Notable are Germans (150 000), Belarussians (50 000) and Ukrainians (30 000)
Polish is spoken by 97.8% of people in Poland, where it is the official language. In addition, Polish is spoken by 5.6% of Lithuanians and by a small minority of Ukrainians. (Percentages are from the 2007 edition of the CIA World Factbook).Poland is the only Polish-speaking country, though they may be some small Polish-speaking communities elsewhere. About 98% or more of Poland's population of 38 million speak Poland. At least half a million Polish speakers are thought to live in the United Kingdom also. Small numbers of Polish speakers live in Germany, Ukraine and Ireland.Only its original country = Poland.Poland, mainly.
I think most are still for any race with only certain other criteria like grades or where you live.
Jewish scribes lived, and still live, wherever there are Jewish communities worldwide.
Warsaw ( Warszawa ) is the capital city in Poland. People in Poland live anywhere but the most population live in the capital city which is Poland.
Live in Poland was created on 1997-06-22.
Poland
Aztec homes are still around but they are generally preserved as site seeing places. Most modern day Aztecs live in the cities, but there are a minority of the Aztec people that live in the underdeveloped parts of Mexico and live similarly to their ancestors.
People in Poland live on the country side and the cities/towns.
Belweder in Warsaw, Poland.
Similarities among the communities live in
Most people in Poland live in Warsaw (a capital) and in Silesian Voivodeship.
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