What's your connection with Poland? Penpals.

I study Polish in Serbia, I was in Krakow last year. Nice. Language is a very meaningful connection.

Well like the Pol's i am an Eng and we both live in a Land :) that is my link with Poland

Everything connects me to Poland:
I was born in Poland, grew up in Poland, left Poland and am coming back to Poland soon (for good this time, hopefully).

Nika i love Poland and everything about it and the people are beautiful. I have many Polish friends also I am learning the language.I hope to have a Polish husband and child one day.God Bless Poland!!!!.

Except for that Polish guy you were so in love with that ran off on you eh? I guess he wasn't so great...but dont worry I am sure he is the ONLY one like that. Oh and you are going to LOVE customer service and government offices here...they are super!

Your naivete is setting you up for a lot of pain. The romantic image you have of Poland is not true and you already have been cheated on by a Polish guy yet you still are obsessed with them. It should show you that no culture is as wonderful as you imagine it to be. I just shake my head at the number of people like you I have known...I really with they would listen.

First of all TJ123 that was one idiot. secound of all I have loads of Polish male and female friends infact one Polish guy is helping me with alot of things in my life.I have dated British Polish and American. yeah British are one of the most honest men I have dated FYI.

Born in England to Polish parents
Polish stepfather
Passed GCSE Grade A in Polish
Fluent in Polish
I go to a Polish church
Frequent traveller to Poland
Married in Polish in a Polish church in the UK
One Polish ex-wife
Two Polish ex-girlfriends and currently looking for another (haha).

And I read ANGORA every week.

will that do? :)

lol

no its not good enough if you ask me :) i think you need to gain Polish citizenship, then you'll convince me.

Hey everyone, I just thought I'd say... hey to everyone:-)
To answer the thread question, I'm starting my Polish studies in the university in September. That's why I thought I'd join this forum. I've already learnt a lot in this forum!

Więc... cześć :-)

75% Polish
Will go one day.
Will fluently speak one day as well.

frm poland :)

My reason;
I'm Turkish and I'm in a relationship with a polish guy, bad thing is, im studying in TRNC... will be there soon hopefully, and here in forum so i can get some good ideas about Poland etc

Cheers!

Two children, one ex-husband, one ex-mother-in-law, one current partner and family, and a natural suspicion of prawns (although I can overcome this - Poles, it seems, cannot) (or not the ones I know).

And a lot of friends.

Went out to teach English in Poland on a 2-week contract, and decided it was too interesting a place to suss in just 2 weeks, so stayed for 2 years and returned home with booty husband. And the rest is (a rather chequered) history ...

I'm Hungarian and well, everybody knows the bilingual poem... ;)

This and "W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie" make up 70% of my Polish knowledge, but at least it's well appreciated by my Polish friends...

Polish people are AWESOME, by the way :)

I heard you stole goulash from Poles.

Nothing really except for an old girlfriend. I'm Venezuelan.

Polish. At tender age of 16 transplanted, with my family, to USA.

I'm not quite sure now where I'm from.

Originally from England but I haven't lived there for the past 25 years. I married a Spanish girl, got divorced but still live in spain. However, my main business is in southern Brazil so go quite often. Met a wonderful Polish woman about 2 years ago which made me buy a place in Gdynia. We now spend time in between these places depending on what we have to do.

Most of my family is Polish. I have a large distant family, like 100+ people who were born and raised in Poland, (yet a lot of my family migrated towards western countries and the states). And of course my memories as well as friendships I've made in Poland before I even started to walk-LOL-I still remember that.

youtu.be/1BD-lFQ5iKs

Lived here for 11 years.
Polish driving licence.
Employed by Polish company.
Polish wife.
Polish Son.
Polish mother in law (living with us at the moment).
Waiting for Polish citizenship.
Can almost speak Polish.

My connection is the polish cat.

MY DOG HAS POLISH BLOOD

I was born in Poland and I've been living there for 13 years of my life :) I am fluent in Polish, all of my family is Polish, I go to Poland at least once a year.

My Grandparents are from Poland. My Grandmother moved here (to the US) about 80 years ago when she was 2.

I am not suprsied, God's own country, to bad that some of the natives are not that welcoming, or their politicians anway.

Ate someone?

no my dog is retarded.

You know what they say about dogs and their owners :)

he he !!!

One of my grandmothers was born in Poland. That generation was the last to come over to the US. I also live near Chicago, which has a huge Polish population. Not too hard to find good Polish food there, though nothing is quite like babcia used to make.