Interesting inconsistency between Polish and Russian

Sounds practically like the differences between Latin American and Old World Spanish.

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Another interesting inconsistency is the word
"żaden" - noone, none in Polish
and "greedy", "stingy" in Russian

haha, a clasic one from Czech language:
Polish >>> Czech meaning

mieszkac (live), mieszkanie (place to live, flat) >>> look for
szukac (look for) >>> fu** (yeas, the everknown swear word :)

szukam mieszkania - looking for a flat in Polish
very similar to:
mieszkam szukania - looking for a fu** in Czech

That's really interesting,however, they are two different languages although have something in common.People learning Russian and Polish with Rosetta Stone Software can really more funny things between them .

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sorry to burst your bubble, but definitely not true.
to look for in Czech is "hledat"

The "I can speak Polish therefore I can easily understand Czech" myth will never end on PF. I'm sure that someone will be along to say "hodovla divek" in a minute :D

About this you are correct Crow. The genetic (DNA) similarity of Poles to Russians is at 79.07%!
forum.gazeta.pl/forum/w,29088,120459809,133320024,Podobienstwo_Polakow_do_innych_Narodow.html

The genetic similarity between humans and chimps is 96%... ;)

All humans share 99.9% of their DNA. With mice, we share 98%; 35% with algae and 11% with yeast.

Judging by some recent posts/new members (or should that be "new" members ;) ) on here, some people share a little too much DNA with plankton :D

Ha ha no, I meant it real human DNA halpogroups. Closest to Poles are Russians, then Belorussians and Czechs.