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Ladyginna

Anna

@Ladyginna

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Polish citizen

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24

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6

About me

Polish

Lives in Lublin, Lublin Voivodeship

Speaks English, Polish and a bit of Welsh and Italian

Registration: 07 January 2013

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
8 years ago

what are other names for nauki scisle in polish

Hi, I can understand the pain - sometimes it's hard to say what is and what isn't 'nauka 艣cis艂a'. When you say 'nauki 艣cis艂e' you mean those connected with Maths and Science like Geography or Chemistry. Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
9 years ago

How to survive in Poland

Hi everyone! I've been reading a lot about problems of those who think of coming to Poland either for work/holiday/studying or any other reason. Because the topic fascinates me ** I hope to give some useful tips on what to expect when you ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
9 years ago

Seek 2-week Polish instruction and homestay in Warsaw Sep-Oct 2016

Hi, if you'd be interested in learning Polish, I think I could help you you with a few online classes or via Skype. Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
12 years ago
vagabondo

Is there a good and "helpful" teach foreigners Polish out there..... by vagabondo

I have been living in Poland now for a couple of months and although I originally and sincerely intended to learn this rather "not so easy Slavic" language the final gesture never came to fruition and became bogged down in teaching English ...

Ladyginna

Polish is one of the most difficult languages to learn, especially for the British, because of its, often vague, syntax ( honestly, I consider Polish pronunciation relatively easy when compared to English but then - am I credible as a native speaker ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
12 years ago

Penpal?

Hi, I think I could help you a bit if you want ;-) Feel free to pm me Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Any tips on learning the Polish language?

Hi Truthful ;-) First of all - congrats to you and your Andrzej ;-) As a native speaker of Polish I must tell you - I'm impressed by your will to learn Polish, it's one of the toughest languages to acquire. I think that the very first tip I should ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

Fez, chapeau bas! Polish is difficult for the speakers of Germanic languages - I remember when I was learning English grammar I struggled to understand the concept of 'tenses' as we've got only three. But then, when I started to think of Polish, ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

At least one of us is successful - I still can't find the people I need ;-/ True, I can tell you all I know, but it's subjective and my very recent experiences teach me that basing one's judgement on one person's opinion is the dumbest mistake one ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

These ads are not easy to find - maybe I'll never be able to understand WHY the hell they publish them in Polish. There's an alternative option - you simply send your CV to the head of the department, hoping that sb will answer. May/June time - ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

Boston, you say? My former teacher lives in Boston, as far as I remember. She's American and went to Poland for a year with her husband who's a professor. She taught us academic writing ;-) The thing is that I moonlight as a teacher of English here ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

I see. Honestly:I'm suprised: Poles are everywhere. The problem with Poland is that it's between two completely different worlds: the western one ( you're going to experience this richer Poland) and the eastern one. For instance, I live relatively ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

Krak贸w seems to attract everybody, hah! Fez, it's better to try doing sth crazy than to regret not taking the opportunity. I'll keep telling you: although living in a city like Krak贸w is probably pretty nice, you may be more successful in finding a ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Visa

You say Warsaw..okay. As a mechanic it will be hard to find the job, imo, but you would be more successful if you decided to work as a teacher of Eng, you've got the advantage of being a native speaker. Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Visa

Where would you like to live? Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

Good luck ;-) There's a difference, I guess, between the situation of a teacher in Pl and in the USA. Here, if you are a teacher you have no chance to live on your own earning around 1500z艂 per month. btw, American Embassy's webpage contains ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

If somebody wants to study English in Poland such a person should go to Pozna艅 where the best English Department is situated. Heh, you're lucky, this is definitely worth considering and taking! Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

I study in Lublin, but my hometown is really close to it. Your friends are probably right - Krak贸w's atmosphere is often defined as 'magic' or 'romantic'. Ironically, many British guys go there treating the city as a typical weekend destination, ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

Heh, no doubt why we have such a policy - nobody wants to work here so you have to lure people a bit...I'm kidding. I initially thought that you saw a programme on TV promoting Krak贸w or Warsaw and this is how you made your decision. The problem ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago
rjfoster77

American moving to Poland without a job. by rjfoster77

I have recently finished my Masters of Education program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and I'd love to make my way to Poland to pursue teaching. I'm told that many Polish schools will simply be unresponsive to teachers applying ...

Ladyginna

I can't really understand why you want to live and work in my country ( if I were to move to Europe I'd think of countries such as Germany or France..) I think you should apply for a job at university - they are always keen on hiring native ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

very importanat

Where would you like to study? Do you think of big cities such as Poznań, Krak贸w, Warsaw or somewhere else? Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Is it true that some Polish beers has 10 % alcohol....

Trust me, such a beer is not the stongest thing you can drink here, if you're looking for sth even stronger then try traditional Polish vodka ( I guess it contains 80% of alcohol). Let me think of the most interesting places... I'd recommend ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Is it true that some Polish beers has 10 % alcohol....

Well,the beer thing is true, though the typical beer contains something around 5% of alcohol. Those with more than 5% have the adjective 'strong' written on the tin/bottle. I'm not sure if Woodstock Festival is the biggest one, but definitely it's ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna replied to a thread
13 years ago

Welsh people needed ;-)

Hello ;-) I聮m a sociolinguist preparing an MA thesis dealing with some issues concerning Welshness and the Welsh language in general. I've been wondering if there's anybody of the Welsh origin who could help me a bit with my work by completing a ... Read More

Ladyginna
Ladyginna joined Poland expat community
13 years ago