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Joined: 14 Oct 2007 / Female ♀
Last Post: 9 Jan 2014
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JustysiaS   
18 Apr 2008
Language / in Polish slang, what is the difference between Siema and Siemka? [64]

Justysia is an alternate diminutive of Justyna other than Justynka?

yes. just to complicate your life even more lol, Justyneczka is a dimunitive form of Justynka, and Justysieczka would be a dimunitive from of Justysia. and yes, dimunitives like this are also endearing, not just patronising lol. i chose Justysia over Justynka because the latter in English sounds like "you stinker" lol
JustysiaS   
14 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

i suppose my "mission" does make a change for the better for some people, it is actually useful, the stuff i do. your "mission" is useless, you hide your face and your insecurities behind some rediculous statements and desperately try to find people who support you whilst condemning and insulting people who dont. i bet you aint that "brave" in real life. well done.
JustysiaS   
14 Apr 2008
Language / in Polish slang, what is the difference between Siema and Siemka? [64]

JustysiaS

Don't be upset but Cinek is 100%.
He just want give you (and for any other non-native Polish) a friendly tip i'm sure.

oh yeah, if you dont mind, please look at the 1st page of this discussion, i have already explained everything cinek has said there and justysizda was just one of the examples, i did use justysica there as well. i really dont see why you think i am not Polish, just because i havent assiociated justysizda with pizda? that is just what a paranoid person or a bully would do, not me or my family. my mind is probably not as perverse as yours. you are not even a member here, but you and that other debil come here and pick out one word from my whole post and dwell on it, just because you've got nothing better to do with your sorry lives.
JustysiaS   
14 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

continue your job noimmigration Poles there should remember that it isn't their home :) and always somebody will remind them about that.

yeah right, like some British dumbass noimmigration will make anyone Polish in UK go back home with some sorry insults on a forum. and do you honestly think you will achieve anything by backing up that turd? we know you're just jealous as you can't get out from your smelly Poznan. all you ever do is complain and moan, get a life. you're pathetic.
JustysiaS   
14 Apr 2008
Language / in Polish slang, what is the difference between Siema and Siemka? [64]

hahaha jestem z Polski niemoto (pasuje ci ta xywka) i moj angielski jest pewnie lepszy od twojego polskiego. ty potrzebujesz pomocy, nie ja. od tygodnia jestes na tym forum i juz uwazasz, ze wszystkich tu znasz i mozesz ich oceniac? bujaj sie na drzewo dziecko. i am a native Pole and a native Polish speaker dumbass, and who are you? just because my english is probably better than your polish doesnt mean im not Polish, if you know what i mean.
JustysiaS   
10 Apr 2008
Life / Polish people and racism. [943]

thief -I`ve never heard that stereotype before.

Germans complain that Polish people steal their cars ;)
JustysiaS   
5 Apr 2008
Life / Fashion and Style in Poland [174]

Gone are the days when they tried to make women look younger ;)

yeah... well i dont see their logic, its getting warmer so they should encourage us to maybe uncover a little bit, and instead they suggest we wear someting our grannies would wear. i cant wait till i can finally ditch all the jumpers and long sleeved tops!
JustysiaS   
5 Apr 2008
Life / Fashion and Style in Poland [174]

Here's an example of what I saw Next

what is it with fashion these days that they are trying to make young women look at least 10 years older with what they are wearing...
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
History / "SOLIDARNOŚĆ" is just a word for Polish people? [47]

It’s not just a song

i did know it wasn't just some song, we have to learn most of the poetry, songs and novels written during the war at school and i remembered this one. i could even sing it for you (if i wanted to ha ha)
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

But its not even bad spelling....its just plain BAD. He doesn't seem familiar with the language at all. But then, there are lots of stupid people all over the place.

i think he made all these mistakes cos he was so outraged. besides as he said, his wages have been decreased so maybe his boss has finally noticed just what an idiot was working for him ;).
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

leave the ******* UK ! we do not want you here you scrounging bastards !!

oooh come and get us and make us leave, im so scared already im gonna go pack my suitcase ha ha ha

I refuse to believe that the education system would let someone like him pass.

you would be surprised just how badly some other British people spell in English...
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

im on half the wage i was on 3 years ago due to you eastern european

shouldn't have been slacking at work then ha ha. my wages have grown consistently since i arrived here 3.5 years ago.

nobody listens to losers like you, write to your PM about this maybe he will do something about your problem, and stick your sh*t back up your arse.
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
History / "SOLIDARNOŚĆ" is just a word for Polish people? [47]

pYerYerstroYka

michal phonetically spelt a russian word in a way a polish person would, he put j's where you put y's. he is a strange and stubborn man isn't he...
JustysiaS   
3 Apr 2008
History / "SOLIDARNOŚĆ" is just a word for Polish people? [47]

her simplified transliteration is acceptable

first of all its not my simplified transliteration, but a commonly used version that is in the dictionary/encyclopedia. move on for gods sakes, it's not the end of the world just because you were wrong, accept it and move on.
JustysiaS   
30 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

get off the dole and benefits and finally find a job.

my friends partner was unemployed and actively looking for a job and she told me that the work centre paid for new shirts for his job interviews, new shoes and when he made a joke about it being cold outside, they asked how much money does he need for a new jacket! being jobless is like heaven in this country! lol. i dont see why some people here moan that Poles stole their jobs, its so much nicer not having one and still being paid for doing nothing!
JustysiaS   
25 Mar 2008
Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]

that is funny, well done Panie Pie! ok now, where are my stilletos? and wheres michal? ;)
JustysiaS   
24 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

Funny that it,s apparently different here our employers pay less to poles then to brits, apparently poles are better workers as well??? I think it's pretty f****d up if somebody works sureley they should get the same money as alll the other workers? just a thought but if you had your own business wouldn't you pay the best workers more??

Yes, i thought everyone should be paid the same, unless they are trainees etc. I heard that Polish builders also get paid less than the British ones, and its not because they're crap, in fact they are very good workers... That company where my friend used to work gets all these Polish people through some agency. They get really rubbish money, i wouldnt bother leaving Poland for that, but they just keep coming and they scarily outnumber the British lot, thats why everyone non-Polish is leaving. The company doesnt care, they will just get some more cheap Polish labour...
JustysiaS   
24 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

an English friend of mine had to quit her job in the end cos her company kept hiring more and more Polish people and she didnt have anyone to talk to most of the time, as those Polish preferred to stick togeher... I dunno how that company got away with it (and it still does), but they pay less money to Poles than they would to Brits.
JustysiaS   
19 Mar 2008
Language / A good place to start learning Polish? [29]

Your parents are native speakers, ask them to help you learn and slowly include you in their Polish conversations. The solution to your problem is right under your nose lol.