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It doesn't mean anything.

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pręgowiec (amerykański)

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Bill Romanowski Paul Pozlusny Ron Jaworski Sebastian Janikowski Mark Stepnowski Steve Wisniewski

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1. JEDEN [ yeden]

2. DWA [dva]

3. TRZY [ tshi]

4. CZTERY [chiteri]

5. PIĘĆ [piench]

6. SZEŚĆ [sheshch]

7. SIEDEM [shedem]

8. OSIEM [oshem]

9. DZIEWIĘĆ [dchieviench]

10. DZIESIĘĆ [dshieshiench]

* polish sound for "sh" shall be spell like in "shield"

** "ch" like in "charm" or sometimes "chocolate"

*** "e" always like in "end"

**** "a" like "arm"

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If you talk to a male person:

Gdzie byłeś?, or Gdzieś ty był? (the last one is rather colloquial but kinda common).

If you talk to a female person:

Gdzie byłaś?, or Gdzieś ty była? respectively

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Dzieki Dziekuje

Dzienks

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There is no such number in Polish passports.

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bardzo ciebie lubię

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bardzo mało

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Jerzy, or Jurek.

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hmm... it's hard to say, it's sounds to me like a word dupa(bum) , but I'm not so sure..

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well the most important benefit is you can speak Polish like a professional.

another is if you have a friend that speaks Polish then you guys could use it as a secret language :P

the last one is that if you fall in love with a Polish person and you want to talk to them-even if they speak your native language- they will be surprised of your knowledge.

other than that.. speaking Polish can just be a talent.

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There's Polish, spelled with the capital "p," which means originating in Poland, such as Polish people or Poles, and there's polish as in nail polish. So you spelled it right:p However, the two words (Polish and polish) are pronounced differently.

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"Myśliwy" regardless of gender.

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''Wesołych świąt'' :)

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It shine.

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"chodzmy do klasy"

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Hitler hated the Polish because they were a very strong resistance to him and his Master Plan. The Polish are known for their courage and strong patriotism, something that Hitler viewed as a big obstacle to his plan of creating a Germanized world (and thus erasing Polish culture and tradition). Even before invading Poland, Hitler knew this, and had a special plan made to "deal" with the "Polish problem"- this included killing as many resistance members as possible, especially Polish intellectuals, as they were the first people most likely to form a resistance.

Despite being Slavs, and therefore considered by the Nazis as "sub-human", many poles have the desirable racial characteristics Hitler so valued, (Aryan and Nordic features), and are thus became an important "racial value" to Hitlers Master Plan. Hitler knew that creating the Master race was not only a question of killing off other races, but of propagating the Aryan race. He knew that even if everyone in Germany started reproducing like mad, this would never be enough to cover and to "Gernamize" the occupied territories. Therefore, any Nordic blood that was found on the occupied territories was of great value to Hitler - as he believed that the German Aryan peoples had become strewn across Europe and that this "valuable blood" had to be taken advantage of.

Himmler and Hitler didnt kill all Poles immediately: they would be categorized into several groups: the first were the Polish Jews and Poles with Jewish blood, which were immediately exterminated. Next were the intellectuals, dangerous because of their leadership characteristics, also to be exterminated immediately. The rest of the population were divided into Nordic-looking people and non-Nordic looking people. The latter was sent to forced labor and concentration camps. The Nordic looking Polish people were further divided into categories: those who resisted the Germanization (these were exterminated), and those that wanted to be a part of it. However, most Polish adults (over age of 18) were strongly against Hitler, and this is why Hitler exterminated them, despite their Aryan genetic values. Had the Poles allowed it, Himmler would have set up "Lebensborn" (meaning "Fountain of Life") centers in and around Poland, to serve as mating factories for Aryans. Such Lebensborn centers existed in Norway, as the Norwegians were less resistent to Hitler than the Poles. With the Polish resistance, however, the creation of such centers was not possible. The only solution to get the most out of this "valuable genetic blood" was to steal Aryan looking Polish babies, and to germanize them. Hitler believed that in taking these infants from their mothers, he was fulfilling the Aryan duty to "recuperate our own blood strewn across eastern europe and bring it back to the homeland - if they will not give it to us, we will steal it". Special Nazi units were trained to recognize Aryan Polish children (blond hair, light eyes, etc) and snatch them during the night or whenever. Some babies were even snatched from their mother's arms. As one Nazi officer put it: "When we see a Polish girl with blond hair and blue eyes, we cannot believe she is not speaking German. If she lived in Germany, she would be a beautiful German girl." It is reported that over 200,000 Polish children live in Germany today but are actually kidnapped children from Poland as babies during the war, and they don't even know it!

So Hitler hated Poles for their resistance, their Jewish population, their culture, and mostly because the Polish Aryans refused to become German.

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Ok, here it is: 1. Jak Pan ma na imię? 2. Proszę podać swoje imię.

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Originally, most Polish immigrants to the United States were Roman Catholics. Later, during and after World War II, Polish Jews began to immigrate to America.

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Tak

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chodz tutaj teraz

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Yes, there are. See the related link for information.