Bratwurst Boy
2 Jan 2010
Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]
Okay...let me see if I get that right:
Some words IMPORTED from another country and used by an isolated minority found their way into the polish language somehow count in your world as "having jewish roots in Poland"???
You've got to be kidding!
It is already commonplace and even yummy but I don't know anyone who would call THAT german culture (compared to the currywurst or the Bratwurst for example).
The same with equally popular chinese food or similiar...all very nice but Germans can normally differentiate very well between german culture and non-german culture...
If you have a problem with that....your problem, really! ;)
I said there are words in the Polish language from Yiddish.
Okay...let me see if I get that right:
Some words IMPORTED from another country and used by an isolated minority found their way into the polish language somehow count in your world as "having jewish roots in Poland"???
You've got to be kidding!
Doner kebabs are a culinary innovation of Germany. One day they'll be part of Germany's cultural roots
It is already commonplace and even yummy but I don't know anyone who would call THAT german culture (compared to the currywurst or the Bratwurst for example).
The same with equally popular chinese food or similiar...all very nice but Germans can normally differentiate very well between german culture and non-german culture...
If you have a problem with that....your problem, really! ;)