Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]

- Oh yes, they can make their own liquor masterly, don't they? I also like Russian vodka - the real Russian vodka, not pseudo-Russian stuff such as Smirnoff, but the real stuff, e.g. Stolichnaya. It's brilliant.

Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]


- Nope. Is it good? Oh, and I also love Irish whiskey, especially Paddy. To correct my previous statement I shoud say malt scotch and Irish whiskey are the greatest liquors ever invented by man. I know what I'm saying, because I've tried hundreds of liquors and still do.

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Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]


- Haven't tried this one yet. My all time favourite is malt scotch (with a smoke necessarily), which I consider the greatest liquor ever invented by man.

Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]

My favourite is Belvedere. What a gorgeous bottle too.

Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

I heard the following curse in Poland (the Podlasie, rural Poland): 'Zeby cie byk wyruchal i po polu pognal.' [May a bull screw you and chase through the field].

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Language / "Poles" or "Polish people" - which is better to use? [200]


- What specific word is 'frowned on' by Poles?

Shakespeare refers (in a positive manner) to the Poles as 'Polacks,' but in America the word has been used bizarrely as a derogatory term. We should repossess the name, because its pronunciation is practically identical as the Polish pronunciation of the word 'Polak' - our term for a Polish man. (The term for a Polish woman is 'Polka.')

Both 'Pole' and 'Polish' can evoke both negative and positive associations in English (six-foot pole, earth poles; shoe polish, polish = refinement).

History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]


- I'm glad you are.

Nigdy nie zginie.

Cheers.
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History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]


- I think: great people, almost without exception friendly towards us, Poles. God bless them.
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