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Joined: 7 Jan 2010 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 25 Apr 2010
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TIT   
25 Jan 2010
UK, Ireland / Poles living in the UK returning home or not? [63]

"We do not see them here," says Prof Krystyna Iglicka, of the Centre for International Affairs in Warsaw.

These dumb from Polish Centre for Intern Affairs dont want to know ( or play fool )that those people wont appear in ZUS ( polish Inland Revenue register ). They dont trust polish goverment and try to avoid rip off.
TIT   
4 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / Brits to protest against foreigners in the workforce, including Poles. [289]

This is not about British Government wanted cheap labor or anything to make Brits more competitive, its just happen cos of false predictions with open job market to new EU members. Reason why you see many Poles in UK is because in some ways we are connected to each other ( sic !) ( for whatever reason - not mutual of course) Estonians went to Sweden, Romanians ( not Gypsies, they are everywhere ) and Bulgarians went to Italy and Spain.

There must be something with politics, use to Yugoslavians ( supporters of Nazi Germany ) went to Germany, same as Turks.
TIT   
4 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / Brits to protest against foreigners in the workforce, including Poles. [289]

Trevek
different point of view, these descendants of ex British colonies are definitely not supporters of our European affairs.
For them EU is a threat.
Europeans have a problem with each other but trying to work together to compete with China, India, Russia and US. Thats basically the reason for make us all work together united.
TIT   
4 Feb 2010
History / Is Jozef Pilsudski the king of modern Poles? [138]

just before partitions there was unbelievable amount of Germans who became Poles
just like the ones who are descendants of later ( XIX ) wave who bravely fought Nazi Germany in Polish ranks
TIT   
4 Feb 2010
History / Is Jozef Pilsudski the king of modern Poles? [138]

Bratwurst BoyThreads: 4

and compare them to the UK one :)
I don't talk about numbers of course ;)
just look at websites, you will see who is the ally
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / Bank transfer from Poland to UK - do I need only IBAN number or SWIFT one as well? [8]

this SWIFT code bothers me most.
How can you obtain swift code of UK bank when there is no info on their website and phone numbers are showing they are based in India probably, so don't wanna pay for UK 0700'/0850's from Poland to ask them about these details and paid for phone call 50 quid.
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

Seanus

how can you be for such a long time in Poland and do basic mistakes or dont know the words?
£ycha is A big spoon , łyzka is A spoon, every pole who goes to English speaking country knows these things, you are staying 5 years in Poland , have polish wife, be a teacher and be such an ignorant?
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

I correct in his own language. A prime example would be poszłem instead of poszedłem. Keep suckling the teet, tit.

yeah I know you know more Polish than average Pole and definitely more than me. Your 'making' "chcesz łyką" as want a sip made my brain fry, what is the fcukig going on, its like some Pole in UK would try to make such thing just because something sounds a bit similar, just like saying my circus of friends instead of circle of friends. People complain that Poles dont know English in UK and here we have a teacher who made such a basic mistake

Never heard during your 5 years stay 'chcesz łyka'?. Even in pub or home?
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

chcesz łyką instead chcesz łyka still don't see mistake?
try pronounce these two words - łyka and łyką, still no different?
these two sound completely different and chcesz łyka is a very common sentence. I would be in trouble if spell beach and bitch incorrectly
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

it's the present subjunctive or 2nd conditional.

I have no bloody idea what you are talking about, I just pick random tense and see how it looks
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

I've never said that I am perfect
Is this exam or what?

You have a Polish speaking person 24 h and make a silly mistakes
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

So an you a speak a mostly an English a with an your a wife? in Poland? nice, I don't want to be rude but I have a strange feeling she could be other version of Justysia but more mature. I could understand this if she practise English but from what you have wrote it looks not that way. Another Pole who don't want to be Pole? No wonder you don't speak Polish
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

wow, you re-edited your previous post and now added that she speaks Polish to you. Sometimes you are very close to Wroclaw Boy
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

5 years in Poland and speak no Polish, that's a great achievement, congratulation teacher, you can teach people but can not teach yourself?. Staying in foreign country with foreign wife and speak to her in English, how rude.
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

Are you bored or something?

Yes something.
If he speaks or even try speak Polish that's fine.
TIT   
16 Feb 2010
Language / have a sip - Chcesz łyka? [56]

You are still trying to explain that you were right, even need some English speaking person to back you up. Guilty as charged?
TIT   
20 Feb 2010
Work / Why Poland employers are afraid of hiring any foreign nationals? [171]

Yes I do...but your idiot above said Polish English teachers are better than Native English teachers.

Try imagine Russians back to soviet era employing Amerians to teach English.
It is a whole packege so they have tried to avoid native speakers unless there were commies

Nobody would say that native spekers are bad teachers but they bring a whole package if you know what I mean
TIT   
20 Feb 2010
Work / Why Poland employers are afraid of hiring any foreign nationals? [171]

Conrad was very heavily edited, and many many passages in his works are suspiciously similar to his wife Jessie's prose style.

If you are trying to make a point I am afraid you have failed
Read 'Linguistic Influence of Polish on Joseph Conrad's slyle' by Mary Morzinski. East Eureopean Monographs, volume III. 1994 Columbia University Press, New York.
TIT   
20 Feb 2010
Work / Why Poland employers are afraid of hiring any foreign nationals? [171]

just read some of his book you pacan
like
'notes on life and letters' by Joseph Conrad, 1921, London & Toronto, J.M. Dent & Sons LTD.
or
the best biography of him

'Joseph Conrad' a study by Richard Curle, London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & CO. LTD.Broadway House, 1914.

all of them are lying peacefully in my library...and many more