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daithi55 · 09-04-2011, 20:21

hi im david with my polish girlfriend 3 years getting married in august
hve a good bit of polish but getting it together is the head part lol

saying that im like shakespear when ive a few vodkas in me

ws learning a lot of polish when she lived with her friends
but since we got our own place its harder to improve
only when im in poland is all

AFC_1903 · 10-04-2011, 00:05

Cześć,

I spent a little time living in Poland and want to improve my Polish language skills for future trips, for potentially going back there to live again and because I feel ashamed of being monolingual. I also want to spend time hitchhiking around the Balkans and a good grounding in one Slavic language will be extremely useful to me there.

Finding classes in Cork however is tough, or the people want stupid money for it - money which I do not have. I can function to a low level in Polish, but with terrible grammar and small vocabulary. I'm still a beginner but have been trying to teach myself through both textbooks and speaking with a couple of Polish friends I have here. Not having classes allows my laziness to fight against me though, and it is winning and hindering my progress. If any Poles want in Cork want to contact me, please feel free!

Na razie!

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09-04-2011, 20:21	#16
daithi55 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: tipperary Posts: 942 Adverts \| Friends	hi im david with my polish girlfriend 3 years getting married in august hve a good bit of polish but getting it together is the head part lol saying that im like shakespear when ive a few vodkas in me ws learning a lot of polish when she lived with her friends but since we got our own place its harder to improve only when im in poland is all

10-04-2011, 00:05	#17
AFC_1903 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cork (formerly Poland, Slovakia, Spain & Scotland) Posts: 450 Adverts \| Friends	Cześć, I spent a little time living in Poland and want to improve my Polish language skills for future trips, for potentially going back there to live again and because I feel ashamed of being monolingual. I also want to spend time hitchhiking around the Balkans and a good grounding in one Slavic language will be extremely useful to me there. Finding classes in Cork however is tough, or the people want stupid money for it - money which I do not have. I can function to a low level in Polish, but with terrible grammar and small vocabulary. I'm still a beginner but have been trying to teach myself through both textbooks and speaking with a couple of Polish friends I have here. Not having classes allows my laziness to fight against me though, and it is winning and hindering my progress. If any Poles want in Cork want to contact me, please feel free! Na razie!