MarcinPL
28 Apr 2010
MarcinPL
27 Apr 2010
Language / Future tense with bawić się [34]
That's totally natural.
Baw się dobrze dziś wieczorem!Is this the best expression, or is there any other expression that sounds more natural?
That's totally natural.
MarcinPL
27 Apr 2010
Language / Calling a person a 'potato' (ziemniak/kartofel/burak) [37]
I've lived in Poland my whole life and I've never heard of it from anyone except for one newspaper. It's definitely not common.
I've lived in Poland my whole life and I've never heard of it from anyone except for one newspaper. It's definitely not common.
MarcinPL
31 Mar 2010
Life / Why are so many Polish People rude on the internet? [96]
I always avoid alcohol, alcohol-focused events, smoke and smoky places, does it mean that I'm not a true blood polish guy?
I always avoid alcohol, alcohol-focused events, smoke and smoky places, does it mean that I'm not a true blood polish guy?
MarcinPL
30 Mar 2010
Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]
it depends on the girl man, not the nationality. Generalizing is idiotic and so the generalizers are.
it depends on the girl man, not the nationality. Generalizing is idiotic and so the generalizers are.
MarcinPL
29 Mar 2010
Language / Optimal word order in: Czy dobrze się wczoraj bawiłaś? [22]
In everyday spoken Polish, like when you are talking to your friend face to face, we used to drop "Czy" and we say "Dobrze się wczoraj bawiłaś?" adding "Czy" at the beginning of the sentence is more like a formal language, when you are talking to your boss/employee/teacher/older person etc.
In everyday spoken Polish, like when you are talking to your friend face to face, we used to drop "Czy" and we say "Dobrze się wczoraj bawiłaś?" adding "Czy" at the beginning of the sentence is more like a formal language, when you are talking to your boss/employee/teacher/older person etc.