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Polish culture does not have a formal "tea time" tradition like some other countries, but tea is still a popular beverage in Poland. Many Poles enjoy drinking tea, especially in social settings or during gatherings with family and friends. While there may not be a designated time for tea, it is common to serve it alongside snacks or desserts during meals or as part of hospitality.
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Who was the Massachusetts royal governor at the time of the Boston tea party?
He demanded the tea be unloaded and that the people pay the taxes on the tea.
How do the Polish people spell Sofia?
The Polish equivalent is Zofia.
What is underwear in Polish?
Majtki is underwear in Polish. Other polish people, don't be jelues of mua.
Did the Holocaust victims consist of polish people?
YES, The Holocaust victims did consist polish people.
Do polish have big noses?
yes polish people do have bi noses
Why do people have tea?
In Europe, there is tea time, where people have to have tea.
Who was Massachusetts royal governor at the time of the bostons tea party?
He demanded the tea be unloaded and that the people pay the taxes on the tea.
When do polish people eat soup?
Any time they would like to.
Who was the Massachusetts royal governor at the time of the Boston tea party?
He demanded the tea be unloaded and that the people pay the taxes on the tea.
What time do french people eat tea?
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Who lives in the home of polish people?
polish people
What do English people in their spare time?
Drink tea in there castle's
Which is correct at tea time or on tea time?
at tea time is correct
What does tea means?
Pouring too much tea into a cup.
What is the word for polish people?
The word for Polish people is "Poles."
Why are Polish people considered for jobs before English people?
Because they require less pay most of the time.
Do polish people have to have green eyes?
No, Polish people do not have to have green eyes. Eye color is determined by genetics and can vary among individuals within any population, including Polish people. Eye color is not a defining characteristic of Polish identity.
