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    Polish language - not that easy...

    Here's an excerpt about the Polish language and the use of prefixes.

    Warning: Tongue-in-cheek.



    For anyone interested, it comes from Short-cuts to Poland by Laura Klos Sokol.

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    Thanks for the Polish lesson Mat. That isn't where you normally start to learn a new language - but it might be useful one day!

    Funnily enough, I can understand the Polish better than the English. What does it mean to "scarf something" and what is "chowing down"?
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    Now I'm getting an irresistible urge to be very, VERY naughty

    Pierdolic!

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    Very nice, John. You've just made the first step to learn Polish

    If you needed any further advice on how to swear in Polish...

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    Thank you for that Mat, a different way of learning Polish.


    Margaret

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    I think Margaret may have meant to use a catch phrase of an old English comedy duo ......

    "I don't wish to know that, kindly leave the stage!"

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    For those not in the know, "scarfing" and "chowing down" both mean eating.

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    Thanks for that dll927 - something else I've learnt today.

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