Food / Help me like Polish food (recommendations) [48]

You do not like our food? Tsk tsk tsk what do you have for a sense of taste? Well, OK it is not every ones taste, it's understandable if one is from another country.

Can you cook? If not, buy a cookbook, take training courses and cook in Poland your Irish food.

Enjoy your meal ;-)

Love / Polish girls fall for Indian guys ? [217]


this is certainly one reason why some come to Poland

Love / Polish Girl Doesn't Want To Touch. [240]

It is clear that she does not want more from you. She don't like it when you touch her, so please stop.
She does not love you, like you love her, only your money attracts her in some way.
You sure pay most when you do things with her, she thinks you're rich because you are American and she can stay in your apartment it costs no money or less I suppose. Please stop to touch her, we Polish women are not like Americans. We are mostly a bit shy and cautious, but still, in this case she does not love you, stop bothering her, pay and stay friends with her.

Law / Polish Citizenship for a foreigner whose parents was born in Poland [174]

Yes if one parent of you is full Polish and born there it should work easy and without a problem. But I read now within the course of three months from the day of the birth of the child?

Good look on your way to the Polish-citizenship kath

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]


Paper is one thing, your heart is another. The paper is Irish, but you, the living person, your blood is what your parents are. Depends also of how much genes you get from your Polish parents (if you are half Irish). There are also cases in which twins by a French and African parents are born, a baby was white the other black. One had all the genes from the mother, the other from the father. lmao So if you get at most Polish genes and do not feel in the right country, you can easy go back to your origin. Maybe you can make a dual citizen? I don't know if this is possible in Ireland?


Yes if your parents don't keep any cultural links with their country you're pretty much there. If you never was in Poland, have no proud Polish parents, you go Irish.


Your children are probably not very proud of their Polish blood, they feel very American and if you're the only one in the family who wants to visit Poland, you can't move to Poland yes you're right.

It's nice you are proud of your Polish heritage, but you are really not a real Polish because you are so proud to be American and therefore think it is the best country to live, at most, you call America the greatest country in the world. And think of all Poles are jealous of you because you live in America. I visit America and I would never want to spend my future there. You never was in Poland so why can you say America is the greatest country? I think your heart is American, a real Polish should say Poland is the greatest country in the world ;-)


True dude, true.

Yes I have to give you right grubas.

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]

No, you need the blood and the culture of course, but birth don't matter. Again, you can't choose where in this world you slip out! lmao

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]


So yes you have most Irish blood, so you feel Irish.

Russia and Poland are nighbours and slavic countrys, have a lot in common, not like for example Italy and Poland. But anyway, then he is Russian but his home is Poland.

Maybe they have Jewish roots? Many definitely!
Or they have both, German and Polish blood but feel Polish because they have more Polish genes and prefer to live in Poland?

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]


good ;-) you are really on the right track


It has to do with genes! You can't be Polish without Polish blood! If you are mixed with an other country, you need enough Polish genes to feel Polish!

Polish look Polish, Polish-Slavic, East-Slavic. Sorry I know how a Polish look like.

There are a lot Slavic countries, Serbia, Czech, Ukraine etc. But Polish look very very different than for example Serbs. I would say Polish look more like Russians.

Strange you lived all your live in Poland and don't know how Polish people look like.
But sometimes it's difficult. some Polish People you could also say he/she is Russian, or even with Slovaks can not be classified correctly by from which Slavic country he/she is.

In a nutshell: Serbs, Croats or Kosovans it is sometimes difficult to say from where he/she is (For example a Serb: is he from Serbia or Kosovo?). The same with Czechs, Poles or Russians = The Slavic people from the South (Serbia etc.) look very differently than the other from the East (Belarus etc.)

But you see the Slavic and one who know people from different Slavic countrys can say whether he/she is more likely from the south or from east.

In Poland, Russia, Czech Republic, Belarus have a lot very light skin, blond hair, blue eyes. In the south you will find almost no blonde people, black hair, brown eyes and the skin is not as light.

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]


That's mean, you can see how proud Polish he is! Maybe he has not received genes from German :-) we hope for him!

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]

Again, you can't choose where in this world you slip out lmao! You have Polish genes, so you are Polish. Everyone who has Polish blood and the proud is Polish. You're lucky like me to be born and raised in Poland. But if you are 30 of age, still not speak the language and never thinking of to go to Poland, It's high time for you baby, or you're no more a proud Pole = you almost really can't call yourself anymore Polish.

Genealogy / Polish nationality? Which of the following (if any) determine being Polish. [231]

blood (genetics) and culture, religion. ;-)
You can not choose where you are born, your parents decide this for you. As a child you can't decide where in this world you want to be and grow up, which therefore has an impact on your knowledge of Polish (if you raised in an other country). But if you look like a Pole (because your genes), exercise our religion and culture and you feel Polish, you love Poland, then you are definitive Polish. But you need the Polish genes, which is the most important. If you have enough of it you will feel automatically as a Pole and you feel attracted to your origin country and want be be with your compatriot, so why not go back for example?!


Do not go crazy with it BookOwl :-). You have Polish blood, If you feel Polish, and you love your origin country, come back, learn your origin language and people and live. You have the Polish Blood so it would be not too difficult to learn it, believe me. I had two half-Polish in my akademia i study, they learned it quick. But don't stay in America anymore, because you do not go further with your Polish roots. It's about what you want, how you feel.

Life / Before 1980 family in Poland was friendly towards immigrants; now they are not [11]

This about church and money is definitive typical Polish! ;-)

Life / WHY DO POLES USE ENGLISH WORDS IN CONVERSATION? [396]

English is the universal language, it is really the same in all countries.

Food / Is Polish food still more natural than in the West? [142]


yess, right

Food / Is Polish food still more natural than in the West? [142]


Very true, I think in Poland are a lot markets you can buy very fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, fish and so on. I do not know exactly how it looks in the other countries, but in Poland these markets are very often and popular - as they was always been, since my great-great-grandmother times :-)

Food / Is Polish food still more natural than in the West? [142]


zgadzam się całkowicie

Life / WHY DO POLES USE ENGLISH WORDS IN CONVERSATION? [396]


OK I don't have to justify any pretenses. Everyone has freedom of opinion, you know except my name and my nationality nothing about me, so do not judge about something of which you know too few

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]

Why you changed your profile informations from Japan to absolute Russian now?!
OK, whether you are from Russia, Japan or wherever, here a little information (quote from a book):
Early 16th Century was the first vodka distilled from grain. It is unclear whether this happened in Poland or Russia. Both countries claim the first vodka for themselves, however, some sources put the start of vodka production already on the 15th Century. The first official record of the production of vodka is 1405 from Sandomierz, in the former Kingdom of Poland.

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]


I've heard Asians are unable to stomach milk and alcohol, are you an exception? ;))

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]


very true ;D

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]


Yes none Polish should maybe better leave the finger from Polish vodka... ;-)

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]


It not only seems to be a vodka culture, it is a vodka culture!

Life / WHY DO POLES USE ENGLISH WORDS IN CONVERSATION? [396]

What the ****.... don't compare the Irish always with us Poles, we are a completely different country on a very different spot on the globe

Life / WHY DO POLES USE ENGLISH WORDS IN CONVERSATION? [396]


Yes same with me Drac90, I hate it! But it's in EVERY European country the same!!! English is the universal language, and everything hangs on America. Some Europeans treat Obama like it's their president! Stuuupid! I can't stand that. In Poland it is holy beliefe me, very very very holy. When I was in Sweden this spring, I almost understood every third word! LOL

Life / Piwo or wodka has had greater effect on polish culture? [19]


Hm Piwo yes it depends... after work beer, but I would say Vodka is more on the up in Poland, because it is our national drink. When a guest comes to visit, you are invited, birthday, on Christmas, new year... also after work or before sleep, Vodka! Vodka, definitely