noreenb
31 Aug 2010
Life / Polish men mostly have short hair, why? [43]
Because long hair make many men to look female not male.
Because long hair make many men to look female not male.
noreenb
31 Aug 2010
Love / How to make a guy (Polish or other) happy? [62]
I don't agree. Love can be a psychological experiment. Some people take part in it.
Being in a company of loved ones they have had the waves of their brains transcripted. Machines was showing how their brain had been working when they were feeling pleasure and extasy.
I saw this experiment a long time ago in a British programme called "Chemistry of love" of something like that.
They also had blood tests and got plenty money for it I guess.
I don't agree. Love can be a psychological experiment. Some people take part in it.
Being in a company of loved ones they have had the waves of their brains transcripted. Machines was showing how their brain had been working when they were feeling pleasure and extasy.
I saw this experiment a long time ago in a British programme called "Chemistry of love" of something like that.
They also had blood tests and got plenty money for it I guess.
noreenb
31 Aug 2010
Love / How to make a guy (Polish or other) happy? [62]
Your advices are really remarkable.
many thanks
get real and stop watching chick flicks.
Your advices are really remarkable.
many thanks
noreenb
31 Aug 2010
noreenb
5 Sep 2010
Language / "Co nie zabije to wzmocni?" - correct me if I'm wrong [13]
you have always al least 2 options:
1). to be desperated and fail in some departments or:
2). to fight and try to deal with sth what is difficult for you
so: if you get up not beaten by problems, you can say then you became stronger
you have always al least 2 options:
1). to be desperated and fail in some departments or:
2). to fight and try to deal with sth what is difficult for you
so: if you get up not beaten by problems, you can say then you became stronger
noreenb
5 Sep 2010
Love / How to make a guy (Polish or other) happy? [62]
I think the great sentence would the best to finish this a bit silly thread.
Almost 5 years passed. I am five years older.
And I am still not sure how to make a guy happy or almost happy.
The thing is, that, the older I am, the more difficult it seems to be.
I decided to refresh my thread, also because I saw similar in the main page ("How to make a Polish woman happy").
Any new thought from PF members?
I am waiting impatiently.
Trener zolwia
Surprise is good.
Surprise is good.
I think the great sentence would the best to finish this a bit silly thread.
Almost 5 years passed. I am five years older.
And I am still not sure how to make a guy happy or almost happy.
The thing is, that, the older I am, the more difficult it seems to be.
I decided to refresh my thread, also because I saw similar in the main page ("How to make a Polish woman happy").
Any new thought from PF members?
I am waiting impatiently.
noreenb
5 Sep 2010
News / 30 years of Solidarity in Poland? Fat chance! [23]
Why?
Maybe beacuse people who were fighting for "Solidarity" are disappointed that Polish society today "looks" mostly or just for material advantages of the movement.
Maybe because the anniversary is still celebrating in many places.
Maybe because memory about it is first of all in people's hearts and minds.
Maybe because many feel ashamed that values like work and bread... aren't the most important these days.
Maybe because many don't treasure things that were lacked by them in the past.
Why?
Maybe beacuse people who were fighting for "Solidarity" are disappointed that Polish society today "looks" mostly or just for material advantages of the movement.
Maybe because the anniversary is still celebrating in many places.
Maybe because memory about it is first of all in people's hearts and minds.
Maybe because many feel ashamed that values like work and bread... aren't the most important these days.
Maybe because many don't treasure things that were lacked by them in the past.
noreenb
8 Sep 2010
Life / How to Politely Refuse a Drink in Poland [72]
You can say:
"I always laugh before drinking" and just try to do this.
:)
You can say:
"I always laugh before drinking" and just try to do this.
:)
noreenb
8 Sep 2010
Life / Some Polish people start imitating English. What are their reasons for doing this? [5]
Because the think they are better at English than Polish?
No smart answer, really.
Because the think they are better at English than Polish?
No smart answer, really.
noreenb
10 Sep 2010
Food / Garlicky butter-cheese spread - this is a trick I learnt in Poland. [16]
Sounds like a good recipe...
Sounds like a good recipe...
noreenb
11 Sep 2010
Po polsku / Przyjmowanie Komunii świętej w kościołach w Polsce [43]
Jeśli nie mają odpowiedniego poziomu wiedzy religijnej chyba nie popełniają świętokradctwa.
Chyba że z premedytacją chcą oszukać samych siebie, co jest bez sensu.
Grzech jest sprawą sumienia. Każdy za nas ma je bardziej lub mniej wrażliwe i co dla jednej osoby jest ciężkim przewinieniem, to dla innej może być powszednim.
Jeśli nie wiedzą, czym jest grzech ciężki, winiłabym za stan ich wiedzy kościół, nie ich.
Nie jestem jednak do końca przekonana do tego, co napisałam.
:)
Polonius3
Z drugiej strony, niski poziom wiedzy religijnej mozę sprawić, że nie są świadomi tego, że przyrzekając poprawę w konfesjonale bez zamiaru dotryzmania obietnicy popełniają świętokradztwo.
Z drugiej strony, niski poziom wiedzy religijnej mozę sprawić, że nie są świadomi tego, że przyrzekając poprawę w konfesjonale bez zamiaru dotryzmania obietnicy popełniają świętokradztwo.
Jeśli nie mają odpowiedniego poziomu wiedzy religijnej chyba nie popełniają świętokradctwa.
Chyba że z premedytacją chcą oszukać samych siebie, co jest bez sensu.
Grzech jest sprawą sumienia. Każdy za nas ma je bardziej lub mniej wrażliwe i co dla jednej osoby jest ciężkim przewinieniem, to dla innej może być powszednim.
Jeśli nie wiedzą, czym jest grzech ciężki, winiłabym za stan ich wiedzy kościół, nie ich.
Nie jestem jednak do końca przekonana do tego, co napisałam.
:)
noreenb
11 Sep 2010
Po polsku / Genetycznie zakodowana swarliwość wśród Polaków? [19]
Dlaczego tak jest? Ponieważ Polacy nie umieją dyskutować ani prowadzić dyskursów. Z dyskusji wynikają konflikty racji a my mamy dość kolejnych klótni.
Swarliwość czy kłótliwość to cechy dzięki którym można wygrywać utarczki słowne lub niezbyt ważne konflikty, ale są one niewystarczające a wręcz niewskazane przy rozwiązywaniu poważnych spraw.
Za często zapomina się o tym że arsenał obelg a tym bardziej inwektyw jest nie do pomyślenia w normalnych rozmowach międzyludzkich, bo wywoluje sprzeciw i agresję.
Dlaczego tak jest? Ponieważ Polacy nie umieją dyskutować ani prowadzić dyskursów. Z dyskusji wynikają konflikty racji a my mamy dość kolejnych klótni.
Swarliwość czy kłótliwość to cechy dzięki którym można wygrywać utarczki słowne lub niezbyt ważne konflikty, ale są one niewystarczające a wręcz niewskazane przy rozwiązywaniu poważnych spraw.
najcięższy arsenał obelg i inwektyw
Za często zapomina się o tym że arsenał obelg a tym bardziej inwektyw jest nie do pomyślenia w normalnych rozmowach międzyludzkich, bo wywoluje sprzeciw i agresję.
noreenb
13 Sep 2010
Po polsku / Tragedia jezykowa, czyli "stay on topic" LOL. [95]
Poprawię, bo nie mogę na to patrzeć, Borrka.
maszynki Gillette
szampon Loreal
krem Elizabeth Arden
Poprawię, bo nie mogę na to patrzeć, Borrka.
maszynki Gillette
szampon Loreal
krem Elizabeth Arden
noreenb
13 Sep 2010
Po polsku / Przyjmowanie Komunii świętej w kościołach w Polsce [43]
Ależ Wy chlopcy jesteście językowo kreatywni.
Najbardziej z tego wątku podoba mi sie pies McCoya.
Ależ Wy chlopcy jesteście językowo kreatywni.
Najbardziej z tego wątku podoba mi sie pies McCoya.
noreenb
14 Sep 2010
News / Global politics and consequences for Poland; Would you like to know more? [24]
It's not exactly the aspect of global politics.
Maybe, from some point of view.
It will sound a bit strange, because it's not connected with business, but if I were a Polish politic, I would observe foreign politics's body language during official meetings.
They are convinced and sure of decisions they make.
Even if they might be wrong, gesture of their hands and all body say: "it's fine", "we are right" or: "we will discuss" or "somebody else will take responsibility for a decision we make or will make or a decision that may/might/will be made.
This is actually often forgotten aspect of politics: The way how people, who are responsible for others discuss, make important or crucial decisions and how they look being in the eye of camera
It's not exactly the aspect of global politics.
Maybe, from some point of view.
It will sound a bit strange, because it's not connected with business, but if I were a Polish politic, I would observe foreign politics's body language during official meetings.
They are convinced and sure of decisions they make.
Even if they might be wrong, gesture of their hands and all body say: "it's fine", "we are right" or: "we will discuss" or "somebody else will take responsibility for a decision we make or will make or a decision that may/might/will be made.
This is actually often forgotten aspect of politics: The way how people, who are responsible for others discuss, make important or crucial decisions and how they look being in the eye of camera
noreenb
14 Sep 2010
Love / Polish girls and jealousy. They always suspect I have other gfs. [33]
Because you are Greek and cool.
Why are polish girls so jealous?They always suspect I have other gfs.
Because you are Greek and cool.
noreenb
15 Sep 2010
News / Polish leader urges EU to keep generous aid funds [32]
I notice that you are too brave and not humble enough with "politically failed" questions.
Agreed.
David_18
Should EU continue to keep generous aid funds to Poland?
Should EU continue to keep generous aid funds to Poland?
I notice that you are too brave and not humble enough with "politically failed" questions.
Crow
mistake
mistake
Agreed.
noreenb
15 Sep 2010
Love / Polish girls and jealousy. They always suspect I have other gfs. [33]
I would say theoretically you are too smart Southern.
Polki are jealous just in theory.
I would say theoretically you are too smart Southern.
Polki are jealous just in theory.
noreenb
15 Sep 2010
History / Battle of Wizna, WWII invasion. [13]
It's a pity, that nobody continues this topic.
Battle of Wizna was finished when germans won a last bunker there. Hurricane attacks of artylery, bombardments, charges of two german divisions preceded the end of the battle. After it cpt Raginis killed himself. He hasn't abandoned his position.
It's a pity, that nobody continues this topic.
Battle of Wizna was finished when germans won a last bunker there. Hurricane attacks of artylery, bombardments, charges of two german divisions preceded the end of the battle. After it cpt Raginis killed himself. He hasn't abandoned his position.
noreenb
15 Sep 2010
History / Battle of Wizna, WWII invasion. [13]
Hrrr....Maybe. But I see that at least few are interested. Besides, maybe should you start a thread about Jews and wait how people will be buzzing about it?
Waiting for this how threads will be archived looks a bit helpless.
Ironside
Maybe nobody is interested.
Maybe nobody is interested.
Hrrr....Maybe. But I see that at least few are interested. Besides, maybe should you start a thread about Jews and wait how people will be buzzing about it?
Pawian
What is the sense in developing threads which one day will land in archives and will be closed for ever?
What is the sense in developing threads which one day will land in archives and will be closed for ever?
Waiting for this how threads will be archived looks a bit helpless.
noreenb
17 Sep 2010
Life / An ill doctor works in ambulance (Lublin). [6]
This man has epilepsy and takes medicines. It causes a contact with him is often almost imposible.
He sometimes doesn't know where he is going to and which hospitals they are heading for. A director of the hospital turns a blind eye to a doctor who still works but fired a taxidriver who informed media.
The situation will be in question by NFZ soon.
Isn't it a bit shocking? If so, for who? The doctor, patients, director of the hospital? For these ones who didn't say a word about it and hid the truth about this guy health's condition?
How is it possible that a man who is under pills that causes he is dazed can perform his duties and takes responsibility for peoples's life and health?
It is difficult to understand for me and a bit frustrating.
Do you have any ponderings?
This man has epilepsy and takes medicines. It causes a contact with him is often almost imposible.
He sometimes doesn't know where he is going to and which hospitals they are heading for. A director of the hospital turns a blind eye to a doctor who still works but fired a taxidriver who informed media.
The situation will be in question by NFZ soon.
Isn't it a bit shocking? If so, for who? The doctor, patients, director of the hospital? For these ones who didn't say a word about it and hid the truth about this guy health's condition?
How is it possible that a man who is under pills that causes he is dazed can perform his duties and takes responsibility for peoples's life and health?
It is difficult to understand for me and a bit frustrating.
Do you have any ponderings?
noreenb
17 Sep 2010
noreenb
19 Sep 2010
Language / The differences between rozumiem and pojmuje? [12]
Specific explanation?
"rozumieć": - to understand
"pojmować" - connected with a concept/idea/notion: so: I know how to solve it..., I catch it, I see, I now what you mean..., etc
"Rozumiem o czym mówisz": I understand what you're talking about.
"Pojmuję to ćwiczenie" used rarely today: "I understand an idea of how this exercise is made and what to do with it.
Specific explanation?
"rozumieć": - to understand
"pojmować" - connected with a concept/idea/notion: so: I know how to solve it..., I catch it, I see, I now what you mean..., etc
"Rozumiem o czym mówisz": I understand what you're talking about.
"Pojmuję to ćwiczenie" used rarely today: "I understand an idea of how this exercise is made and what to do with it.
noreenb
19 Sep 2010
Language / seen / saw usage [18]
You're right: widzieć/oglądać/zobaczyć film - everything is correct.
but im i right about the concept of seen
You're right: widzieć/oglądać/zobaczyć film - everything is correct.
noreenb
26 Sep 2010
Language / WHAT CASE DOES BŁOGOSŁAWIĆ TAKE? [6]
błogosławię (co?) ten dom
błogosławię (czemu?) temu domowi
This is a faint nuance. Your question is difficult actually.
Both are correct however the second one is rarely used today and having its derivation in oldfashioned Polish language.
błogosławię (co?) ten dom
błogosławię (czemu?) temu domowi
This is a faint nuance. Your question is difficult actually.
Both are correct however the second one is rarely used today and having its derivation in oldfashioned Polish language.
noreenb
27 Sep 2010
Love / Categories of Polish girls [37]
Cathegory of girls? What is this?
first: these ones who think
second : those ones who don't think
the third can be: these ones who like you
the fourth one: these ones with whom you will sleep
the fifth one: these ones who don't know you yet
sixth: these ones who will never meet you
seventh: those ones who hate you
eight: these ones with whom you will never sleep
The end of my genial post.
Cathegory of girls? What is this?
first: these ones who think
second : those ones who don't think
the third can be: these ones who like you
the fourth one: these ones with whom you will sleep
the fifth one: these ones who don't know you yet
sixth: these ones who will never meet you
seventh: those ones who hate you
eight: these ones with whom you will never sleep
The end of my genial post.
noreenb
28 Sep 2010
Language / Harmless old-fashioned Polish swear words/phrases [159]
"-Cholera jasna." or: "-Do jasnej cholery!" are my favourite.
"Cholera mnie bierze" - "I can't stand it any longer"
"Kurza twarz" (hen's face) is nice too.
"Do diaska", "do diabła", and plenty others.
"-Cholera jasna." or: "-Do jasnej cholery!" are my favourite.
"Cholera mnie bierze" - "I can't stand it any longer"
"Kurza twarz" (hen's face) is nice too.
"Do diaska", "do diabła", and plenty others.
noreenb
28 Sep 2010
Life / Need Help Finding a Specific Polish Novel [9]
"Noble nest" ("Szlacheckie gniazdo") by Iwan Turgieniew perhaps ?
"Noble nest" ("Szlacheckie gniazdo") by Iwan Turgieniew perhaps ?
noreenb
28 Sep 2010
Life / Stubborn Polaks, anyone knows? [77]
Being Pole equal to being stubborn? Being stubborn complicates life too much sometimes. Many Poles realise it I guess.
:)
It's rather a matter of genes, parenting, not necessarily national trait IMO.
Being Pole equal to being stubborn? Being stubborn complicates life too much sometimes. Many Poles realise it I guess.
:)
It's rather a matter of genes, parenting, not necessarily national trait IMO.
noreenb
28 Sep 2010
Food / Help me like Polish food (recommendations) [48]
murzynek
:D
How it can be in English by the way?
Anyone knows?
murzynek
:D
How it can be in English by the way?
Anyone knows?