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 Tue Oct 23, 2007 3:52 am Hi, my name is Lila |
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You are very welcome! I am also interested in learn more and have better english speaking and writing skills. So, keep on touch!
There are a lot of kind people who can help you out in every single inquiry you could have.
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| Wed Oct 31, 2007 9:56 am Hi, my name is Lila |
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Hi Lila
nice to meet you , hope that you will spend here a good time
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| Thu Nov 01, 2007 16:49 pm Hi, my name is Lila |
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hugs and kisses back at you
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| Sat Nov 03, 2007 15:22 pm Hi, my name is Lila |
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So how much german can Polish people understand? And vice-versa, how much Polish can a German understand?
Just curious
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| Mon Nov 05, 2007 11:36 am Hi, my name is Lila |
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Hi Boke,
As far as I know, there are quite a lot of Polish people who understand and speak German but there only very few Germans who would even think of making an attempt to learn any Polish. You might want to read more on this subject in this short piece where I deal with the question How good is your Polish?
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| Mon Nov 05, 2007 16:22 pm Hi, my name is Lila |
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For some reason I thought they were somewhat similar , like Spanish and Italian
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| Mon Nov 05, 2007 16:34 pm Hi, my name is Lila |
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Polish is a Slavic language while German is a Germanic language -- they belong to different language families.
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| Sat Nov 10, 2007 0:01 am Hi, my name is Lila |
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Yea, Torsten is right. German and Polish are totally different. Different roots, different grammar, vocabulary, pronouncation (but for instance many borrowings in polish from German language)but generally a big gap between them, althougt these 2 countries are neighbours.
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| Sat Nov 10, 2007 6:09 am Hi, my name is Lila |
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So does that mean that Polish people and Russians/Ukranians can understand a bit of eachother?
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| Sat Nov 10, 2007 12:37 pm Hi, my name is Lila |
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Yes, most Slavic languages are similar enough for its speakers to understand each other when they talk about day-to-day situations.
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