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Posts by imano  

Joined: 19 Feb 2012 / Male ♂
Last Post: 27 Jul 2014
Threads: 10
Posts: 42
From: wroclaw, poland
Speaks Polish?: yes
Interests: polish language and culture

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imano   
4 Aug 2012
Love / My Polish bf cheated on me with a black girl [45]

he's probably going to get scammed. take this from an African. there are many africans, needing money so they pretend to be "girls" and "fall in love" with americans or europeans and dupe them. tell him not to be stupid. i'm from Ghana.
imano   
2 Nov 2012
Language / Learning Polish to communicate with my boyfriend's family - where to start? [16]

come to poland, enroll in an intensive polish class. for instance, the ones organized by Wroclaw University of Tech or Lodz University and trust me, in 6 months you'll be speaking polish that makes sense....like me. but well that depends also on how fast you grab things as the polish grammar is way "off". all the best.

also speak with your bf in polish ;)
imano   
2 Nov 2012
Language / What has been the hardest language for you to learn? [81]

for me none. i thought polish was tough, but it's not. when you understand the grammar, you come to realise it's one of the most beautiful languages on the planet. i like it. it makes me think and use my brain which is yet another reason i'm in love with this language.
imano   
2 Nov 2012
Language / i don't understand this, "rozmawianO" and "pitO"? [18]

"Rozmawiano by ze mną"
"Pito by za moje zdrowie"

i understand what the sentence is saying but why "rozmawianO" and "pitO"? with the"o" at the end? what part of polish grammar is this?
imano   
3 Nov 2012
Language / i don't understand this, "rozmawianO" and "pitO"? [18]

wow! you guys rock! i understand this now. i was learning "tryb warunkowe" yesterday...and while i was reading, and having fun, this part of polish grammar killed my mood and confused me. so i just slept. now i'm going back to the book to continue ;)

@boletus are you a teacher?
imano   
10 Nov 2012
Language / i don't understand this, "rozmawianO" and "pitO"? [18]

you guys are very brilliant. you're teaching me a lot!

but i don't understand why the polish language is so difficult!

just about 2 days ago...our mathematics analysis professor didn't know if she should use "oba" or "oboje" when she was teaching us!! and she's a Polish doctor :).
imano   
8 Dec 2012
Law / Working in EU countries and in UK with Poland's Residence Card (Karta Pobytu)? [51]

Merged: Polish (temporary residence permit). work in Holland?

hi friends.

i study in Poland and have a temporary polish residence permit. i want to ask if it's possible for me to work during the holidays in Holland. if i can't is there any extra thing i can do to work during the holidays in Holland. i'm not a European citizen :)...

thanks in advance for any help or advice.
imano   
21 Dec 2012
Study / Good math book (math analysis) in English? Computer sciense study in Poland. [5]

yeah you know. i do this. but sometimes they are teaching something in polish, they say something, and there's nothing like that in English with google translator!! and it's hard to find out what they are talking about :(. so i end up not knowing. i know math is the same everywhere.

in my lectures, sometimes they say somethings that i can't find English translation for. and it's hard to find what they are talking about.
imano   
11 Mar 2013
Language / jeśli OR jeżeli [13]

so what's the difference between these 2 words:

jeśli and jeżeli

??

:D.

i see both words often and i understand them both to mean "if"...but i'm not sure which is "more formal" or whatever...i just don't get the difference :).
imano   
11 Mar 2013
Language / jeśli OR jeżeli [13]

grubas
actually there's a difference between "further" and "farther" :)
imano   
11 Mar 2013
Language / jeśli OR jeżeli [13]

oh you live in the US. case close. let's not compare languages now with demographics being a factor.

besides. we're talking about jeśli OR jeżeli (polish; the official language of just one country)
imano   
20 Oct 2013
Language / Pomówić usage [5]

I'm reading this grammar book and came across this sentence:

"Jesteś moim studentem już od trzech lat. Możemy więc pomówić szczerze."

I checked the meaning of "pomówić" = slander, accuse.

The meaning doesn't fit. Could it be that the book is not using the word "pomówić" right or it has another meaning? If it does, I want to know.

Thanks.
imano   
20 Oct 2013
Language / niczemu or niczego [5]

what's the difference betweent "niczemu" and "niczego" can you please use them in a sentence?
imano   
20 Oct 2013
Language / Pomówić usage [5]

thanks a lot :). So if i replaced "pomowic" with "porozmawiac", would the sentence still have made the same sense?
imano   
20 Oct 2013
Language / niczemu or niczego [5]

So can you please use both words in a sentence? that way i get to understand them more. :)
imano   
31 Dec 2013
Law / Pepper Spray Legality in Poland [9]

I'm a young black male studying in Poland. I've been in Poland for approximately 2 years now and I live in Wroclaw.

When I go out at night I usually meet some racists and people who are unhappy that I'm black and living in this country.

I don't know why but that's their problem. My problem is I can't own a gun or any weapon when some of these guys get

really out of control.

Few days ago, I was attacked by one bouncer in Pasaz Niepolda. I was standing outside [Just STANDING!!] when one bouncer
walked towards me and started screaming shouting stuff like "wypierdalaj stąd..." I COMPLETELY ignored him so he felt he
was talking to a brick wall. I didn't react. I realised the other bouncers where standing just few meters away waiting for me to

react so we can start a fight. But that's not what I want. I don't want to fight anyone over stupid reasons like they're black, green or blue.

This bouncer pushed really hard expecting I'd fall trying to provoke me. Then he hit me REALLY hard in the face that
for a couple of hours I couldn't feel my face. That has be my first real physical attack in Poland. Usually they insult me...but I don't

care about that.

Is it legal for me to have a pepper spray with me here in Poland. Will I need any permission to use it. And if in self-defence, I spray

some ****, will I have problems with the law?

I don't want to hurt anyone, just in the same way I would hate someone to hit me for NO REASON.
imano   
14 Jan 2014
Law / My package (postal) is being held at Zabrze, how can I get it released? [4]

So I had my uncle send me a phone from USA through USPS which works with Poczta Polska I believe. I kept checking the tracking number and realised that the item goes through customs clearance twice each day. My uncle asked me to call Poczta Polska and they told me item is "zatrzymywany węzeł ekspedycyjno-rozdzielczy w zabrzu". The item is marked as a "gift" and they don't want to release the device. I keep calling them and no one picks up, at some point the phone is busy but no one ever picks my call. This is not normal but has anyone had problems like this and what can I do to get my item.

Woman at Poczta Polska told me maybe they need some "faktura" but how can a gift have that? Why don't they want to release my package?

Do they even know what's in the package? If yes, do they have the right to open it without my consent or presence?