Polish Language and Culture

Not sure of the exact translation, but I believe it\'s a wedding after party, usually the next day.

"Ucałowania, ...."

OR less affectionate:

"Pozdrowienia, ..."

Most of the Polish population is Catholic and Poland overall is considered to be one of the biggest believing nations worldwide.

Most of the traditions are based on religious beliefs and events in history - such as going to church to bless a basket full of symbolic goods on Saturday before Easter Sunday.

However, most of the young people already don't believe in God and sometimes beliefs like that make things like big arguments to happen.

Niebieska means blue, ryba means fish.

So it's "Niebieska ryba".

21st biggest military budget in the world an army of 120,000 thousand proffesional soldiers and weapons&equipment from the European Union and the USA. Yes.

I suppose you mean "Mathew" or "Matthew" as author of one of the four Gospels

Then it is "Mateusz"

pyszny

Demon(eng)=Demon(pol) :-)

Although, spelling is a little bit different.

The Bolshevics sued for peace and as the Polish army was exhausted they agreed to try a diplomatic solution. A cease fire was signed on 12th October and went into force on the 18th October. The war ended with the treaty of Riga, 1920

Rodzina. It's pronounced ro-jeen-ah.

Yes !

Pępek.

Yes, Jasinski is a Polish surname. It is derived from the name "Jas" which means "jasmine" in Polish, and the suffix "-ski" which is a common element in Polish surnames indicating a connection to a particular place or characteristic.

"Pozegnanie" in Polish means "farewell" or "goodbye". It is a word used to express parting or bidding someone goodbye.

In Polish, "Derek" is pronounced as "Derec."

A cake used for celebrating something, like a birthday cake or a wedding cake - is:

tort.

Otherwise it's:

ciasto. I suppose you would also translate pie as 'ciasto'. Accidentally, the same word ('ciasto') is used for dough.

pozdrawiam is the polish word which means greet

Yes. They have great sense of humour.

Bardzo ładne zdjęcia.

Sorry, no polish equivalent.

alright, so the population is about 38.7 million, and most people their like to play sports and play games on their spare time. they play many different sports, football, soccer, tennis, basketball, just like americans. :)

Krykiet.

Yes, I have a polish friend called Artur, but don't think it's uniquely polish

try washing it and then try putting nail polish remover on it :)

electrictype:D

same time as americans, unless it's during Lent they're very spiritual about thos kind of things.