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Skrymcz   
30 May 2012
Travel / Travelling solo to Poland - things to see and do - Euro 2012 [13]

Former England captain Sol Campbell told BBC Panorama's Chris Rogers that he fears for the safety of football fans travelling to Euro 2012.

Mr Campbell questioned the decision of Uefa, European football's governing body, to award the tournament to joint hosts Ukraine and Poland after seeing footage taken by the programme that shows racist and anti-Semitic chanting in the terraces and an attack on a group of Asian students that took place in Ukraine.

bbc.
Skrymcz   
20 Oct 2011
Language / Lat V lata [8]

It's lata for 2 - 4 and lat for 5 and above
Skrymcz   
20 Jul 2011
UK, Ireland / Polish event London - famous Polish clubscene DJ - C-BOOL [3]

the most popular polish DJ - C-BOOL. I bet many of heard about him as his name is recognisable across the globe

Of course! Nelson Mandela, Madonna and C-Bool! His (or her?) fame knows no bounds!
Skrymcz   
20 Jul 2011
UK, Ireland / POLISH PARTY NORTH LONDON UK [28]

We are also looking for a Polish D.J.

DJs are expensive. Why not just use Radio Maryja?
Skrymcz   
31 May 2011
Food / Poland's favourite meal? [11]

some fancy Polish bread, thats all I really need...

It'll happen one day. But probably not in our lifetime.
Skrymcz   
1 Apr 2011
UK, Ireland / British going bankrupt in Poland? [22]

Taking home £55.000 a years for 7 years,Spent my money on my Kids,My Wife, My house,Nice new cars ETC and not the tax man,

Fifty-five quid a year doesn't sound enough to support a family on. Were they very small cars?
Skrymcz   
5 Oct 2010
UK, Ireland / Common pitfalls for Poles learning English [187]

It means to pay attention to what the teacher is saying.

But it's not in common usage in this century or the last, is it?

"when I was at the Jagiellonian University of Krakow..etc"

That's a brilliant one. I've heard it so often. I think we're meant to step back in awe and amazement when we hear that line.
Skrymcz   
5 Oct 2010
UK, Ireland / Common pitfalls for Poles learning English [187]

Attend to can also mean that you listen carefully to, as in to attend to the teacher

Attend to the teacher? What would that mean?
Skrymcz   
15 Sep 2010
UK, Ireland / Polish question: what's with the Germans, Brits? Foreign groups in Great Britain. [46]

HI, All. I'm curious about one thing that I've foundc while living on the Island. Can someone clarify?

Observations:

-there are more Americans and Germans in GB than any other foreign group

-nobody talks about it

This isn't true. At the last census Germans and Americans were in fourth and fifth place - and since then many eastern European countries will have overtaken them.

Nobody talks about it? This is because it isn't true.

This thread is like saying "Nobody in France is over five feet tall. Why is nobody talking about it?"
Skrymcz   
20 Aug 2010
UK, Ireland / Ive been in the UK for 6 days to relocate and im going back to Poland. [281]

Teaching?
Please please tell me that none of the ignorant racist morons here on this forum who wouldn't be able to find a proper job in any country (in other words most of you) - please please tell me that none of you are involved with education. If so I truly despair.