Your genetics does not determine your personnality, your environment does. Poland is very different from America. So you dress and act like an American, not like a Pole.
If you speak Polish really well, spend a lot of time in Poland, and work hard at it, you may eventualy learn to dress and act like a Pole who grew up in Poland.
It's my family name and my relatives are all from Poland.
Radzik is a Polish surname(family name), common in all areas of Poland.
The noun polish is a common noun, as in "I am going to use some polish." The word polish is also a verb, as in "I will polish my shoes." The noun Polish is a proper noun as a word for the language of Poland, "They speak English and Polish." A proper noun is always capitalized. As an adjective, Polish is a proper adjective as in "They are a Polish family." A proper adjective is always capitalized.
There are several ways of spelling the name Kroll, they all originate in the Dutch, German and/or Polish languages.
"My Polish family" in Polish is "moja polska rodzina".
"Your family" in Polish is "Twoja rodzina".
well tell the polish station that your family get kidnap and don't kill that polish. the polish station will do all the work to get your family ;) == == well tell the polish station that your family get kidnap and don't kill that polish. the polish station will do all the work to get your family ;) == ==
Nikki Yanofsky is born Canadian but her ancestors are from Poland. Her family name is Yanofsky, which would be written in Polish as Janowski. All family names that end with "ski" or "ska" are Polish. The name has been transformed so it's easier for English native speakers in Canada to pronounce and write it.
in Poland there were actually no problems. Most people were moving to the u.s to become a citizen, Since people were nervous that something economically would go wrong. Thats also the reason why i moved from poland with my family.
My last name is Andratschke, and my family has tried to research it, and all we have come up with was either Czech or Polish. It was my Opa's last name, he immigrated from Poland.
"Taylor's family bakery" in Polish is "Piekarnia rodziny Taylor".
Polish people migrate to the UK because Poland is a very cheap place and if they got pay here then they could send off £25 a week to their family in Poland and it would be a small fortune to them. Also they may not get good pay over there so when they come over here they will be able to afford more things. Also they may be bored of their country and want to come to ours as it may be an exciting new start for them!! They may want to learn English and try different things that we English people do that the Polish don't!! I hope this helps :)