Popular Polish First Names?

why not, if he is your dream man, why are you not chasing him like a hound dog :) ????


I think i met her but didn't do anything about it :/ but i know what your getting at, lol :)

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

And I only know two of them but neither is a hoolie

@szarlotka▲ 0▼ 0

i know its ok i was only joking :) I'm sure all Bartek's are very pleasant

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

I gathered that. My tongue is now firmly attached to my cheek <g>

@szarlotka▲ 0▼ 0

lol :)

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

wtf
he will die cuz of laugh when i tell him ;]

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

It's an aristocratic name over here. Tell him he's probably a member of teh ruling classes !

@szarlotka▲ 0▼ 0

ok then so he's now a big bible basing softy from being a hooligan :)

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

hehe, he doesnt seem to be. Act a bit wild, like i do :D

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

Ho ho. I bet you're just a pair of sweeties really

@szarlotka▲ 0▼ 0

yeah they make love with the bible under the pillow, lol :)

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

i wont comment it

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

btw, Bartek in Polish can mean Bartłomiej, indeed, but it's also used for Bartosz, I'm not sure which name is more popular (Bartłomiej or Bartosz).

@Krzysztof▲ 0▼ 0

<<<<<<<Smiles to himself :)


yeah i've always wondered that too, how does the filter know what to exclude and what not too, well in this case it dosen't really work

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

Bartlomiej and Bartosz(aka Bartek) are two different names in Polish.

@Ronek▲ 0▼ 0

true
and my honey is Bartłomiej

i suppose its more popular

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

Well I stoped using polish fonts so people can see letters rather than bunch of question marks.

as for other names... there are 3 which like in particular

Grzegorz - Greg
Tadeusz - Ted (im not realy sure)
Jordan - Jordan

@Ronek▲ 0▼ 0

my god imagine trying to say that name day in day out, i thought Katarzyna was bad enough but that, lol now way that is a mad name

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

actually im talking to him "bartuś" ^^

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

is that the friendly/nice/short way to say his name, i used to say 'Kasia' for Katarzyna it was shorter and easier :)

@tornado2007▲ 0▼ 0

yeah its nicer way to say him Bartus :) and likes it :P

@Wyspianska▲ 0▼ 0

it's a big mistake, I tell you.
this site displays Polish words correctly (even in Interner Explorer 6.0),
the problem you are talking about is rather connected to poor HTML-coding, this site seem to support the fonts well, it's like with Chinese - on some sites all you can see is a "bunch of question marks", but on other you can actually see the text correctly

@Krzysztof▲ 0▼ 0

Here is a website filled with Polish names

behindthename.com/nmc/pol.php

When I was there the names I heard most often were:
Guys: Andrzej, Jan, Henryk, Marek, Karol, Kazimierz, Maciej, Michał, Tomasz, Stanisław, Wojciech, and Paweł

Girls: Agata, Ewa, Agnieszka, Ola (nickname for Aleksandra), Anna, Klaudia, Magdalena and its short form of Magda, Małgorzata, Maria, Katarzyna, and Natalia

@Irisheyz77▲ 0▼ 0

My Fathers name was Stefan and my Grandfathers name was Grzegorz, do not know if they are popular or not but they are the only two I know.

@littlemak_uk▲ 0▼ 0

Alina

@jp3892▲ 0▼ 0

What about Mela?

@Matka▲ 0▼ 0

Melania?

@Eurola▲ 0▼ 0

Yeah, but I cut off the nia part..... :( You'd think it wouldn't be messed up, but surprisingly enough, Mela is hard for Americans to say. Or write.

@Matka▲ 0▼ 0

I don't believe it...

@Eurola▲ 0▼ 0

Oh, they do! I gave my daughter the name of Mela when she was born... Her doctor's nurses always mispronounce it, to the point I don't even correct them... juts roll my eyes.

@Matka▲ 0▼ 0