Giving a present to Polish girl i like

Hi just a quick question . I work at a factory a have become freinds with a Polish girl called Basia. I am in the process of splitting up with my wife ( not because of my friendship with Basia) and even with the language barrier have found we have lots in common and eventually when my divorce goes through ,i would like to ask her out on a date.

The question is i have bought her a small silver necklace as a thank you present for ,well just listening to me talk. Would this be appropriate or would she be offended. i am not sure of the right way of doing things.

Hope you can help me.
Paul

You better wait with presents. And first sort ur marriage (or divorce) out and then date others.

I will wait for the sensible answers to arrive and ignore the the people who clearly have mental issues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why my answer wasnt sensible? coz it was not what u expected to hear? espana is right (apart from the insults etc) - first sort ur divorce out and then date others. And to be honest, with presents wait until you are with her in a relationship, otherwise it is just weird, and it would look like you want to buy her.

Im 42 shes 37

Paul.
I know sometimes it doesn't work out and you need to get divorced.

If you like her. Get her something. not a neckless or anything like that just yet.

Polish women love flowers. keep the neckless untill you know she likes you back.

Don't listen to some of these people.

Do what feels right to you tho.

Cheers thanks for the advice. I think a nice bunch of flowers may be more appropriate.Its more of a friendly gesture at this moment in time.. As i don't need any more hassle with a house sale and divorce going through. God knows its stressful enough...LOL..

Jewellery usually suggests serious intentions. I suppose in any culture in the world.

Polish women love flowers.

E.g,, cauliflowers.

ha ha, no Polish girls would rather have Gucci handbags, shoes, cars, houses....more concrete things. P.s. and this is to the girls - always get a dated signed paper from the giver that any item given to you is a present, never expected to be given back.

Like all girls/women everywhere in the world. :):)