Language / "Cup of coffee" translated in Poland as Kubek kawy. Why not a mug? [70]

Ja często piję kawę w szklance. Myślę, że większość polaków pije kawę w szklance, a nie w kubku.

(I often drink coffee in a glass. I think the most Polish people drink coffee in a glass, not in a cup.)

Language / by, aby, żeby differences? [10]

The both sentences are correct and natural. You can also say: "On studiował polską literaturę, żeby zostać dziennikarzem" - this sentence means the same like the both sentences above.

Language / Wesołego Alleluja or Wesołych Świąt? [30]

Spring Yesterday, 10:19pm #28

what would someone write in a greeting card to friend or family for Easter....typical????

click here
kartki.pl/pl/cardse/kartki-wielkanocne-84

Law / Cash loan in Poland without PESEL [49]

And I would suggest to try to get a loan in Provident - in my opinion it's the only way to borrow money in your situation. Do you have a bank account in Polish?

Law / Cash loan in Poland without PESEL [49]

I fully agree with you but probably it's the only way to borrow some money...

Law / Cash loan in Poland without PESEL [49]

I mean t's the only way to borrow some money in Poland.

Law / Cash loan in Poland without PESEL [49]

CMRC also try to ask in CitiBank. Their website is all in English, call centre speaks English -
online.citibank.pl/english/contact/Kontakt.htm