Are British people really interested to integrate with Poles?

It had been called a Liverpool kiss way back in the past.

I imagine not in Glasgow :P (I'm talking without knowledge of what I am saying - hw am I meant to know if it was said??? hmm?shh)

The inaccuracies of stereotypes are not easy for everyone to deal with.


Glasgow took the name later.
There must have been Glaswegians insensed by the suggestion that Scousers might be harder.

i'm always on my best behaviour :)

I think this dating outside of ones nation that you write about might have something to do with the fact that they seem so "exotic" to eachother and different from what they know from their own country.

I'm saying this from my own experiance.

this is a very good point, my recent girlfriends have all been a different nationality from myself. I haven't gone out and thought 'hhhmm i want a pole this week and the week after an italian' it just seems to have happened like that.

Yeah, I don't disagree with you. The Brits will go with anyone but the Polish are more selective :)


You'd better be :)

of course mam :)


wow wow wow wow nelly thats a sweeping statement if ever i have seen one, come on dolly give the Brits a break :)

I couldn't descriminate against any nationality when it comes to relationships.
Except maybe Liechtenstein.

lol?

why???

Alright, I've changed my mind about that one.

Shouldn't the title of the thread be:

Are Polish people really interested to integrate with the British?

Why?

Because at the moment, the word order suggests that the situation is of British people intesgrating or not into the Polish community,
rather than vice versa.

I think when a topic has a title like -

Are British people really interested to integrate with Poles?

it's acceptable that the actual posts will reflect views from either side.

The views will come from forum members.

Does that mean the thread is actually about British people living in Polish society?

Who will have views on either side.


Possibly, or Polish people living in British society. Seems quite open to me.

Word order is the significant point here. A small group can integrate into a larger one. Not the other way round.

good question, answers on a postcard please to the richard and judy show :)

He he, can't say that about my Polish ex.. he'd chase anything in a skirt.. age and size no matter!!

My point is that views from either situation would be welcome I reckon, perhaps from a British person moving into a Polish Society of from a Polish person moving into a British Society. Still the topic title would apply.

hahaha, i like that saying, or the other one 'anything with a pulse'


well at least you can't call him shallow :)

It would be nice in some ways if all the British in Britain started learning Polish and eating kielbasa,
but it's not about to happen and that is not the issue here.
Note that it is in the Polonia UK section.

Yes, it would be interesting to see the other side.
There is a much smaller number of British people living in Poland.
How they integrate into Polish society is a matter for discussion elsewhere in the forum.

I guess it could make sense if you follow definition 3a:

3 a : to unite with something

m-w.com/dictionary/integrate

but the others suggest the order of words is not correct!

How about if you become involved in a Polish community within Britain?

Polonia UK might also cover how Brits react to things related with Poland... :)

how do you like them apples?

as long as theres a sexy female feeding me

I dont know what you said but that Sledz guy must of hit a nerve

why respond???

Hey where do you reside from?

He's so smart.....he learned to speak and write Polish in the matter of a few hours....what a guy;)

I learn fast baby:)

modern tech does wonders

Well that would depend on the Brit and their standards, but the Brits are more open minded, which Im quite proud of.