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Joined: 26 Jul 2008 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 23 Jul 2009
Threads: Total: 29 / Live: 5 / Archived: 24
Posts: Total: 408 / Live: 121 / Archived: 287 		From: Carlisle, England
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cjjc   
26 Jul 2008
Language / Use of Kochanie in Polish [37]

Ok so I'm English and I'm learning so don't flame me but I'd guess phonetically it would be:

co-ha-nye

:)
cjjc   
26 Jul 2008
Life / Is it me or do any guys in Poland not have shaved heads? [113]

Today, 17:19 #2

maybe it's because they start loosing hair sooner, so it's easy to say that he's shaved then bald ...? ;)

lol

I'm just yet to meet a Polish guy with more than 2cm of hair! :P

that's bad that their heads are bald but the rest of their body is hairy like a monkey's ... ;P

This is strange! the first time I was without my shirt in front of a polish girl she said to me "omg you don't shave under your arms?" I was like "err no"

(rofl)
cjjc   
28 Jul 2008
Life / Is it me or do any guys in Poland not have shaved heads? [113]

(this came up when I googled emo, now thats not bad, but a bit high maintenance)

Ohh no! That is not emo!

This is emo!

WAY to much time to spend on your hair!

i can't stand idiots who say that someone having short hair is a skin head

I completely agree and as you can tell by the topic name it's not what I'm talking about, I just find it strange that out of the 30+ Polish guys I met in my life (I live in rural Cumbria so I don't meet that many Polish guys) all of them have very short hair.

As for me? I have around 4cm then I can style it if I want to but then I can leave it when I cba.

:D
cjjc   
2 Aug 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]

rightly so, housing authorities should not be giving top housing to eastern europeans. if you are renting from the council ALL immigrants should be put inthe eastend. we didnt ask them to come here.

noimmigration,

What are you trying to achive on this site? Do you honestly think that you will make any difference to the people who use this site and they will just pack up and go back to Poland because of your words? get real.

I'm quite happy for a Polish person to take an English persons job or house if the English person if too damn lazy to get off their arse and stop getting job seekers allowence shagging young girls and feeding the current culture of the uk's jobless chavs.

I'm generalising but you know what it's a lot better than what you are doing.

I bet you read the mirror don't you?

Go figure.
cjjc   
14 Aug 2008
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

Here's a nice text I recieved when my girl was mad at me....she gets like this....

Fuck U. Im not going anywhere with u. I was talking with you and you fucking hung up. Pierdol sie cioto

Nice!

She does have a temper! :)
cjjc   
16 Sep 2008
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

From my experience with Polish people these are the "main" swearwords that are used:

K*rwa
K*rwa mac
K*rwa masz
K*wa y*bana
Ja p*erdolę
Ja j*be

Most significant of course is K*rwa which is used as a F*ck/S*it substitute.

I'd like to know the translations of the rest or at least the ones which are unlisted in this thread.

:P
cjjc   
25 Oct 2008
Language / About Byki - how to use free lists? [12]

I take it you are using the "Before you know it" program?

Download the lists and store the files on your desktop then go to the "View list" tab at the top.

Next select "Change list" (Bottom of screen)

Then "From File"

Find the lists you saved on the desktop and your done.

:)

Edit: You download the lists from the website.
cjjc   
31 Oct 2008
Language / Recommended for learners: Michel Thomas Method Polish Audiobook [60]

I would just like to say that today I bought came across this audiobook narrated by Jolanta Cecula using the Michel Thomas method of learning and I have learned more in a few hours than I have in weeks using other products.

Before anyone says anything I am in no way affiliated with anything to do with the book or the company who sells it, I'm just offering advice!

You can find out more on one of the links below.

michelthomas.co.uk

audible.co.uk/aduk/site/audibleSearch/searchResults.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie =Yes&ms=1320&uniqueKey=1225468025038&N=2506&Np=-37443&Ns=P_Release_Dat e|1&ms=1320

Good learning to you all!

:D i :P
cjjc   
1 Nov 2008
Off-Topic / What's your connection with Poland? Penpals. [512]

Jellied carp

My friend informed me about the Jellied carp, I cannot imagine it and I'm not sure I want to!

He said he ate it to be polite smiled and then the mother piled the plate up with it!

lol

:)
cjjc   
1 Nov 2008
Off-Topic / What's your connection with Poland? Penpals. [512]

I already knew I hated carp and jellied fish cannot possibly taste better than normal fish

I know exactly the same!

How did you find Polish Christmas otherwise?

:>
cjjc   
3 Dec 2008
Life / Polish and Slavic Art [48]

Bóg zapłać

Whatever does it mean?

I translate it as "god's reward"

Tell me :)
cjjc   
3 Dec 2008
Life / Polish and Slavic Art [48]

it's 'may God repay you' whitch simply means 'thank you'

Interesting. Thankyou.

:)
cjjc   
14 Dec 2008
Language / Idiomatic Polish [65]

Thread attached on merging:
Polish Idioms :)

I would like to ask for Polish idioms as well as translations (literal too) and there meanings :) the only Polish idiom I know is:

(Not sure if its correct but I'll give it a go)
Don't tear a cat! - Meaning: Don't start a problem - or something along those lines! No doubt someone will correct me!

So please share and enjoy!

:P
cjjc   
14 Dec 2008
Language / Idiomatic Polish [65]

book called 301 polish verbs

I've seen it on amazon I'll pick it up if you say it's a big help :P

just a small selection

Cheers T

:)
cjjc   
18 Dec 2008
Language / Idiomatic Polish [65]

polishgirltx

Awesome! Thanks! :)

robić burze w szklance wody - storm in a glass of water (tempest in a teacup)
cjjc   
1 Jan 2009
Language / Pimsleur's Polish Lessons [38]

I'm not a big fan of pimsleur.

Me niether.

I came across this audiobook narrated by Jolanta Cecula using the Michel Thomas method of learning and I have learned more in a few hours than I have in weeks using other products.

Before anyone says anything I am in no way affiliated with anything to do with the book or the company who sells it, I'm just offering advice!

You can find out more on one of the links below.

michelthomas.co.uk

audible.co.uk/aduk/site/audibleSearch/searchResults.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie =Yes&ms=1320&uniqueKey=1225468025038&N=2506&Np=-37443&Ns=P_Release_Dat e|1&ms=1320

:)
cjjc   
1 Jan 2009
Life / WHY ARE POLISH CALENDARS SKEWED? [42]

I've always thought of Monday as the first day of the week and Sunday as the last.

Me too.

Strange thread.

;)
cjjc   
3 Jan 2009
Language / Pimsleur's Polish Lessons [38]

That's a good question and one that highlights the difficulties of the Polish language quite well.

I'd like one of our regular helpers to tell us.

I'll help them out with the layout at least:

Anglia -
Angielsku -
Angielski -
Angielskim -
Angielskiego -
Angielskie -
Angielska -
Angielsko -
Angielszczyzna -

Phew! All they all grammatical variants? or did I mess up?

next...

Polski -
Polska - Poland
Polak - Polish Man
Polka - Polish Woman
Polonia -
Polskiego -
Polskie -
Polsce -

Not my best attempt at a question I know but this is rather confusing :P

:)
cjjc   
6 Jan 2009
Language / Pimsleur's Polish Lessons [38]

Michael Thomas is also good, if you don't mind picking up his accent, though he doesn't do Polish as far as I know.

FYI
It's a native Polish woman doing the Polish course.

:)