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Greetings from south of Poland

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JamesM

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Hi and welcome to the forum. I suppose I should say 'Shemenko' to you to but I probably haven't spelt it right - your english is far superior to my Polish! :grin: Anyhow, glad you could join us and great website by the way with very impressive images.

Clear skies and enjoy the forum.

James

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Thank you again for your warm welcome!

Hi and welcome to the forum. I suppose I should say 'Shemenko' to you to but I probably haven't spelt it right - your english is far superior to my Polish! :grin: Anyhow, glad you could join us and great website by the way with very impressive images.

Clear skies and enjoy the forum.

James

James you should tell 'siemanko' ;). How do you know the Polish language?

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Hi Martin, that's about the only word I know :grin: but decided to learn it as I come into contact with many Polish guys on construction sites that I visit and so use it to brake the ice - but it does back fire if they assume I know other words when they then go on to have a conversation with me in Polish :grin: :grin: :grin: Many thanks for the spelling and if you have any other useful words (polite ones of course :grin:) I shall be glad to hear them!

Clear skies

James

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... Many thanks for the spelling and if you have any other useful words (polite ones of course :grin:) I shall be glad to hear them!

James

James special for you (polite of course :)) - some words from normal "daily" language - supose which don't find in dicionary

na razie - something like 'see you letter'

pozdrowienia - greetings

jak leci - something like 'how are you'

masakra - something like 'o my goodness; incredible'

spoko - something like 'it's OK'

luzik - something like 'it's OK'

Nice study :)

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