Polish Language and Culture

Jolanta.

party = przyjęcie

jeden [yeden] dwa [dva] trzy [tshi]

"jajko" (pronounced "yayko") or "jajo"

"No" in Polish is "Nie".

Michal

The best way to polish driftwood is with a deer antler.

If it's a good friend, it's "mój przyjaciel/moja przyjaciółka". If it's just a colleague, it's "mój kolega/moja koleżanka".

Lots of people live in apartments and ordinary houses, but here are some special Polish houses: http://tinyurl.com/a5bwdp

Yes , His father is a Polish king his name was Władysław III.

Gdzie jest łazienka?

Polish internauts commonly use "lol". Don't know about Vietnamese.

Yes, it is. Polish for of this name is Karolina.

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.

Sage as a wise man would be Mędrzec [Mendshec]

Sage as a plant : Szałwia [Shauvia]

"W imię Ojca i Syna i Ducha Świętego. Amen."

"Miło było Cię spotkać."

Scottish people don't like anyone, especially other Scotts...

"Not yet" in Polish is "Jeszcze nie".

Raj dla par is a Polish equivalent to the title of the movie 'Couples Retreat'.

The makeup of a polka band can be quite varied. The usual music sold during the vaudeville period, when Polka bands were quite common in the US was 2 trumpets (or cornets), 2 clarinets, one or two trombones and tuba. There might be added some tenor horns (or equivalently alto horns).

In more modern polka bands, accordions and electric basses are fairly common.

gogo gaga just kidding

i think Eliza is the polish equvalent name for Lisa

The Nazis wanted to destroy the Polish leaders and the elite that could provide new leaders to replace those killed.

the polish chicken sleeps in a pin house with more chicken.