Polish Language and Culture

Mostly Roman Catholic.

that's wrong im polish and are re;ligon is mosltely christian we r just like u guyz we dress the saME BUT WE DONT HAVE ENY RULES LIKE 2 DONT WEAR STUFF

roman catholic are cristians durr !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

who cares the polish birds are fit!!!! if you are a fit polish girl call 07595048075

No get a grip^^

Assuming that you are Polish citizen and you are not taking a detour to any non-Schengen countries (i.e. you are not flying to the Canaries via London or via Casablanca), you should be fine. Traveling within Schengen countries for Schengen citizens requires only a simple form of identification like an ID Card or Driver's License.

Polish people have a lot of reasons for leaving Poland and moving to the UK. Poland was quite a poor country and it was overcrowded, due to Poland's big population, it was hard to find jobs. After 2004, when Poland joined the EU, polish people came to the UK in search of higher paying jobs also in Poland they didn't have free health care nor did they live a good quality life.

no

Same way everyone does.

Don't judge a country.

It's religions that do things differently.

Not countries as you can't use stereotypes in these sort of things.

Ty.

You are = Ty jestes

depends on the context

so are/do you = ty też / ty tesh

and you? = a ty?

sum

Surykatka

'A house' in polish is 'Dom'.

Rysować means drawing in polish. Rysujemy means that WE are drawing. Ja rysuję means that I am drawing. On rysuje means HE is drawing. Ona rysuje means SHE is drawing. Oni rysują means they are drawing (for males or both genders). One rysują means that they are drawing (for females).

Amanda

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Anywhere they want to! Polish citizens as EU nationals have the right to live and work anywhere within the European Union. But to be more specific many live in London, being the UKs largest city with particular concentrations in the Hammersmith area and Ealing among other 'little Polands.' The town of Peterborough in Cambridgeshire also has many resident Polish nationals.

They also do many of the jobs lazy council-flat dwelling English morons refuse to do and with a better attitude and work ethic. If the Poles and other EU workers left the UK tomorrow the British economy would be in an even more parlous state than it already is.

Sounds like the person who wrote the above is a moron (what does parlous mean, perilous?) Poles tell me, they are able to share the rent on a house or flat between many of them, save their money and go home, where it is worth more. Can the British do this?

Also I read in a Polish magazine details of benefits, and how to acquire them ! So not all Poles come to work, some do both, benefit and work.

Are people aware, many "Poles" are Russian? Not part of Europe !

You say it :ANGIELSKI :) :)

gootolapa

gniazdo

I'm from Poland. "Good bye" means in polish "do widzenia" or "żegnaj". We often say "cześć" or "do zobaczenia" (see you; bye).

popanos

Belarus is landlocked and has no seaports.

There are two large towns on rivers near the border: Brest (Brzes'c') on the river Bug, and Grodno (on the river Niemen.

in polish : Edward [edvard]

Destiny = Przeznaczenie

"truskawka"

This is not a question in Polish language or culture