my name is Simon, I’m 23 and I’m from Poland. My town is called Pszczyna, it’s very hard to say, even for me :).
I have been learning English for about 8 months and I do my best to understand it and speak English fluently.
I think we will have a great time learning English here.
Hi Simon. I’m amazed with the level of English you’ve achieved in just 8 months.
It’s encouraging to know that even you have difficulty pronouncing some Polish words. As for me, I tried my best when I went to Poland, and I can say proudly that I managed to pronounce correctly (that’s what I think at least) such complicated village-names as Szczawnica.
Actually, there was a village I visited which had a name that was very similar to yours, Pinizcna, or something like that. I was in Krynica, Stary Sacz, Nowy Sacz, Rytro, Muszina… I don’t know if I’m writing them correctly. Do you know any of this places? I can see in the map that your town is not very far from them.
Polish is one of the most difficult languages in all over the world, so don’t mind if you can’t pronounce something. There is lots of people who were born here, who live here many years and can’t speak Polish properly.
If you want to know more, private me, please.
Hi Simon, nice to have you here. I am Danial, aged 25, from China. I have enjoyed the pictures of your town and i think
it is a quite nice place to live in.
I am wondering if you could introduce me some famous festivals observed in your country?
For Chinese,the most important national festival - Spring
Festival is around the corner. It is a cheerful occasion, for on
that day and the following ones, people make and eat dumplings (one kind of chinese food) which serves as a symbol of happy reunion.