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Vincent   
5 May 2011
Language / Polish was chosen the HARDEST LANGUAGE in the world to learn... :D [1558]

I'm currently studying the language now, and I do not see what is so challenging about the language besides the word order.

I've just started the language three weeks ago.

OMG, is there NO sense of humor on this forum anymore? What did you not understand about "just messin' with you".

We shouldn't "mess" with people who are a bit special and of course a born genius. Remember the last time we had a visit from one? here ;)
Vincent   
27 Apr 2011
Language / The most important phrases when traveling to Poland [24]

I will be visitng the country around easter next year, is the most important phrase i can know

Why don't you just buy a basic phrase book? Some are under $10 and will give you phonetic translations as well. You also have the added bonus, of having almost a year to learn them.
Vincent   
14 Jan 2011
Language / What are the best Polish - English Dictionary and Learning Books? [24]

Just interested if anyone else has any different recommendations?

Try looking on Amazon, WHsmith and Waterstones websites to see which ones will fit your budget. In my opinion the best one is the two volume Oxford, PWN, Polish- English dictionary, very expensive at around £75.00 but they also have a few "slimmer" versions which may be around £20.00. Another good one at around £15.00 is the Hippocrene standard Polish-English dictionary which has a phonetic guide to pronunciation.
Vincent   
25 Aug 2010
Language / Terms of endearment in Polish [222]

i keep hearing people say something like 'smersh'. It doesn't come up in the subtitles,

Could be uśmiech (smile) but it's a guess;)
Vincent   
22 Feb 2010
UK, Ireland / "Strange " English language.. [255]

We dont use them at all, not in shops, not in sport, no where..havent for a long time.

Don't forget they still use inches, feet and yards on the footie pitches ;)
Vincent   
10 Dec 2009
UK, Ireland / Religion and identity among Polish immigrants in the UK [20]

any suggestions on where polish communties socialise or practise their religion

Here is some information about the Polish church in Bristol. [polskikosciolwbristolu.co.uk/english_version/history.html]
Vincent   
28 Sep 2009
Love / Polish Pet Names For Girls. [156]

yes...

Thanks for confirming :)

rule #1 it must have an "a" at the end in order to make it feminine.

I think I've now got to grips with rule #1. ;) What are the other rules, if any?
Vincent   
28 Sep 2009
Love / Polish Pet Names For Girls. [156]

Joanna... Joasia... Asia - it only takes two ;)

I have also heard of an "Aśka", would this follow on from Asia?
Vincent   
22 Mar 2009
Life / How would you describe the Polish sense of humour? [66]

I like the "Embedding disabled by request" bit. Is that Polish humour?

I'll do a search for it instead.

Most times when you see that message, "double clicking" on the video screen will make it work. When posting a utube video it is always best to check in the preview box to see if there is any problems with the link. Hope this helps;)
Vincent   
3 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1410]

my second guess.....the two ladies closest to the blonde lady....are not polish but the other three are:)
Vincent   
3 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1410]

I would guess....the blonde one, closest to camera