rozumiemnic
4 Apr 2011
rozumiemnic
4 Apr 2011
Love / Is rape so common in Poland? [95]
yes Crow of course....I never thought of it that way....
It must be due to English occupation.
yes Crow of course....I never thought of it that way....
rozumiemnic
4 Apr 2011
Love / Is rape so common in Poland? [95]
isn't this a bit off topic? ha ha ha....in Wales, it is said they prefer sheep, that is why the farmers wear big rubber boots, they put the back legs down the boots to stop the sheep from running away..:))
isn't this a bit off topic? ha ha ha....in Wales, it is said they prefer sheep, that is why the farmers wear big rubber boots, they put the back legs down the boots to stop the sheep from running away..:))
rozumiemnic
4 Apr 2011
Language / Polish case structure secrets: knowing which words go in which position? [9]
yes but Chaza when would you really NEED to say this in everyday communication? I suggest never!
Surely it would be better to learn by listening out for phrases that people say again and again in normal situations, and try to repeat and remember them?
good idea!
she put a bouquet of cut roses on the table
yes but Chaza when would you really NEED to say this in everyday communication? I suggest never!
Surely it would be better to learn by listening out for phrases that people say again and again in normal situations, and try to repeat and remember them?
throw the bloody books away
good idea!
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
Life / Do you think women have the place they deserve in modern Polish society ? [31]
Yes I think that is a problem all over. Counrties can legislate as much as they like, but eventually if it too expensive for small companies to hire women of child bearing age, they just won't.
Yes I think that is a problem all over. Counrties can legislate as much as they like, but eventually if it too expensive for small companies to hire women of child bearing age, they just won't.
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
Life / Do you think women have the place they deserve in modern Polish society ? [31]
I don't really see that much would have changed in the last 12 years...to be honest.
Also your point about women retiring earlier and living longer might seem to favour women, but in fact being forced out of employment at a younger age, thereby being pushed onto a pension which is smaller anyway having made fewer tax contrubutions, simply impoverishes women further.
. What do you think?
I don't really see that much would have changed in the last 12 years...to be honest.
Also your point about women retiring earlier and living longer might seem to favour women, but in fact being forced out of employment at a younger age, thereby being pushed onto a pension which is smaller anyway having made fewer tax contrubutions, simply impoverishes women further.
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
Life / Do you think women have the place they deserve in modern Polish society ? [31]
I don't think so.. feministki.org.pl/pl/raport.html
Generally, I think that women in Poland enjoy all the rights and freedoms that
women in other European countries do.
women in other European countries do.
I don't think so.. feministki.org.pl/pl/raport.html
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / John Godson, born in Nigeria, might become Poland Sejm's first black deputy! [313]
I suppose people in Africa must have agreed with you once...
But i think that Europe is for European people in the first place, just like China is for Chinese people, Japan is for Japanese people, Africa is for African people, etc. You get the point?
I suppose people in Africa must have agreed with you once...
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / Poland liberalizes drug laws in effort to focus on treatment [35]
ahhh but that's just it..."drugs" are available whether they are legal or not..don't you get that?
Make drugs less available
ahhh but that's just it..."drugs" are available whether they are legal or not..don't you get that?
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / Poland liberalizes drug laws in effort to focus on treatment [35]
maybe there's a deeper problem with your society that needs to be addressed?..:)
If the illegal drugs became legal here, my state would be lost in hopeless drug addiction. It would be so widespread, it would just be insane.
maybe there's a deeper problem with your society that needs to be addressed?..:)
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / Poland liberalizes drug laws in effort to focus on treatment [35]
enormous rise in organised crime?
enormous rise in organised crime?
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / Poland liberalizes drug laws in effort to focus on treatment [35]
awful like prohibition?
so we have no idea how awful it was.
awful like prohibition?
rozumiemnic
3 Apr 2011
News / Poland liberalizes drug laws in effort to focus on treatment [35]
but if the drugs they chose had been legal they would probably still be alive and free....it's the very illegality that kills people and destroys lives....bad cuts and running around trying to get the stuff, mixing with lowlife, using dirty works and so on and so on.
I am sure there are plenty of doctors who have been addicted to nice clean available morphine for years, and are no more more fecked up than your average "social drinker".
it was just too depressing how many are dead or inside.
but if the drugs they chose had been legal they would probably still be alive and free....it's the very illegality that kills people and destroys lives....bad cuts and running around trying to get the stuff, mixing with lowlife, using dirty works and so on and so on.
I am sure there are plenty of doctors who have been addicted to nice clean available morphine for years, and are no more more fecked up than your average "social drinker".
rozumiemnic
1 Apr 2011
Feedback / A Personal Request to all PF members [119]
But you said you had never made any degrading comments about British people, and I have easily proved you wrong. Now you're telling me you're a "good" person, and suggesting that I am not...I think that is called rank hypocrisy.
Incidentally you addressed your thread to "all PFmembers" - remember?
I am surprised and shocked to see you bring this into this thread.
But you said you had never made any degrading comments about British people, and I have easily proved you wrong. Now you're telling me you're a "good" person, and suggesting that I am not...I think that is called rank hypocrisy.
Incidentally you addressed your thread to "all PFmembers" - remember?
rozumiemnic
1 Apr 2011
Feedback / A Personal Request to all PF members [119]
And a simple "brit" might be indirectly affected by your "lame" (does anybody still really say that?) comments about them...or is that different?
sometimes a simple Polish person might become somehow indirectly effected by a lame comment in here. I am sure no proper person would want it right?
And a simple "brit" might be indirectly affected by your "lame" (does anybody still really say that?) comments about them...or is that different?
rozumiemnic
1 Apr 2011
News / MORE ANTI-POLISH SENTIMENT IN GERMANY [280]
yes they would
yes it is
Additionally people who want to "ban" things worry me.
yes they would
Ridiculous, isn't it?
yes it is
Additionally people who want to "ban" things worry me.
rozumiemnic
1 Apr 2011
News / MORE ANTI-POLISH SENTIMENT IN GERMANY [280]
oooh and on another thread DD is whining about the toleration of "racist nonsense".......
you remind me of "Student Grant" fromVIz magazine...:)
Incidentallly it is "deprecating" not "depreciating"
dumb racist Polacks
oooh and on another thread DD is whining about the toleration of "racist nonsense".......
you remind me of "Student Grant" fromVIz magazine...:)
Incidentallly it is "deprecating" not "depreciating"
rozumiemnic
31 Mar 2011
Feedback / A Personal Request to all PF members [119]
nor me...what exactly is this thread about?
nope. still don't get it.
nor me...what exactly is this thread about?
rozumiemnic
29 Mar 2011
Travel / Can you go to Poland on a coach without passport? [7]
info needed
I should think this would be OK I have seen many people do this on the coach which does the normal route London - Dover - Calais -----Poland
info needed
I should think this would be OK I have seen many people do this on the coach which does the normal route London - Dover - Calais -----Poland
rozumiemnic
27 Mar 2011
Language / I want to learn Polish. Where to start? [180]
Trying to enrol on that site was like trying to crack the enigma code....
obviously only possible for Polish mathematicians..
I had to give up.....shame cos it looked interesting
Trying to enrol on that site was like trying to crack the enigma code....
obviously only possible for Polish mathematicians..
I had to give up.....shame cos it looked interesting
rozumiemnic
26 Mar 2011
Feedback / Why PolishForums? Give us your stories! [60]
that was a high spot of PF, torq!! thanks for that!
...I remember starting a limerick contest
that was a high spot of PF, torq!! thanks for that!
rozumiemnic
23 Mar 2011
Love / Is rape so common in Poland? [95]
maybe that's just the kind of girls that you attract?
Is it so common out there or is it just by chance I met with girls who were victimised were mainly from Poland?
maybe that's just the kind of girls that you attract?
rozumiemnic
21 Mar 2011
Work / Any TEFL teachers in Poland out there? [28]
TOEFL is actually a test of English as a Foreign language favoured by U.S. universities, not a teaching certificate. I would have thought that with your wealth of knowledge and experience you would have known that.
CTEFLA/CELTA are not a "joke" they are certified entry level qualifications. Many schools like newly qualified people for their enthusiasm........(doesn't sound like you have much)
You're right there are alot of newly qualified teachers who are a bit rubbish, but there are also many old teachers who are just sour and embittered and set in their ways and are not prepared to reflect or develop..:)
. The TEFL, TOEFL, and other such English as a Second Language certifications are a joke and an insult to those of us who really spent the time and tons of money getting teacher certified.
TOEFL is actually a test of English as a Foreign language favoured by U.S. universities, not a teaching certificate. I would have thought that with your wealth of knowledge and experience you would have known that.
CTEFLA/CELTA are not a "joke" they are certified entry level qualifications. Many schools like newly qualified people for their enthusiasm........(doesn't sound like you have much)
You're right there are alot of newly qualified teachers who are a bit rubbish, but there are also many old teachers who are just sour and embittered and set in their ways and are not prepared to reflect or develop..:)
rozumiemnic
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / Poles in Ireland by Peadar de Burca. They "turned their backs on a country that gave them" [195]
Because those kind of jobs only pay enough if you are living 10 to a room, or in a squat or a caravan, not for a normal settled life. BTW if Pole gets a capital letter can "Brit" too please.
I had never heard such gob smacking rudeness and rank racism about people around, until I understood some Polish. That is fact.
If you think the "brits" who create rules are the same "brits" who don't want to live 10 to a room and work for less than minimum wage, you are even more deluded/stupid than you sound.
Czesć
Actually this thread wasn't about "brits" at all but about Polish in Ireland, but you are probably too thick to appreciate the difference
the brits not do their smaller job and let the Poles do it? You are incapable of it?
Because those kind of jobs only pay enough if you are living 10 to a room, or in a squat or a caravan, not for a normal settled life. BTW if Pole gets a capital letter can "Brit" too please.
e Poles are atleast better because we are not into making fun or demeaning anyone.
I had never heard such gob smacking rudeness and rank racism about people around, until I understood some Polish. That is fact.
Why don't you brits create stricter rules
If you think the "brits" who create rules are the same "brits" who don't want to live 10 to a room and work for less than minimum wage, you are even more deluded/stupid than you sound.
Czesć
Actually this thread wasn't about "brits" at all but about Polish in Ireland, but you are probably too thick to appreciate the difference
rozumiemnic
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / How ENGLISH has been affected by POLISH [73]
In North London we always called them "wallies"....
Also in the same area I suppose there was a quite a storng Yiddish influence and some of the wrods we heard or used then maybe we can now connect up with Polish, one that springs to mind is "schmutter/Schmatta" (like stuff or cloth)
Schmuck? anyone?
orrible bitter cucumber slice thingy you always throw out your 1/4 pounder with cheese.......
In North London we always called them "wallies"....
Also in the same area I suppose there was a quite a storng Yiddish influence and some of the wrods we heard or used then maybe we can now connect up with Polish, one that springs to mind is "schmutter/Schmatta" (like stuff or cloth)
Schmuck? anyone?
rozumiemnic
19 Mar 2011
Polonia / My Polish girlfriend and I want to travel in Turkey [9]
it is not Islamic, it is a secular country, but still I would advise to say that you are married and have your girlfriend wear a ring, as it is quite old fashioned. It depends where you are going to visit , it is a long time since I was there and I suppose coastal type of resorts and big cities are well used to unmarried couples. Still...a ring would be useful. IMHO.
it islamic country and we aren;t married yet so it's legal?
it is not Islamic, it is a secular country, but still I would advise to say that you are married and have your girlfriend wear a ring, as it is quite old fashioned. It depends where you are going to visit , it is a long time since I was there and I suppose coastal type of resorts and big cities are well used to unmarried couples. Still...a ring would be useful. IMHO.
rozumiemnic
17 Mar 2011
rozumiemnic
17 Mar 2011
rozumiemnic
17 Mar 2011
Love / In 2009 nearly 4000 Poles married a foreigner [170]
well....yes....quite..:)
mixed-race people would be healthier, smarter and more beautiful than the rest.
well....yes....quite..:)
rozumiemnic
17 Mar 2011
Life / Sexual culture in Poland [66]
My private life is private...:)
I am just against sex starved pervert trolls posting their desperate filth onto a site like this...:)
Agami sou malaka..:)
My private life is private...:)
I am just against sex starved pervert trolls posting their desperate filth onto a site like this...:)
Agami sou malaka..:)