Hello,
I've only recently joined this MB and read with interest all the thoughts about the Polish people who have moved to the UK.
Of course with so many people moving over here in a short space of time there are bound to be some problems but overall I think it is good for UK and good for the Polish guys and girls coming over.
I've been working with a few Polish people and I find them very warm, friendly, funny and hard working. They add (not take) from the UK economy. Wait a few years and the next Richard Branson is likely to be called Pawel or Dorota!
I also like learning Polish but I can only learn fonetically (by sound). So everyday I use some fabulous Polish words (with my English sound-a-like) ;-)
Gin Dobree (hello)
Nar Raja (see you later)
Loo Bishta (do you like it)
Spal Leesha Dob Jar (did you sleep well)
Wad Nar Pergodar (good weather)
Knee Wad Nar Pergodar (bad weather)
So long as I never have to take a Polish spelling test, I'll be ok !!
Happy New Year to you all
Paul
I've only recently joined this MB and read with interest all the thoughts about the Polish people who have moved to the UK.
Of course with so many people moving over here in a short space of time there are bound to be some problems but overall I think it is good for UK and good for the Polish guys and girls coming over.
I've been working with a few Polish people and I find them very warm, friendly, funny and hard working. They add (not take) from the UK economy. Wait a few years and the next Richard Branson is likely to be called Pawel or Dorota!
I also like learning Polish but I can only learn fonetically (by sound). So everyday I use some fabulous Polish words (with my English sound-a-like) ;-)
Gin Dobree (hello)
Nar Raja (see you later)
Loo Bishta (do you like it)
Spal Leesha Dob Jar (did you sleep well)
Wad Nar Pergodar (good weather)
Knee Wad Nar Pergodar (bad weather)
So long as I never have to take a Polish spelling test, I'll be ok !!
Happy New Year to you all
Paul