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Posts by Lenka  

Joined: 17 Nov 2009 / Female ♀
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From: Polska
Speaks Polish?: yes
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Lenka   
15 Jun 2021
News / The Political Circus of Poland [309]

if it's close like Bush/Gore in Florida , legal challenges are allowed.

It's not. The guy got 56%
Lenka   
14 Jun 2021
Law / Lost/Stolen Number Plate [17]

That depends on whether you will want to just buy new plates or get a new registration number.
Lenka   
14 Jun 2021
Law / Lost/Stolen Number Plate [17]

Go to police and report it. Then go to the correct department ( wydzial komunikacji and have new ones done)
Lenka   
3 Jun 2021
Life / Boże Ciało (Corpus Christi) - a beautiful celebration in Catholic Poland [22]

I posted 4 photos of floral carpets used to pave the way for the procession

These are work of arts.I always admired them.
My mum told me that for the first time there wasn't any decorations on my street. Even though I'm no church supporter I do feel sad that with falling believers numbers those things will disappear too.
Lenka   
29 May 2021
Language / Polish was chosen the HARDEST LANGUAGE in the world to learn... :D [1558]

what then separates us from the four-legged variety of animal?

Our thinking process?
I remember being taught that the real accomplishment is to make your language cleaner, simpler and clearer even if talking about complicated things.
Lenka   
29 May 2021
Language / Polish was chosen the HARDEST LANGUAGE in the world to learn... :D [1558]

English has very few barriers to entry early on. But ease of entry tends to coincide with greater barriers later on

That is what my English teacher once said comparing English and German:
English is easy at first and then it becomes hard. German start very hard but then it's much easier.

but that's not what most employers want....

In my experiencea lot of employers are quite clueless about what they need ( Poland was very bad in that respect)

And very few (comparatively) make it to C1 or C2

True but usually there is not much need.
Lenka   
2 May 2021
Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

I never included a reflexive

Can you please explain to what you are referring?
Lenka   
2 May 2021
Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

Czy pan/i rozumie?

Sorry btw, this is do you understand not się you
Lenka   
2 May 2021
Language / 'ucha' [23]

" f-## liar"

It is just liar :)
Lenka   
2 May 2021
Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

. Ojciec ZAbil syna = The father beat his son [..so badly as to sustain life threatening injuries or even worse]

In this case even worse as that would mean father killed his son

Czy rozumial(a) pan(i)? = Did you understand? vs

Czy pan/i rozumie?
Lenka   
30 Apr 2021
Life / Fast Food missing in Poland [48]

I always found it funny how people used their preference as some gospel. Someone likes Pizza Hut? Good for them. Someone else prefers some small local pizzeria? Great too.
Lenka   
29 Apr 2021
Food / How is this herring product typically served? [74]

I'm actually writing to my sis to ask for the recipie I wanted to do it for ages now but never got around to asking (she was the one who was always making it at home). It is a bit of a pain though-to make sure no bones are left :/
Lenka   
29 Apr 2021
Food / How is this herring product typically served? [74]

(I took a glance at a couple of recipes and they use mayo or yoghurt instead of butter - a new 'healthy' fad I guess)

Different recipes probably. People always look to improve a bit don't they?
In my family we also add onion and eggs...
Lenka   
24 Apr 2021
Life / All Things Christmassy in Poland [332]

Try to show your kid's straight As report

Don't know about the States but I didn't notice anyone in Poland having problem with that.

It is a bit different than competing against other kids though.
Lenka   
23 Apr 2021
Food / Easter meal on a typical Polish table? [16]

carrot, peas, leek, egg, sweet corn, pickled cucumber. No potatoes.

Everything agrees besides the last part :P
Sorry, it looked to me as if she added potato.

it looks as if a rainbow exploded on them

That is my favourite part! It just looks so cheerful