bolo
27 Nov 2007
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
Here is a practical use of the Polish word "kurwa" ("o kurwa" in this case):
Here is a practical use of the Polish word "kurwa" ("o kurwa" in this case):
bolo
27 Oct 2007
Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]
I would call it The Nose and Fella Adequate Technique.
I have a big nose (in real life looks bigger than on a picture) so I also have a big fella. You know what I mean ;].
I would call it The Nose and Fella Adequate Technique.
I have a big nose (in real life looks bigger than on a picture) so I also have a big fella. You know what I mean ;].
bolo
27 Oct 2007
Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]
You can try a custom technique tha should for you: :]
I am finding it difficult reading the numbers on the ruler, despite being short-sighted.
You can try a custom technique tha should for you: :]
bolo
27 Oct 2007
Genealogy / Do Polish people have big noses? [450]
... or he's just wondering how to measure his nose correctly :
... or he's just wondering how to measure his nose correctly :
bolo
27 Oct 2007
bolo
6 Aug 2007
Language / Polish sayings [237]
Niedeleko pada jabłko od jabłoni.
Apple doesn't drop to far from the tree in polish lettering?
Niedeleko pada jabłko od jabłoni.
bolo
26 Jan 2007
bolo
10 Jan 2007
Life / Customs - First Holy Communion in Poland [42]
I received an electronic watch for my first communion.
I received an electronic watch for my first communion.
bolo
8 Dec 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
If you want to tell this to an adult person and you are a male, you could say: "Tak do kurwy nedzy, jestem Polakiem".
If you want to tell this to an adult person and you are a male, you could say: "Tak do kurwy nedzy, jestem Polakiem".
bolo
25 Oct 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
Zajebista/zajebiscie/zajebisty are slogan, swear words. Actually you could also translate it using only one word: "great" or "awsome," but since the term "zajebista" derive from the swear words "jebac" [to fcuk] or "zajebac" [to fcuk up, fcuk], the best Polish translation is "fcuking great" or "fcuking awsome."
Zajebista/zajebiscie/zajebisty are slogan, swear words. Actually you could also translate it using only one word: "great" or "awsome," but since the term "zajebista" derive from the swear words "jebac" [to fcuk] or "zajebac" [to fcuk up, fcuk], the best Polish translation is "fcuking great" or "fcuking awsome."
bolo
25 Oct 2006
bolo
16 Oct 2006
bolo
12 Oct 2006
Travel / Best places to visit in Poland [91]
I think you should still be fine in Warsaw as it's the fastest developing city in Poland. If you need more "fresh air" Gdansk or Krakow will be good choices for sure..
I think you should still be fine in Warsaw as it's the fastest developing city in Poland. If you need more "fresh air" Gdansk or Krakow will be good choices for sure..
bolo
12 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [237]
There you go!
:)
I cannot remember now.. But I think it was my usual remark.. like "your butt looks very nice today"...
There you go!
:)
I cannot remember now.. But I think it was my usual remark.. like "your butt looks very nice today"...
bolo
12 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [237]
I know a good one (in Polish) -- I was told this in my school years and I'll remember it until the rest of my life... since it was pretty much embarrasing to hear that in the presence of 20 other students. I tried to be funny and one of the girls told me: "Ale zes zablysnal jak widly w gnoju." Don't know how to properly translate it though (help :).
I know a good one (in Polish) -- I was told this in my school years and I'll remember it until the rest of my life... since it was pretty much embarrasing to hear that in the presence of 20 other students. I tried to be funny and one of the girls told me: "Ale zes zablysnal jak widly w gnoju." Don't know how to properly translate it though (help :).
bolo
10 Oct 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
zjadacze labedzi (?) Unless it's some kind of an idiom
swan eaters
zjadacze labedzi (?) Unless it's some kind of an idiom
bolo
4 Oct 2006
Life / Exam for Drivers License in Poland; English? [99]
I passed on the third time - the driving was more difficult than theory; fortunately I took a couple of *private lessons* with the instructor who "was said to knew the examinator" -- maybe it helped? :)
For American friends here I should mention that in Poland there are not so many one-way streets; streets are not that wide; and you had to drive a stick-shift. When I was passing the exam you were supposed to drive the examiner's car - usually the one you have seen and driven for the first time in your life :).
I passed on the third time - the driving was more difficult than theory; fortunately I took a couple of *private lessons* with the instructor who "was said to knew the examinator" -- maybe it helped? :)
For American friends here I should mention that in Poland there are not so many one-way streets; streets are not that wide; and you had to drive a stick-shift. When I was passing the exam you were supposed to drive the examiner's car - usually the one you have seen and driven for the first time in your life :).
bolo
20 Sep 2006
bolo
12 Sep 2006
Genealogy / Want to find a person [762]
People searchers - if you pay somene he/she'll find the guy ;). Phone books may work unless the person is not delisted. ID numbers -- not as advanced like in the US where soon chips in head will become "popular" ;).
People searchers - if you pay somene he/she'll find the guy ;). Phone books may work unless the person is not delisted. ID numbers -- not as advanced like in the US where soon chips in head will become "popular" ;).
bolo
7 Sep 2006
Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]
Not when you get used to it... A normal healthy man can drink a couple of beers every day (could be addictive on the long run though so be careful)..
Not when you get used to it... A normal healthy man can drink a couple of beers every day (could be addictive on the long run though so be careful)..
bolo
2 Sep 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]
It doesn't matter how you call it - what matters is what you can do with it... :)
I'll ask bolo which one he prefers.
It doesn't matter how you call it - what matters is what you can do with it... :)
bolo
23 Aug 2006
Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]
I think you meant - effects of long-term practice of yoga..
Effects of Spiritus:
I think you meant - effects of long-term practice of yoga..
bolo
23 Aug 2006
bolo
22 Aug 2006
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]
If a girl smiles at me then I feel "I may have a chance" so then yes, I will open/hold her the door :).
If a girl smiles at me then I feel "I may have a chance" so then yes, I will open/hold her the door :).
bolo
22 Aug 2006
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]
I used to open doors for a woman, but now I seldom do it because women are now in such competition with men that I feel opening a door for a woman would show my weakness.. :)
I used to open doors for a woman, but now I seldom do it because women are now in such competition with men that I feel opening a door for a woman would show my weakness.. :)
bolo
17 Aug 2006
Love / Are Polish men shy and take things slow? [123]
So it seems Polish guys are popular now? Why is that that it never happens to me... ::(
So it seems Polish guys are popular now? Why is that that it never happens to me... ::(
bolo
27 Jul 2006
bolo
25 Jul 2006
bolo
22 Jul 2006
Genealogy / Zelem family - Southeast poland [73]
I wonder why most of tourist sites have not been available in the English versions yet. I can see lost business opportunities there...
The site is only in Polish though
I wonder why most of tourist sites have not been available in the English versions yet. I can see lost business opportunities there...
bolo
18 Jul 2006