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Last Post: 28 Oct 2023
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From: United Kingdom, Cumbria
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RubasznyRumcajs   
14 May 2010
Language / Maria, what is the Polish form? [30]

sometimes used Mariola

Mariola is a different name

how about Maryja?

no, she doesn't have a ryj ;)
RubasznyRumcajs   
20 Apr 2010
Language / Polish people: did you struggle learning English - differences between both languages [75]

those Polish words you create are illegal/unofficial, unlike the English words which are regulated and approved

1.
(..)As there is no regulatory body for the English language, there is some disagreement about correct usage, though there is enough agreement that the written form of English is relatively transcendent of dialectal variation. In addition to being used in written media such as books and newspapers, it is also the basis of Signed English.(..)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_written_English

2. what means 'illegal word'?
3. language isn't a possession of some arbitrary chosen Committees, its a live thing. if i create word that can be understood by others- than this word is 'OK'.

It's a lot harder as it's got more words/a bigger alphabet, etc...

ekhm, English has a bigger alphabet? it's just a nonsense
RubasznyRumcajs   
20 Apr 2010
Language / Polish people: did you struggle learning English - differences between both languages [75]

Polish is a dying language

can you provide me information about it? or did you just made it up?
and no- i couldn't agree with statement, that 'English has more words'. Word creating in Polish is really nice, you can add 'od-' 'do-' 'na-' and other suffixes, that change the meaning of word (and no, Latin suffixes aren't as 'creative')
RubasznyRumcajs   
5 Apr 2010
History / The great mistakes of Poland's history? [216]

not destroying a Zakon Krzyzacki (despite biting them on field)- and Contr-Reformation. Those are the biggest mistakes (in my humble opinion)
RubasznyRumcajs   
20 Mar 2010
Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]

American pronunciation is easier (and grammar is easier too), AmEn is much more 'clear' than British (think about all '-our' and other French borrowings!)
Also, USA's influence is bigger (I mean: most TV programs are from USA, same with music) than UK's
RubasznyRumcajs   
12 Mar 2010
Language / Polish Pet Names For A Lover? [31]

or is it just normal for polish women to give people nicknames

take her, tiger ;)
RubasznyRumcajs   
6 Mar 2010
Life / IS CHEATING ON EXAMS OK? (younger Poles don't think so) [30]

Greeks are masters in cheating.Next to university there are photocopy shops for making text pages very small to hide them everywhere possible.Some girls put them in their stockings or bras where a male exam supervisor is unlikely to check.

hm... it is much better to print data using small (4-6) monotypic font (but everything should be capitalised) than play with photocopy... its usually much clearer... it's what i heard ;)
RubasznyRumcajs   
27 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / Why are Polish people, especially women, so disrespectful toward the English? [437]

If others make sensible choices, the morons only do by default then.

right, it would be stupid to disagree with you.

What are their old habits then?

i've been thinking about something that could be described rather as 'mentality' than 'normal' habits

Men who view women as nothing more than a piece of meet are inhumane.

sure; of course it also apply to women viewing men as walking wallet are much better, right? and, seriously: why the f*ck viewing them as they are (in many cases just a meet) would be 'inhumane'

They should be treated as such. I view the abuse of vulnerable women(prostitutes) as rape.

lol. of course you exclude voluntary prostitution, right? ah, no, sorry: they have been enforced 'by society' (pimp, drugs etc) into it, without their faut, right?
RubasznyRumcajs   
27 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / Why are Polish people, especially women, so disrespectful toward the English? [437]

Men who use prostitutes should be shot. Pimps too.

??
if you wish to receive full-pro service, you go to professionelle ;)

The moronic ones choose not to integrate and only cause problems. They are little ingrates with little purpose to their lives. Good folk rise above that.

oh, yeah, right. no, actually wrong.
the moronic people do not think and do whatever other do (i.e. without thinking, 'just because'). less idiotic can think and chose: to integrate or not. question is: why should they integrate? why should they leave their old habits etc and replace them with the new ones?
RubasznyRumcajs   
7 Feb 2010
Language / "Poles" or "Polish people" - which is better to use? [200]

@basiamarysiacio

i don't know who you mean by 'we', but i'd not be happy if someone would call me 'Polan' (or, in fact, any other tribe-man-name). And I also see no problem when someone calls me a Pole (or Polish)- seriously, it doesn't matter (for me at least)
RubasznyRumcajs   
6 Feb 2010
Love / Do Polish Women age well? [153]

in my opinion- no, they do not age well. British chicks age well- you can see quite many (i.e. much more than in poland) 40+ chicks that are still fvckable ;)

unfortunatelly (or not)- polish girls look better while being a teen or in twenties (british girl look sexier when they are ~30 yo)
RubasznyRumcajs   
14 Dec 2009
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]

Some people love them

they love them, because they never lived in one of them. its really nice to support something when you have no idea what it really is (think about morons with che or sickle&hammer on their t-shirts)
RubasznyRumcajs   
28 Feb 2009
Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

@davey1

well... instead of ad personam attack could you tell me: whats more rude: not carrying about someones health and life and not showing (non-existent) interest /although, I don't mean showing to someone 'f*ck off' attitude/ or not carrying about someones health and life and wearing a mask and trying to look like someone who care /but, of course, showing this in a really 'unproffesional' way, so most people will get this message/?

ah, I'd forgot: using descriptions like 'rude' etc etc is not really a valid answer.
RubasznyRumcajs   
28 Feb 2009
Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

polish people and they are all physically and vocally(if they can be bothered to speak english at all) rude

oh, how someone can be 'physically rude'? explain that
and, of course, English 'how are you?' 'are you all right?' replied x8 per hour by poeple who *really* don't care about this is less rude?
RubasznyRumcajs   
7 Jan 2009
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]

great. another legal business f*cked by gaverment...
in short: legal business of selling *legal* drugs /mostly speed-like/, those shops was suddenly checked by Ministry of Finance (??) (ministerstwo finansow) and Sluzba Celna /well... guys who keep guard on borders, track illegal things etc/- and all those checks are with coincidence with fact, that there *will* be a novelisation of anti-drug law.

In short: do not think about opening business in Poland- because one beautiful day you will be stopped- your business will be destroyed- and you will be (probably) punished *before* your business will be illegal.