McCoy
22 Mar 2009
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21 Mar 2009
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21 Mar 2009
McCoy
21 Mar 2009
Life / How far apart do Poles stand when they talk? [46]
gays
and i would agree
Spanish, Italian and Greek
gays
I'd say about 60 to 70 centimetres on average.
and i would agree
McCoy
10 Mar 2009
Language / Polish slang phrases - most popular. [606]
byle irenka miala to samo na mysli
Również tak myślałem.
byle irenka miala to samo na mysli
McCoy
10 Mar 2009
Language / Polish slang phrases - most popular. [606]
yes
piczka
Is that right? Is it Polish slang? If so, what's the real spelling of it?
yes
piczka
McCoy
10 Mar 2009
Food / Recipe for Polish Zapiekanka [25]
maybe it was a tatar sauce. it has mushrooms in it.
mashroom sauce?
maybe it was a tatar sauce. it has mushrooms in it.
McCoy
6 Feb 2009
McCoy
5 Feb 2009
Genealogy / Mongolian the Golden Horde - do Poles have Mongolian ancestry? [256]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenians_in_Poland
youtube.com/watch?v=oJKARFTLuIQ
Armenians in Poland? I never heard of such a thing.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenians_in_Poland
youtube.com/watch?v=oJKARFTLuIQ
McCoy
4 Feb 2009
News / Topless sunbathers acquitted in Szczecin, Poland [128]
i've made some research ( also for scientific purposes ) and thats what i found:
ckmagazyn.pl/65/Niegrzeczna-pokojowka
Indeed, I have studied the photos very carefully (for scientific purposes only).
i've made some research ( also for scientific purposes ) and thats what i found:
ckmagazyn.pl/65/Niegrzeczna-pokojowka
McCoy
3 Feb 2009
Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]
Bercik in silesia is diminutive form from the name albert
Brcik
Bercik in silesia is diminutive form from the name albert
McCoy
29 Jan 2009
McCoy
29 Jan 2009
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
zimno jak cholera
zimno jak (sam) skurwysyn
?? maybe jebać (to) - which means fu&k it
"shimna holeda"
zimno jak cholera
"cold as f__k"
zimno jak (sam) skurwysyn
"yaja boat"
?? maybe jebać (to) - which means fu&k it
McCoy
29 Jan 2009
McCoy
28 Jan 2009
Travel / Castles and Palaces in Poland (with pictures) [155]
Castle in Krasiczyn : krasiczyn.com.pl
Benedictine Abbey Tyniec
more from Tyniec:
Castle in Krasiczyn : krasiczyn.com.pl
Benedictine Abbey Tyniec
The Tyniec Abbey was founded in the 11th century. It is beautifully located on the limestone hill, with the Vistula river at its bottom. Throughout its history, the abbey was destroyed and rebuilt many times.
more from Tyniec:
McCoy
15 Jan 2009
Food / Buying alcohol, wine in Poland. It's very difficult. [85]
and the best reason to learn the language ;)
It is a good place to practice Polish :)
and the best reason to learn the language ;)
McCoy
14 Jan 2009
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]
In my humble opinion the topic title is as stupid as it could be. There is no reason for me to hate Poland but there are things I dislike about my country and its people. The title of the thread shoud be " The 3 things you hate in Poland".
In my humble opinion the topic title is as stupid as it could be. There is no reason for me to hate Poland but there are things I dislike about my country and its people. The title of the thread shoud be " The 3 things you hate in Poland".
McCoy
12 Jan 2009
McCoy
7 Jan 2009
Travel / Poland wildlife and similar wild life where you live. [243]
thanks :)
(Good to have you back)
thanks :)
McCoy
7 Jan 2009
Travel / Poland wildlife and similar wild life where you live. [243]
no seanski, you got that right. in Pl the legless lizard is called 'padalec':
very common lizard in a whole Poland
I know this sounds silly but i was talking to some friends and they were talking about a lizard with no legs or feet but it was not a snake. It did not make sence to me, perhaps I misunderstood?.
no seanski, you got that right. in Pl the legless lizard is called 'padalec':
very common lizard in a whole Poland
McCoy
19 Dec 2008
Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1040]
its a male form but you can use it refering to a woman. but it also has female version - szajbuska. you can use tham boyh.
its ok
.does this refer to a man and how does the word change if it refers to a female?
its a male form but you can use it refering to a woman. but it also has female version - szajbuska. you can use tham boyh.
Szajbusy & Szajbusów
its ok
McCoy
2 Dec 2008
McCoy
2 Dec 2008
McCoy
2 Dec 2008
Language / IS "MURZYN" word RACIST? [686]
???
Black footballer Paulo Ferreira, who plays on Poland's national squad
???
McCoy
20 Nov 2008
Food / Do Polish people really love cabbage ?? [78]
you don't know what you are talking about ;)
Cabbage is not a pea. :) It shouldn't be too farty.
you don't know what you are talking about ;)
McCoy
20 Nov 2008
Food / Do Polish people really love cabbage ?? [78]
same here
if this legend is popular in russia i belive that russian girls must fart a lot
In Russian we also use word "kapusta" as a slang word for "money" and some do say to kids that they were either found in the kapusta or brought by "aist" (stork).
same here
I wonder if you guys have a in Polish a legend (mostly spreaded among girls) that eating cabbage makes your breast grow?
if this legend is popular in russia i belive that russian girls must fart a lot
McCoy
16 Nov 2008
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1 Nov 2008
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24 Oct 2008
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19 Oct 2008