News / What is Poland's politics towards Norway? [56]

Seanus
Oh thank you. It's allways about American politics in Poland or vise versa or other. So why not Norway? ^^


Oh dear, shall I send you a message on PM or?


How awkward it sounds it is good. (I still look upon Norwegian naive politics towards the Russian federation as a huge negative aspect)


I see, WARNING I don't teach Nynorsk only Bokmål(My god who on earth would want to learn that)


As a Prime Minister of Poland he knows for sure where it is, especially thinking that there are loads of Poles here (in percentage, 100k of 4 mil isn't small)


I knew it! What? repaired some school?! :o


Ye somehow people don't wanna talk about Norwegian-Polish relationship it's so "dull" for em

USA, Canada / Most common ancestries in the USA [56]

Were Norwegians wiped out? :O
Or are they counted as Germans?

Off-Topic / Europe according to Poles and other European nations [44]


It's not my work tho, my father found it somewhere on the internet I belive and send me it.
I wanted to share it with PF and check what half of it mean and if ny of it is correct at all

Off-Topic / Europe according to Poles and other European nations [44]

Europe through Polish eyes

I find it quite amusing.

All of this are either translations I couldn't put on the map or questions of what they mean, as I myself couldn't understand it.

Portugal: Mała Hiszpania = Little Spain
Morocco: No idea what it's about
Algeria: Dzicz = savages
Denmark: Olsen gang (known TV series)
France: No idea what it's about
Belgium: No idea what it's about
Netherlands: trawa=grass & Pedzie = No idea what it's about
Austria: Mały Hitler = Little Hitler
In some parts of Yugoslavia: Wojna = War
Macedonia: Co to? = What's this?
Greece: Gorąco! = Hot!
Bulgaria: PRL = Commie Poland
Romania: Cyganie = Gypsy
Czech Rep: No idea what it's about
Moldavia: Winko= Wine
Hungary= Gulasz= Goulash
Belarus: No idea what it's about
Latvia: Lithuania nr 2
Estonia: Lithuania nr 3
In southern part of France & Cyprus: No idea what it's about
Syria: Savages
Most eastern parts of the map which haven't been translated= No idea what it's about

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History / Is Jozef Pilsudski the king of modern Poles? [138]


No problem (Kein problem)


Still the German element was there, it's the mixing itself with a lot of cultures which made the Polish culture so unique at that time.

Love / Do you think that Polish should stick to Polish? [128]


I AM MOVING TO USA ^^

If your family oriented and want your children to grow up in a Polish environment I would suggest moving to Poland for sure. Or finding an Pole living in Canada for instance.

Love comes and goes blood/spirit stays forever in ones heart


huh?

Life / You are Polish if... [433]

Most of the points were very valid (quite shocked myself) but some are totally alien for me (like 3-5 of em)
I AM POLISH?! :O

History / Is Jozef Pilsudski the king of modern Poles? [138]


Even if in-fact he was, he was still accepted as a Pole from the Polish community for all work he had done for Poles.
And Germans called him a Pole when he went back to Germany...

It's not a fact to call someone a Pole it's an honor!
If you look back in history there were no Poles 1000 years ago, there were Lędzianie, Mazowszanie etc

It's the connection of tribes wich made them all Polish (the cause itself, the joint to survive together) and anyone wanting to join it, can call himself a Pole if he truely feels like one in spirit. Piłsudski saw on himself as Pole/Lithuanian, Lithuanian body with a Polish soul. That's why the Lithuanians don't like him. He refused to acknowledge anything like separational Lithuania.

A true I RP thinker

BB
look at commonwealth.pl and check up the "Deutsche Vita" the choir music is wonderful (the best ive ever heard)

and yes Piłsudski is going to be Poland's king of all time! :D

Life / Can foreigners really understand Poles? [136]


I speak 3 too! (allmost 4) and understand dozens! (You ask me the dialects in Norway is kinda their own language -.- I am a mastermind!!)

Genealogy / Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - my Lithuanian ancestry? [10]

Sure, im partly of Lithuanian nobility (Pacewicz or Pacevicius or how blimy they write it)

There had to be many! :)

History / Poland's General Anders and one of the biggest "What Ifs?" of WW2 [31]


The army would be enough maybe... but the political will was never there.
(Except for Churchill but the americanos didn't want it)

History / Poland's General Anders and one of the biggest "What Ifs?" of WW2 [31]

As a half Pole it's all nice to read but as a strategist as hobby I would just /sigh

Unless somebody in the west would support such things as even giving them weaponry or positive speech out in the public then they maybe would have a chance.

But you DO know the ATTITUDE of the "Allies" after WW2 about SU? :)

History / Have Poles blood on their hands? :) [496]


Try getting some 2 - weeks in Poland close to the population itself trips or something! :)

History / The heroic jump of the 1st Polish Independent Paratrooper Brigade [81]

We all know the story!
At least the Dutch got their freedom :)

History / WWII - who really was the first to help Poland? [900]


No problem, after your post I was reading my own post and I came to the same conlusion as you. It's my fault really

History / Battle of Grunwald 1410 The biggest medieval battle. Germans smashed. [174]

Crow
Pitty they weren't mentioned in the Film "Krzyżacy"
Do you have any link of Serbian fighters in the battle of Grunwald? (I can read Norwegian, Polish and English)

History / Polish hatred towards Jews... [1290]


Yeah I can bet, that in your imaginery life ALL Poles should have have taken arms (wich even the home army didn't have plenty enough of) and rise up against the Germans (helping Jews alone was a death sentence) and freed all Jews back to their safe homes (wich weren't since Poles were shot out at streets and Germans could walk into a building without any problems)

Could you possibly think of where the underground army could have put thoose Jews IF they got liberated?

Neither Soviets or other Allies helped when the Home Army was giving out information on what was happening and they CLEARLY Couldn't do it ALONE!

You gotta be really... ill save that for myself!

Language / Too many English words in the Polish language! [709]


Jah so? (or zo?) [plz educate Sie mich]


He might be an old German colonist from the late 40's and wants to go to israel to...
Ill better stop :)

History / Have Poles blood on their hands? :) [496]



I would smiled too...
Milicyjne gnójowki!


Been trying to educate people it's the SPIRIT! That matters :)
Who cares how you pronunce "NO" when everyone gives you a grim face!

One doesn't need to know how to write Kurwa to carry the Polish flag!!


Just so you wouldn't feel dumb I had the same question :p

News / Poland's fidelity to support wars and its limits. [46]


Yes you wish that, last time I checked it was Prussia-Austria-Russia
I dream that it was solely Russia :)


Then how come Poland regained it's independence in 1918 and later on in 1989?

If it would surrendered it would have given on a plate...
Wich I remember didn't get...


I can't remember that the Polish people didn't murmur :p

I agree Russia had control of some parts of Poland (later Soviet Union the whole) but that Poland was submitted? Hardly think so!

News / Should Poland Remove Visa Restrictions? [285]

Im not gonna vote :p
there is missing a "Yes but only for thoose who have positive relationship with Poland"
I wouldn't like loads of bullcraps walking around just becaouse some moron say their allowed becouase they excist...

News / German legal discrimination against Polish speakers [209]

Your propaganda won't work on me! Bzzzzip!

*trying to zap BB's brain out*

But that Jugendamnt should be closed

News / Poland's fidelity to support wars and its limits. [46]


Yet you said "again". When have Poland been submitted to Russia in the past?

1# (v. t.) To leave or commit to the discretion or judgment of another or others; to refer; as, to submit a controversy to arbitrators; to submit a question to the court; -- often followed by a dependent proposition as the object.

2# (v. t.) To yield, resign, or surrender to power, will, or authority; -- often with the reflexive pronoun.
3# (v. i.) To yield one's person to the power of another; to give up resistance; to surrender.
4# (v. i.) To yield one's opinion to the opinion of authority of another; to be subject; to acquiesce.
5# (v. i.) To be submissive or resigned; to yield without murmuring.
6# (v. t.) To put or place under.
7# (v. t.) To let down; to lower.

WHEN did Poland SURRENDER to Russia?

News / Poland's fidelity to support wars and its limits. [46]


You have no clue what Russia/Soviet Union has tried to do the last centuries?

History / WWII - who really was the first to help Poland? [900]


You allmost got me there, I MENT FRANCE! You twist with my words!

News / Poland's fidelity to support wars and its limits. [46]


Hey folx im planning on putting an box of explosives near the Russian ambassy in Warsaw leaving a fireplace near it, and some paper with the writings: "Burn baby Burn motha****ers! Go go Poland!"

That will fresh up Poland-Russian relations!

Life / Russian Language - is it offensive if I speak it to Polish people? [69]


Depends on why, just to demonstrate (wouldn't feel anything)
Since your Polish/Russian I wouldn't feel anything if you use English OR Swedish.
But if I got the feeling that Norwegians = Sweeds then I would been frustrated.

Either then that nope

History / WWII - who really was the first to help Poland? [900]

Steveramsfan


I don't blaim GB, hell I don't even blaim France (WW1) even it's sad they didn't do anything :(

But I blaim U.S.A and every mofo living there who thinks RoosyWelto was their best president ever!

History / WWII - who really was the first to help Poland? [900]


Still waiting :p

Language / Too many English words in the Polish language! [709]

The whole concept in the Polish language with all the endings and such and other stuff, does it have much to do wiht latin no? Also Polish do have alot of German loanwords and even Russian so WHY NOT ENGLISH?