Polski Thread || Polak nie wielbłąd, pi(sa)ć musi (4 Viewers)

[radekas]

szczelny?

tak tylko ze zapomnieli go zamknac i zostawili otwarty.

 

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[Martin]

Z tego co słyszałem to obie repry się nie zgodziły grać prze zamkniętym.

bo co? za duszno?

 

[Enron]

 

[piotrr]

bo co? za duszno?

Polacy pewnie tak, pamiętając mecz z Grekami na euro.

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One of 3 Neon Indian's song i have

 

[R.A.B.]

 

[Martin]

genialne

 

[piotrr]

dobre RAB

Moja kotek jest kurwa!

Kurwa mac!

@Ford Kotek is quite popular word for your girlfriend

 

[Ford Prefect]

I know, i've been instructed to use it alongside - 'kochana', 'slonce moja', 'aniele' etc. etc. but its the only word i know for cat

 

[radekas]

kot = cat

quite simple.

 

[Ford Prefect]

kot = cat

quite simple.

Polish is not simple

 

[Martin]

simpler than organic chemistry

 

[Ford Prefect]

Its one of the hardest languages to learn in the world. Alongside the (similar) slavic languages, Mandarin and its localised derivatives, and iirc russian due to the Cyrillic alphabet

 

[Martin]

Its one of the hardest languages to learn in the world. Alongside the (similar) slavic languages, Mandarin and its localised derivatives, and iirc russian due to the Cyrillic alphabet

This is an extremely well known citation on this topic:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikibooks:Language_Learning_Difficulty_for_English_Speakers

It assumes your native language is English. It all depends on what your starting point is.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

at french taking 500 hours

 

[Martin]

at french taking 500 hours

That's meant to be 500 classroom hours. On top of that they had x hours of homework, so it adds up. And it's supposed to mean how many hours of study they had to train people for before they could function as diplomats in the target country.

The point of this table, though, is the relative effort between language groups.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

That's meant to be 500 classroom hours. On top of that they had x hours of homework, so it adds up. And it's supposed to mean how many hours of study they had to train people for before they could function as diplomats in the target country.

The point of this table, though, is the relative effort between language groups.

i understand that, no way can a normal english speaking person get anywhere near function as a diplomat with 500 classroom hours of french. And my point is french is much harder than german and other languages listed as harder for english speakers.

 

[Ford Prefect]

I was basing my statement on what i'd been told by people learning, fluent or native in a certain language. French isn't that hard, compared to polish. I don''t see myself ever attaining fluency in polish due to the tenses & genders. But im doing my best to string together simple conversations and make statements/ask for things.

 

[Martin]

i understand that, no way can a normal english speaking person get anywhere near function as a diplomat with 500 classroom hours of french. And my point is french is much harder than german and other languages listed as harder for english speakers.

I'm not so sure of that. I'm finding French somewhat harder than Italian, yes, but not by that much.

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I was basing my statement on what i'd been told by people learning, fluent or native in a certain language. French isn't that hard, compared to polish. I don''t see myself ever attaining fluency in polish due to the tenses & genders. But im doing my best to string together simple conversations and make statements/ask for things.

The trick is talking and trying to talk. Perfectionism is the worst enemy.

 

[Ford Prefect]

ł - That letter fucks me up so much.

 

[Martin]

ł - That letter $#@!s me up so much.

But why would it? It's the exact same sound as in English.