Polish Language and Culture

Polish immigration is not seen as a problem that needs a solution in the UK.

w porzadku. Or just OK! - it is commonly known and understood.

"I like turtle" in Polish is "Lubię żółwia".

To cook in Russin is готовить, pronounced ga-TOH-veet' (soft t as in tea)

A cook is повар, pronounced PAW-var

Pęcherzyk

Names do not have meanings in Polish

Głosuj na mnie

Nara, na razie, do zobaczenia, narka, do widzenia

That depends on what you mean by Polish sausage. In Poland, there is a kind of sausage known specifically as "kielbasa polska", which means exactly "Polish sausage". However, the name "Polish sausage" in English has been used as a synonym to the general word "kielbasa" (sausage) to indicate that the type of sausage meant here is the one of Eastern European origin, without distinguishing the exact origin. So technically it would be possible to refer to the kind of cold cut, even German, as Polish sausage. When discussing German sausage, however, the more common word to use is "Wurst", as that is the German name for sausage.

No reason why they can't, as long as they have the proper visa. There are many Polish communities in the United States.

No, it's not necessery.

they play all day in all tpes of weather rain snow sun and wind it is manly snowy though so they wear things to keep them warm.= =

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(to) polish = pulir

Polish (the nationality) = polaco, polones

Its better to use screen cleaner of the type used for computer monitors as these are alcohol based and dry without leaving a reside. Polish can be affected by the heat of the screen. DO NOT clean a hot screen and do not press hard of the screen itself as this can cause damage . Always refer to the manufacturers instructions as well as there are issues of warranty to consider

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. Yes of course you find ploish people on facebook all you have todo is go on search friends and type in a polish połski połskan name, simple as.

Andy -> Andrew -> Andrzej

Fork Lift Truck licences are not recognized by UK law and it is up to the employer to ensure drivers are adequately trained, therefore it is up to the employer as to whether they wish to accept a polish FLT or not. Most employers will deliver their own training regardless.

It is called rubbing compound for fiberglass. It is not really a polish it rubs off residue that adheres to the fiberglass

There was Polish organized crime in Chicago in the Al Capone days. The Polish and Russian organized crime in Chicago right now are the newer immigrants. They are extremely ruthless but do not like attention from the media so they keep to they're own business. They are up there in Chicago along with the Mob and Mexican cartels. They are heavily involved in narcotics and weapons trafficking, importation and smuggling, money laundering, prostition and sex trafficking, large scale frauds, luxury car theft and export, extortions, murders, kidnappings etc. and many other crimes. They are visible in the community but like to stay out of the eye of the media

The cheap Polish whores couldn't afford to keep their site anymore?

No. Gypsies migrated to Europe from India, and they were called Gypsies because people thought they were Egyptian. Gypsies, or Rom as they are more correctly called, have no country of their own. They are a migratory people who live in many different countries. They have darker skin, hair, and eyes than the Poles, who are of European extraction.

If what you're asking is how long can a Polish immigrant stay for in the UK, the answer is: infinitely. Both the countries are in the EU and EU nationals can visit and stay in each other's countries without limits. If an EU immigrant, including Poles, were to live in the UK long enough (a few years), they might be eligible for the status of a Resident or - to apply for a British citizenship.

Polish: habitational name from any of the many places in Poland called Zaręby.