English people don't say Mom
They might do if they watch too much Jerry Springer...
british working in Poland with no language
They might do if they watch too much Jerry Springer...
HelenaWojtczak 28 | 177
7 Aug 2008 / #32
Unless they are from the north-east and then it might be mam
True. But not Mom.
They might do if they watch too much Jerry Springer..
Nail on head, Kielbasa!
American mom sounds a bit like English ma'am.
What's wrong with mother?
What's wrong with mother?
ArcticPaul 38 | 233
7 Aug 2008 / #34
What's wrong with who's mother?
telefonitika
7 Aug 2008 / #35
English people don't say Mom, but Mum
ever thought they are american ....
Ireland Calling - | 6
7 Aug 2008 / #36
paul
you are a brave man .... a very brave man if you even try to work this one out pmsl
I put this forum in the same bracket as a cryptic crossword.............just when you think you have the answer it goes off in a totally different dirrection than what it started with
I am STILL looking for a thread that starts on a topic, stays on the topic and finishes on the topic.............thus far.........not much luck
you are a brave man .... a very brave man if you even try to work this one out pmsl
I put this forum in the same bracket as a cryptic crossword.............just when you think you have the answer it goes off in a totally different dirrection than what it started with
I am STILL looking for a thread that starts on a topic, stays on the topic and finishes on the topic.............thus far.........not much luck
polishgirltx
7 Aug 2008 / #37
I am STILL looking for a thread that starts on a topic, stays on the topic and finishes on the topic....
lol...good luck ...
thread that starts on a topic, stays on the topic and finishes on the topic
Threads yep. Smooth and so Sixties man.
Mung beans and grow your own vegetables. Isn't that just Organic? It blows my mind man. Threads are Veggies too it's a happening thing. :)
Keywords: living, language, conversation.
You Cats, I don't make the rules. That's just artifical get my drift? :)
Threads yep. Smooth and so Sixties man.
Mung beans and grow your own vegetables. Isn't that just Organic? It blows my mind man. Threads are Veggies too it's a happening thing. :)
Keywords: living, language, conversation.
You Cats, I don't make the rules. That's just artifical get my drift? :)
Ireland Calling - | 6
8 Aug 2008 / #39
hueg
emmmmmmmmmm .........nope tho I am trying
emmmmmmmmmm .........nope tho I am trying
Cleo 14
8 Aug 2008 / #40
Blingin, why on earth would you go to Poland and stay wih his parents while he's in England? What's the name of he town you're going to live in? Is it big or small? If you don't know Polish then you can count only on teaching English for a living. Unless of course you have a university degree or sth of this sort, then you might have a chance getting a job in a place where English is a company language.
Trust me, living in Poland is not easy for foreigners, especialy when they don't know anyone here. I know how hard it was for my husband and he had my and my family's support.
and one more thing: I love my mother-in-law very much, but i don't think i could go to the US and live with her while my man was in Poland. That's just retarded!!! I mean don't you want to be with your BF?
Trust me, living in Poland is not easy for foreigners, especialy when they don't know anyone here. I know how hard it was for my husband and he had my and my family's support.
and one more thing: I love my mother-in-law very much, but i don't think i could go to the US and live with her while my man was in Poland. That's just retarded!!! I mean don't you want to be with your BF?
That's just retarded
It would seem you hit the nail on the head there Cleo :)
That's just retarded!!!
You lot are too busy hating her to read her very first post!
basically just to learn the language more
Cleo 14
8 Aug 2008 / #43
No, I don't hate her. And you right, I didn't read her first post carefully enough, but not becuse i'm too busy hating her, but because i'm at work. Personally i think that briging up blingin's posts from God knows how long ago is mean and i am not going to comment on that matter any further.
Moving on: if she wants to learn Polish in Poland there are a lot of Polish courses organized in bigger cities in PL, so she shouldn't have a problem finding one, as long as she doesn't wind up in some small-a** town. And if she's inerested in working as an English lector, she should have her boyfriend look up ads from language schools and apply know, because they're hiring for new school year right know and in Sept or Oct she might have a problem finding a job because most language schools will have already hired their staff by then.
And I'm sorry if the "r" word from my previous post has offended anyone. I wasn't referring to the author of the thread.
So girl, if you wanna come to PL, go ahead. but don't expect it'll be easy. As you can tell from the previous posts in this thread ignorance is pretty common in Poland, and my husband will confirm that. So good luck with whatever you're going to do (and i mean it, sausage)
Moving on: if she wants to learn Polish in Poland there are a lot of Polish courses organized in bigger cities in PL, so she shouldn't have a problem finding one, as long as she doesn't wind up in some small-a** town. And if she's inerested in working as an English lector, she should have her boyfriend look up ads from language schools and apply know, because they're hiring for new school year right know and in Sept or Oct she might have a problem finding a job because most language schools will have already hired their staff by then.
And I'm sorry if the "r" word from my previous post has offended anyone. I wasn't referring to the author of the thread.
So girl, if you wanna come to PL, go ahead. but don't expect it'll be easy. As you can tell from the previous posts in this thread ignorance is pretty common in Poland, and my husband will confirm that. So good luck with whatever you're going to do (and i mean it, sausage)