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antoni slawek  - | 2
  #121
Hello
My name Sławek I learn english and loking for person to write
Regards Sławek


ricardocameron  - | 3
  #122
Hi! My name is Don Ricardo Jr. I hold a TEFL certificate and am interested in teaching English in Poland next year. I am a beginner learning Polish language. I would be interested in trading conversation by Skype in the near future. Skype id: ricardocameron1 Forgive me for using google translate. I don't speak Polish very well yet!

Wesołych Świąt!

email: Dricardo1@gmail
Cześć! Nazywam się Don I posiadam certyfikat TEFL...


jakub_a  1 | 13
  #123
Merged:

Learn Polish



Can anyone help me find a tutor or teacher so I can learn Polish?


Jorunn
  #124
I am making a gift for a polish friend, I would like to write his name in the proper format (font). Can someone advise me of the respectful manor to write "Edward Jaworski"?


pawian  226 | 27199
  #125
Hmm, Poles do not use any special fonts for signing gifts.


Lyzko  48 | 10596
  #126
I recently received a birthday card from a Polish female friend and saw some unusual calligraphy, it's true. Perhaps it's a gender question.


Lenka  6 | 3703
  #127
The fact a female wrote to you in that way in no way implies it has anything to do with her being Polish or female.


Lyzko  48 | 10596
  #128
One can never be too sure, Lenka:-)


WinBren  1 | 3
  #129
Hello there! I am going to be spending some time in Poland soon, and while I am slowly learning formally through virtual classes it would be great to have a language partner to reinforce my learning. In exchange, I can teach English. We can converse about art, psychology, daily life, travel (these are just some of my interests!). Even better if you are living in Warsaw.


Maxxxy
  #130
Start with free Polish Course - masterslanguage


MichaelSanta
  #131
Merged:

Looking for someone learning Polish



Hello. I'm from Poland and learning English language. Looking for someone who learning polish language. We can help each other. My English level is between b1-b2. I prefer FaceTime or Skype or just chat at the beginning. Hope to find someone.


Lyzko  48 | 10596
  #132
If you are looking for a tandem partner, I'd be happy to volunteer my services.
I have an intermediate to advanced intermediate working knowledge of Polish while English is my "first" language although technically German is my mother tongue:-)

Looking forward to hearing back from you under tarsape@gmail.com or here in PF, whichever you'd prefer.

Czy pan szuka tandem partnera, ciesze sie bardzo na wspolprace.
Mam znajomosci polskiego na dobrym poziomie, choc angielski jest moim "pierwszym" jezykiem a niemiecki jest moim jezykiem ojczystym:-)

Moja e-mail: tarsape@gmail.com. Ale czy pan chcialby skontaktowac do mnie w PF, pan ma optcje.


SheHelp  - | 1
  #133
Merged:

I teach you Polish - Bradford, UK



I teach you Polish


mad_theologian  6 | 13
  #134
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Would to practice Polish with someone



Hey everyone, I'm Michael, currently A0 Polish and only know a few Polish phrases and maybe 50 vocab words.

Can anyone help me? I'm a very friendly guy and I love people.

Please let me know.

Michael


mad_theologian  6 | 13
  #135
Hi, I'm Michael. I'm Christian, from the US, and looking to find someone from whom to learn Polish. Please get in contact with me if you can help.


Atch  22 | 4338
  #136
I don't know why you feel it's necessary to say you're a 'Christian'. In fact, that would put a lot of people off as it makes you sound a like a religious maniac :) Your religion really has nothing to do with language learning unless you're also looking for friendship in the same package.

These people might be able to put you in touch with somebody. The second link has more detailed information about the people involved. They seem to encourage missionaries to come to Poland so they could probably help you with the language skills.

ewangeliczna.pl/en/

depoolsebergen.pl/en/evangelical-poland/


Alien  31 | 8084
  #137
don't know why you feel it's necessary to say you're a 'Christian'.

Because in his imagination Poland is a religious country. This is how every "objective" report about Poland begins.


Atch  22 | 4338
  #138
Yes, people do think that Poland is socially conservative because of Catholicism, which is far from the truth. Poland is very much a mixed bag these days.


pawian  226 | 27199
  #139
every "objective" report about Poland begins.

And quite correctly coz Poland is still conservative to a large extent. The majority of parties in the parliament come from the centre or right of the political spectrum. The left takes around 8%.


Atch  22 | 4338
  #140
I said socially conservative, not politically.


pawian  226 | 27199
  #141
While politics is completely disattached from the society and its issues. :):):) The society lives their own lives while politics is run by aliens from Mars or Venus. hahahaha buhahaha


MorskieOko9  - | 1
  #142
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NM Poles and looking to keep my Polish language vibrant. Anyone want to practice?



Hi,

I moved to NM from my deep Polish communities in NY and NJ and am looking to connect. I miss speaking Polish and the culture. Anyone out in Albuquerque? Anyone want to practice their Polish?

I am first Gen American and Polish is my first language.


Novichok  7 | 10654
  #143
If you know how to do it, you can have mine. It's free till the end of January. After that, lunch...


Alien  31 | 8084
  #144
Polish is my first language.

Write in Polish on this forum.


pankonieczko  - | 3
  #145
Hi, I will be happy to help you with your Polish if you need any assistance


TanyaB81272  - | 5
  #146
Merged:

Need Help Learning Polish



Good day....I am an American, with Polish ancestry wanting to learn Polish. Being our keyboards are obviously different, I would like to learn via zoom. Thanking you in advance!


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
  #147
Alien's first language is Polish, but has lived in Germany for many years and therefore knows German extremely well.


Rufus
  #148
I mean, people don't need a buddy to learn a foreign language any more - they just sit on computer and can learn with AI?


polski poliglota
  #149
learn with AI

Yes, exactly. AI is available 24/7, costs next to nothing, and crucially, doesn't spend its free time trolling PF for decades like the surplus of washed-up, self-appointed "English teachers" from Britain.

There is an exquisite irony in the British tradition of moving to Poland to teach English, only for their fly-by-night "language schools" to inevitably collapse, or for them to get fired from low-paid, entry-level teaching assistant positions. All in short order too.

English teaching was supposed to be the ultimate foolproof business.

The demand in Poland was always there.

Tellingly, and now unsurprisingly, the British consistently lacked the basic competence to deliver.


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
  #150
Rufus,
AI is hardly reliable in every case!
In the case of foreign language translation, I've noticed basic errors in rendering idioms from one language to another, especially if more culturally imbued.





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