4 eigner
25 May 2012
Love / Polish girls call themselves sensitive and easily to be hurt, but how if they hurt others [35]
agree, deeper is always better ;-)
Try looking a bit deeper
agree, deeper is always better ;-)
4 eigner
24 May 2012
Love / Polish girls call themselves sensitive and easily to be hurt, but how if they hurt others [35]
Too much work, David ;-)
Please pinpoint at the wrong words, spelling or any grammatical structure. It's my pleasure to learn English here as well.
Too much work, David ;-)
4 eigner
24 May 2012
News / Polish children boosting standards among English pupils, study suggests [16]
I know but in this particular case we're talking about your countrymen.
Go to Miami and see how well the Cubans and Haitians have integrated. Spanish is the most widely spoken language there and parts of Miami all you hear is Creole. Birds of a feather stick together.
I know but in this particular case we're talking about your countrymen.
4 eigner
23 May 2012
News / Polish children boosting standards among English pupils, study suggests [16]
Really? I'm not trying to argue with you guys but here in the US, your countrymen live more for themselves, have their own shops, pubs etc. Most of them don't even speak English well (and that after living here for many years).
We always did. We integrated well
Really? I'm not trying to argue with you guys but here in the US, your countrymen live more for themselves, have their own shops, pubs etc. Most of them don't even speak English well (and that after living here for many years).
4 eigner
23 May 2012
Work / South Americans living in Poland, what are my chances of teaching English and Spanish there? [23]
Good luck then ;-)
South Americans living in Poland, going to teach English
Good luck then ;-)
4 eigner
22 May 2012
Travel / What do you think about hitchhikers in Poland? [33]
I guess, you totally misunderstood my intentions, my friend ;-)
a bunch of bolsheviks
I guess, you totally misunderstood my intentions, my friend ;-)
4 eigner
22 May 2012
Travel / What do you think about hitchhikers in Poland? [33]
yeah, nothing like the ole good communism, WB
i mean who can possibly be free in this capitalist world we live in
yeah, nothing like the ole good communism, WB
4 eigner
22 May 2012
Travel / What do you think about hitchhikers in Poland? [33]
LOL not bad
The only hitchhiker I had noticed in Poland resembled a prostitute
LOL not bad
4 eigner
16 May 2012
History / Ukrainian-occupied Eastern Poland [135]
Hipis
C'mon be real, man, huge chunks of nowadays Poland were much longer German than Polish. We all know it, no need to argue about it.
Hipis
C'mon be real, man, huge chunks of nowadays Poland were much longer German than Polish. We all know it, no need to argue about it.
4 eigner
1 May 2012
USA, Canada / Polish or American Education? [180]
PennBoy HAHA other way around silly boy. The level is 3 to 4 grades behind Poland. Polish 8th grade grads know the same or more math, history and science than American high school grads. Only American universities are better and that's a fact (money)
You're talking ancient history, man. Your education system in Poland sucks (nowadays) and your kids are just as dumb as any other kids. I had a chance to mingle with your people for quite some time and I speak from my personal experience.
PennBoy HAHA other way around silly boy. The level is 3 to 4 grades behind Poland. Polish 8th grade grads know the same or more math, history and science than American high school grads. Only American universities are better and that's a fact (money)
You're talking ancient history, man. Your education system in Poland sucks (nowadays) and your kids are just as dumb as any other kids. I had a chance to mingle with your people for quite some time and I speak from my personal experience.
4 eigner
26 Feb 2012
Genealogy / Being ashamed of Polish ancestry? [156]
A Yank (any nationality here) is a Yank and not a true Pole. He can be an American of Polish ancestry, that's all. Whether he/she should respect the country of his ancestors, everyone has to decide it for himself. It's good to be aware of where one is originally from and show some respect too but no one should be looked down to just because he feels American, German etc. and because he has developed feelings for the country he's born and raised in. I personally see it as ridiculous for someone who's born and raised abroad to call himself a Pole (any nationality). If one considers himself a Pole, he should move to Poland and live there (I'm not talking about people who are born and raised in Poland and who just left Poland to make some money and go back).
Yes there is, a Yank who wants to stake a claim to the honor of being accepted as a true Pole based on his ancestry has to respect his ancestors otherwise he’s just another foreigner, no more no less.
A Yank (any nationality here) is a Yank and not a true Pole. He can be an American of Polish ancestry, that's all. Whether he/she should respect the country of his ancestors, everyone has to decide it for himself. It's good to be aware of where one is originally from and show some respect too but no one should be looked down to just because he feels American, German etc. and because he has developed feelings for the country he's born and raised in. I personally see it as ridiculous for someone who's born and raised abroad to call himself a Pole (any nationality). If one considers himself a Pole, he should move to Poland and live there (I'm not talking about people who are born and raised in Poland and who just left Poland to make some money and go back).
4 eigner
25 Feb 2012
Genealogy / Being ashamed of Polish ancestry? [156]
nope, either one is a Pole or he isn't, simple is that. Nothing to be earned here.
the right to be Polish has to be earned
nope, either one is a Pole or he isn't, simple is that. Nothing to be earned here.
4 eigner
23 Aug 2011
USA, Canada / Do you speak English? Have you lived in America? New LOVE/HATE list......... [144]
[quote=convex I dislike that people in the US feel a sense of entitlement due to their country of birth[/quote]
entitlement to what? At least you live in Poland since you obviously (according to your own list) dislike America.
[quote=convex I dislike that people in the US feel a sense of entitlement due to their country of birth[/quote]
entitlement to what? At least you live in Poland since you obviously (according to your own list) dislike America.
4 eigner
18 Aug 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]
no, I'm a Polak just like you too, only a little bit more realistic about everything Polish.
Shorthairthug, given the broken English of 4 eigner's post #598, which you quoted, I don't think you should assume that he is an American.
Point taken
no, I'm a Polak just like you too, only a little bit more realistic about everything Polish.
4 eigner
18 Aug 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]
The question should be, why are Polish restaurants not successful in the world. If it's such a great food then why almost no one else likes it other than the Poles? Your food is not entirely bad, few things are OK but it will never be popular in most of other countries.
Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA?
The question should be, why are Polish restaurants not successful in the world. If it's such a great food then why almost no one else likes it other than the Poles? Your food is not entirely bad, few things are OK but it will never be popular in most of other countries.
4 eigner
18 Aug 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]
[quote=Monia As a proof, that Polish cuisine is healthy may serve a fact, that in Poland the percentage of obese people is insignificant. [/quote]
nazdrowie.pl/artykul/epidemia-otylosci-w-polsce
46% of the Polish population is obese - is insignificant to you?
[quote=Monia As a proof, that Polish cuisine is healthy may serve a fact, that in Poland the percentage of obese people is insignificant. [/quote]
nazdrowie.pl/artykul/epidemia-otylosci-w-polsce
46% of the Polish population is obese - is insignificant to you?
4 eigner
16 Aug 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]
crappy explanation based on ignorance as we have farmer's markets all around the US and anyone who's willing to spend few bucks more, can eat healthy products on daily basis.
in USA it probably tastes like shyte cos its made with factory farmed ingredients and meat pumped full of hormones, etc
SO there's your possible explanation..
SO there's your possible explanation..
crappy explanation based on ignorance as we have farmer's markets all around the US and anyone who's willing to spend few bucks more, can eat healthy products on daily basis.