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What's your connection with Poland? Penpals.


polishgirltx
17 Oct 2008   #1
i'm Polish, born in Krakow...

how about you?
Filios1  8 | 1336
17 Oct 2008   #2
half-Polish, born in near in Krzeszowice
-very close to Krakow ;)
pawian  219 | 24655
17 Oct 2008   #3
I`m Polish, born in Krakow....
SeanBM  34 | 5781
17 Oct 2008   #4
I was just wondering the same thing about the people on PF.

I live here.
6 years ago I was trying to get a job in Japan to buy a flat in South Africa.
So I googled jobs in Japan, it was all teaching English, so I did a T.E.F.L course and while I was their I got offered a job teaching English here in Poland.

I have to admit I did not know much about Poland at the time but not many Polish people knew anything about Ireland (things have changed).

I actually joined PF to learn more about the social use of computers.
Wroclaw  44 | 5359
17 Oct 2008   #5
What's your connection with Poland?

My family, passport, home, work etc.

As most of the forum know... I wasn't born here.
Bartolome  2 | 1083
17 Oct 2008   #6
What's your connection with Poland?

skype
Filios1  8 | 1336
17 Oct 2008   #7
Krakow is well represented ;)
SeanBM  34 | 5781
17 Oct 2008   #8
skype

What does that mean?, did you meet someone on Skype who is Polish?
LondonChick  31 | 1133
17 Oct 2008   #9
Am British - had never been to Poland until a few years ago.

Now, most of my business projects are in Poland and I travel there fairly frequently.
Bartolome  2 | 1083
17 Oct 2008   #10
What does that mean?, did you meet someone on Skype who is Polish?

No
It's how I connect with Poland. (I'm Polish myself)
Solan  1 | 16
17 Oct 2008   #11
I work in the building industri here in Norway and there are lots of polish workers here. I have made som good polish friends and I'm slowly trying to learn the language. Went to Poland for the first time this summer.
SeanBM  34 | 5781
17 Oct 2008   #12
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Where did you go and what do you think of it?
Solan  1 | 16
17 Oct 2008   #13
I went to Wadowice and Krakow. It was great and I loved it! Krakow is beautiful and there was lots and lots to see, and Wadowice is small and very nice!
HAL9009  2 | 323
17 Oct 2008   #14
Polish woman. Sigh!
southern  73 | 7059
17 Oct 2008   #15
Always getting polish women while searching for other nationalities.A strange situation.
Wahldo
17 Oct 2008   #16
maybe you should start beating the bushes for Nigerian women then.
osiol  55 | 3921
17 Oct 2008   #17
What's your connection with Poland?

A very long piece of string with which I left a trail so I'd be able to find my way back to somewhere I've had a couple of nice holidays. Caution all shipping in the eastern English Channel. I hope I don't trip up any cars innocently driving through Germany.
JustysiaS  13 | 2235
17 Oct 2008   #18
i'm Polish, born in Lidzbark Warm., North East Poland :)
AriRo  - | 3
17 Oct 2008   #19
my friend..and the bad words he teaches me..LOL
HAL9009  2 | 323
18 Oct 2008   #20
Caution all shipping in the eastern English Channel

Hey careful there you might get caught in a propeller and end up being led to somewhere like the South China Sea........, all those strings hanging about the world and that.
purplelady  1 | 32
18 Oct 2008   #21
I have Polish ancestors on my mother's side of the family, Irish on my dad's. I live in the US and have visited Poland twice with a tour group of Polish Americans. It's a beautiful country with a lot of history.
McCoy  27 | 1268
19 Oct 2008   #22
half-Polish

half-greek?
rangersfan527
21 Oct 2008   #23
skype

lol
Arien  2 | 710
21 Oct 2008   #24
I have a few friends in Racibórz, one of my aunts is Polish, my nephew has a Polish girlfriend, I have a Polish friend who lives here in Holland and I also have a few Polish colleagues..

I became interested in learning the Polish language because of a girl who told me she fell in love with me, but then she went off with another guy just a few days before she was supposed to meet me..

I'm teaching myself Dutch these days, I actually forgot how to speak my own language properly..
jnowiski  2 | 121
21 Oct 2008   #26
my last name basically. that's pretty much it.
Lodz_The_Boat  32 | 1522
21 Oct 2008   #27
Polish, born in Lodz, Poland. Living in Poland...

Well... i seem to be a part of the very switch board...then just being connected!
bobbon  1 | 5
22 Oct 2008   #28
No real link to Poland; I'm a teacher and we're getting a number of new Polish children into the area, so I'm just interested in learning enough Polish to be able to make them comfortable while they settle in.

Oh - and I like those wonderful Polish chocolate bars they've started stocking in Tesco!

(I should say I'd be delighted to hear from anyone who has experience of settling into an English school or knows anything about this, as well.)
dnz  17 | 710
22 Oct 2008   #29
Came here initially for a few months, Loved it, realised that England was a sinking ship and decided to stay a bit longer.

Have to go back to England next week though for a few months :(
Filios1  8 | 1336
22 Oct 2008   #30
half-greek?

Yes... mothers side.


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