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Speaks Polish?: I'm learning, but I'm not fluent yet
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MAIA   
14 Jan 2012
Travel / Social Culture - Confused - good place in Warsaw to make new friends [19]

Hey there! I couldn't agree more with what you wrote in your first post. Good choice of words. I'm in the same situation and well, I never looked for friends online, so it feels a bit awkward... but you seem to be a decent person, so if you wanna meet for a coffee or a walk just contact me.
MAIA   
14 Jan 2012
Travel / Pub Quiz in Warsaw? [19]

Hey there!

I moved to Warsaw a few months ago and I miss my trivia+beer nights, so I'm looking for a Pub Quiz here in Warsaw. I was actually quite a bad player I must say :P, but the atmosphere was great and it was a good place to meet new people from all ages and all parts of the world. So, does anyone know where/if they are organized in Warsaw?

Thanks in advance!
MAIA   
21 Jan 2012
USA, Canada / Can you BE Polish without SPEAKING Polish in the US? [256]

After reading your posts I've got a question: why would somebody not teach their language to their kids? I mean, babies don't need classes, just a person talking to them and also they can learn more than one language simultaneously (say the father talks in English and the mother in Polish, or they learn Polish at home and English at school). So, no matter where you are or how good/bad of a teacher you are you can still do it.

Besides, it would feel weird to me to speak in a foreing language to my own kid, it's such an intimate relationship that I wouldn't feel confortable talking in English, for example.