The Polish Language: A Cheatsheet for Beginners - Culture.pl
网页2019年9月23日 · 3. Drill #1. The 9 Most Unpronounceable Words in Polish. The 9 Most Unpronounceable Words in Polish. But before you start getting cocky, we suggest you practice your skills and try pronouncing some words which give even Poles a headache! 4. Indo-European: A beginner’s course. Polish for Indo-Europeans: Beginner's Course.
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A Foreigner's Guide to Polish Folk Art | Article | Culture.pl
网页2015年4月2日 · To create a fancy wycinanka people use various coloured papers – this is also the main reason why this type of decoration wasn’t widely spread before the 19thcentury – coloured paper wasn’t yet widely available. The colours that dominate in Polish wycinanki are shades of red, green, yellow, blue and gold.
A Foreigner’s Guide to the Polish Alphabet | Article - Culture.pl
网页The Polish language has always had issues with the Latin alphabet. Ever since the 12th century, when the language first started to be written down in the Latin script, scribes were struggling to fit the mind-boggling abundance of Slavic phonology (estimated at that time to comprise 12 vowels and 33 consonants) into the 23 letters of the Latin alphabet.
That’s Polish: Exploring the History of Poland’s National Emblems
网页The white eagle – from legend to national emblem. The most recognisable symbol of Poland is undoubtedly the eagle. The white bird adorns the nation’s crest, is found on its currency, adorns the uniforms of its football stars, and gives its name to the highest honour bestowed by the state – the Order of the White Eagle.
10 Craziest Polish Tongue Twisters | Article - Culture.pl
网页Lojalna Jola i nielojalna Jola. Meaning: ‘Loyal Jola and disloyal Jola’. This one works in a similar way by contrasting the Polish J and L. Don’t mind the slightly sexist connotations, just keep calm and try saying it! 6. W czasie suszy szosa sucha.
The Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Kraków
网页The Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology is the most Japanese building in Poland, thanks to its unique design philosophy characteristic of the unique philosophy of design, characteristic to the Land of the Cherry Blossoms. The history of the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Kraków begins in …
11 Symbols of Poland | Article - Culture.pl
网页2015年4月30日 · Polish poetry Szymborska upon hearing the news of receiving the Nobel Prize in literature, Zakopane, 1996, photo: Adam Golec / AG. Within the last 35 years, Poland has had two Nobel Prize winners in literature – and both of them poets: Czesław Miłosz (1980) and Wisława Szymborska (1996). Poland has a strong tradition of poetry , which in this country has been considered a powerful tool of ...
What Are the Most Popular Polish First Names? - Culture.pl
网页2016年8月31日 · These results are particularly striking when one compares them with the rankings of first names given in Poland across the 20th century. Stanisław used to rank among the most popular Polish names for the most part of the early 20th century, topping the list in the 1920s, and featuring in the top five until the 1950s.
The Anatomy of a Polish Joke | Article - Culture.pl
网页2015年6月19日 · What is a Polish Joke? Polish jokes (also known as Polack Jokes) are jokes based on negative stereotypes, usually told in English and meant to mock Poles, Polish culture or habits. Polish jokes are often variants of typical jokes like light bulb jokes (how many … does it take to screw in a light bulb?) or ‘walks into the bar’ jokes, but ...