No. "Polish" is a nationality, while "Jewish" means a member of the Jewish religion. Additionally, most Poles are Catholics.
If you're asking about the Yiddish language (which some people call "Jewish"), the answer is also no. Yiddish is a distinct language, not identical to another language. It's most closely related to German.
they are the same thing
Adar is the last month of the Jewish calendar. Purim is a Jewish holiday celebrated on the 14th of Adar. They are not one and the same thing.
it means the same thing that it means in English
No. Lech Walesa in not Jewish; he is a Polish Catholic.
Yes. She was the daughter of Polish Jewish immigrants to the U.S.
No, she is Polish-Irish and only thinks she is Jewish when she is drunk.
They are basicaly the same. I believe nail lacquer is just thicker.
Ghettos, the same as for any neighborhood that is segregated for ethnic or cultural reasons.
Black nail polish is for anyone who wants it. And it looks great if you have the right style going.It's not necessarily a 'Jewish' thing per say; it's more of an emo-counterculture or high fashion thing.Jewish answer:Not especially. Of the thousands of Jews I've seen, none has ever been wearing black nail polish.
Same thing as in every other language. We consider it as a shortened emoTIONAL.
well this may not be much of a help but my family is Jewish and polish so normally ending in SKI like ex: LEKOWSKI
No it is not it is purely polish surname