chin_grin wrote: » http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2008/0918/breaking58.htm "Fakt"....sounds a little too like "Fekt" (but not unlike "fact" which is why I'm clutching at straws here......go with me on this people!)
Cookie_Monster wrote: » I presume it'll be in Polish rather than English?
Smart Bug wrote: » Maybe it'll be pidgin, ala "I no speaky da inglish"
Neesa wrote: » Bah! Ads in Polish, newspapers in Polish, TV shows in Polish, shops in Polish, where will it end? I don't recall Ireland bending over backwards for any other nationality.
whiskeyman wrote: » Get Fakt
Roadend wrote: » I was passing a fuel merchants the other day and discovered they now have coal in Polish. Its gone way too far.
keen wrote: » It's a POLISH paper with an Irish section, how did you miss that part?
elviscostello wrote: » Do ya think so?
latenia wrote: » I saw bags of imported firewood in Polish packaging outside a shop on Talbot St yesterday. Don't they trust Irish wood? Are they that insular that they HAVE TO have the same stuff as home to throw on the fire?
Cookie_Monster wrote: » Well if its in English we can all find out why Poland is so Sh1t that they all come to this hole instead... It'd help them all learn english too:)
elviscostello wrote: » Of course it'll be in Polish. It's a polish newspaper.
Cookie_Monster wrote: » The Irish Times is an Irish paper, is it in Irish...
elviscostello wrote: » No, because Irish isn't our first language.
Article 8 1. The Irish language as the national language is the first official language. 2. The English language is recognised as a second official language.
elviscostello wrote: » We've been importing polish coal etc for years, long before the immigrants were coming here. .
Arabel wrote: » There's even shops in Australia selling Irish foods!
Bambi wrote: » There'd be more engerlish here than poles I would imagine. Least the poles dig with the same foot as us :pac:
Canis Lupus wrote: » Some of you guys should try living in London. Your heads would probably explode from all the different nationalities and ethnic minorities stealing jawbs from one another and printing their own newspapers and what not.
Bambi wrote: » eh?
Fratton Fred wrote: » I was out in Bishopsgate with work colleagues. There were three South Africans, three Indians, one Sri Lanken, one Zimbabwean, two Aussies, one Kiwi and three English. No Poles though.