Polish Language and Culture

In the Auschwitz group of camps (which by 1943 included 45 subcamps) prisoners used as labourers were tattoed, whether Jews or non-Jews). So this would have included the non-Jewish Polish prisoners. At other camps, the prisoners were generally not tattooed.

100 in polish is sto.

Haha! Well, not all people think it is good, and not all people think that it is bad, so why don't you try it for yourself, and answer your own question. But if you want my opinion, I'm not Polish and I love it.

Leif Erikson was one of the most important Viking (from Scandinavia) Explorers. He was Norse, not Polish.

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carpe diem

Wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji Dnia Kanady!

They don't, they speak Polish. However there is a number of people who know french as a second language for school, work or just because. For the most part, most Poles speak polish to one another.

The coat of arms symbolizes freedom and peace.

The number is 4,500. A tiny %

NO!!! She is from a Ittalian American family.

Well what kind of a name is Stephanie bla blah blah, bit of a name dont ya fink

Iniemamocni is a Polish equivalent of the title to the movie 'The Incredibles'.

Wesołych Świąt i Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku is a Polish equivalent of 'Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year'.

pogadamy jutro

Gofry is a Polish dessert or breakfast food. It is basically a waffle topped with fresh whipped cream and mixed fruit.

flowers! and booze of course...

Salt - To Add Spice To Your Life

Bread - That You Will Never Go Hungry

Wine - For A Joyful Household

Flowers are nice too.

Upon coming to America, many Poles lived in the North, where slavery was illegal. Polish were more likely to end up as indentured servants rather than slave owners. However, many Polish Americans worked on plantations over seeing slaves, and in many circumstances would have one or two slaves which catered to an entire Polish community in the South.

Busia means grandmother.

Busia means grandmother in Americanized Polish. The way to say Grandmother in Polish is Babcia. See Related Links.

Kocham cie

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HI LOSER

I understand = rozumiem

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How do you say congratulations on the new baby in polish?

Matthew = Mateusz (Mah-teh-oosh)