow or Czestochowa). Please check the spelling and try again :|.
Mozart  
1 Feb 2006 /  #8
There is...Proper spelling of native name of this little town is "Chrzanów". It lies nearer to Kraków than Czestochowa, by 45 km from Kraków between Libiąż and Trzebinia on the urban line of six towns lies from Oswiecim to Trzebinia, with very good motorway connection with Upper Silesian Industrial District and Kraków. What about the city?...Hmm I can't tell you about it as much as you want, because I haven't been there since long time. It's population is over 30thousand, size is simmilar to every satellite towns in US like for example Sommerset near New York city, maybe little bit larger than 50 sq km I think. Most famous thing of this city is probably factory of train engines with the name sound "FABLOK".
OP Guest  
3 Feb 2006 /  #9
Dear Mozart

Once again thank you for taking care of message and providing valuable information about this small little town Chrzanow. I am delighted to note tht even you corrected spelling of Chrzanow. It was wonderful to know there is small train factory in this town name FABLOK(Probably)

I am not polish yet Ilike poland and polish peoples. Till now I hve not seen any nasty remaks pasted/posted in this forum. This is wonderful. Trzeginia is amzing when you read it and pronouce it. When I was reading a book about Poland I noticed that Wice is frequently used in name of towns and cities. eg. Katowice. Millwice., and there can be ohter wise. Is wise means town or place in Polish?

I would like if any body from Chrzanow write me or want to make me friend.

Guest 3
Mozart  
7 Feb 2006 /  #10
Guest
I don't know that you are native english speaker, but I think that you shouldn't have problem to understand that the part of word "-wice" don't have any connection with, as you think probably, meaning of the name of city. Only one thing comming to my mind. In my point of view there is a plural version of the name, which it came into being in result of creating-word processes. But know there's nothing different between this kind of name of cities and the other.

I greet
OP Guest  
28 Mar 2006 /  #11
Good question. What does -wice means in Polish at the end of the city names? Could it be "town of..."?

Thanks
OP Guest  
28 Mar 2006 /  #12
No, wice is just a part of the name, it does not mean anything in Polish by itself.
joanna  
8 Mar 2007 /  #13
i was born and raise in ciechanow poland came here in 1990 it is a small city near warsaw. There is a casle called mazowce by the water long time ago it was occupied by bishops/priests its very mid eval looking. its a museum now.I lot of farm land. everyone trvels by a bus or walking distance. People with money have cars. Living is abaut the same price as here. Very low retirement pentions .In u.s dollars monthly pention is abaut $400. Newer styles of fashion are there before it hits america. A lot of stores and night clubs.

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