Envyme
8 Feb 2013
Envyme
28 Jan 2013
History / Do Silesia people consider themselves to be Silesians, not Poles nor Germans? [15]
They feel mostly German and speak an German dialect.
They feel mostly German and speak an German dialect.
Envyme
19 Jan 2013
Off-Topic / What Slavic language is closer to Lithuanian? [16]
According to this, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
According to this, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
Envyme
19 Jan 2013
Off-Topic / What Slavic language is closer to Lithuanian? [16]
What is it you disagree with me that Lithuanian doesn't sound Russian?
What is it you disagree with me that Lithuanian doesn't sound Russian?
Envyme
19 Jan 2013
Off-Topic / What Slavic language is closer to Lithuanian? [16]
Well, the Lithuanian language is in the Baltic language group. I think I would say it's probably closest to Russian considering that Lithuania was once part of the Russian Empire until it's independence in 1918. I assume their language would of been Russian influenced during that time. I could be wrong, of course.
Well, the Lithuanian language is in the Baltic language group. I think I would say it's probably closest to Russian considering that Lithuania was once part of the Russian Empire until it's independence in 1918. I assume their language would of been Russian influenced during that time. I could be wrong, of course.
Envyme
19 Jan 2013
Envyme
11 Jan 2013
Language / 'Angielka Geniusz' - Is this correct in Polish? [6]
Thanks gumishu, but why not "Geniusz Angielski"? An adjective goes after a noun, as I remember.
Thanks gumishu, but why not "Geniusz Angielski"? An adjective goes after a noun, as I remember.
Envyme
11 Jan 2013
Language / 'Angielka Geniusz' - Is this correct in Polish? [6]
A question for the Polish speakers on the forum.
I finally decided to learn Polish as I know some native speakers of the language. I change the bit that normally says "Senior Member", "Junior Member" etc. to what should translate as English Genius, which I have put as Angielka Geniusz. Is that correct or not?
A question for the Polish speakers on the forum.
I finally decided to learn Polish as I know some native speakers of the language. I change the bit that normally says "Senior Member", "Junior Member" etc. to what should translate as English Genius, which I have put as Angielka Geniusz. Is that correct or not?