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Culture catch-up
I used to live in Poland and I just wanted to ask anyone still there if the schools have changed at all? When I was there (2007-2009) some rural schools still hit students - I hope this isn't the case anymore. I've been to schools in 7 countries and I think Polish schools were the hardest to learn at.
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Pieter R.
January 4, 2017
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Poland Project Help
Hi,
I'm currently working on a project and the country I have is Poland. I was wondering if anyone had any information about what type of product's Poland already has and what they might be in need of? We have to come up with a new product that the U.S. could export to Poland.
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Language pair: Polish;
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Kels H.
October 6, 2009
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Re:do you know polish?
Hello, my name is Beata. I live in Poland. Why are you interested in polish language? I agree that polish is an amazing language and rather difficult.
We have too complicated grammar and spelling. Our language is the same group as Russian. But fortunately we use latin sign plus 8 own polish signs.
Nowadays in our language we have many english words: hot dog, sandwich, computer (we write komputer), shop, market etc.
I write to you some of our letters
a - like arm - not apple, affect
b - like banana, bee
c (ce) - now, I have no idea, because in English we have K
d - like do, dog.
Do zobaczenia (Goodbye)
Beata
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Language pair: Polish; Polish
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Beata
December 19, 2002
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