Language / Advanced Polish language learning - how? Looking for ideas. [6]

After finishing the beginner books, you have to do it yourself. That's also my struggle. Read papers, listen to polish radio, watch television (unfortunately I don't have that much time) and the most important thing for me is talking. Find a native speaker and exchange your languages.

Law / Any possibility to stay in Poland - refugee status in Germany denied (I am Muslim) [13]

1- your chances are zero, because in the EU you have to register as a refugee in the country of arrival, which is Germany. Every other country will just tell you to go to Germany. But since they already denied you, you just have to go back to Somalia.

2, 3, 4- n/a, see above

Genealogy / How would my surname Sharon be spelt in Polish? [7]

I think it would be Szaron, with a normal n. I see no reason for ń and the name of the former prime minister Ariel Sharon is written like that.

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_Szaron

Love / Learning a language solely for your partner [21]

I attended a course (in Germany) that was attended primarily by peolple who tried to learn it for their partners, contrary to me. I actually just started for fun, but I'm really serious, really want to become fluent once. So what I saw, was that the people learning it for their partner weren't really motivated. Well they were alittle, but didn't try so hard like I did. In one year they didn't really reach anything and many had already quit after half a year. Now I'm having a polish boyfriend, but that doesn't change anything, since I was already learning the language and trying my best.

Travel / Vegetarian places to eat in Krakow [30]

I really like Glonojad.