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19 Dec 2016
Question about Polish
What first names are popular in Poland?
(I'd like to know both male names and female names)
What first names are popular in Poland?
(I'd like to know both male names and female names)
(I'd like to know both male names and female names)
By the way...
My name is Anna.
I know that is a common name for Polish women :)
My name is Anna.
I know that is a common name for Polish women :)
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Anna, Zuzanna, Katarzyna, Joanna, Agata, Staś, Antoś, Kuba, Piotr,...
There are lots of names but these are the most popular for me 😄
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There was a time when people were crazy about 'non-polish names' I mean english names
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more: Andrzej, Rafał, Paweł, Artur, Łukasz, Mikołaj, Jan and : Martyna, Klaudia, Marzena, Hannna, Elżbieta
but recently the parents give the foreign names to their children like Olivia, Alex etc :)
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@zuziaak
Oh, Thank you for telling me many names!
Is "Julia" also popular in Poland?
I think that Poles' names are really beautiful :)
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@BeataSz
Thank you so much!
I knew the name of Paweł among them :D
I see... :O Do you have an English name, too?
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@luna05moon: Actually no, my name is Beata which is rare among young people :) I am 18-year-old and I don't know anyone who has the same name as me. My name is rather old-fashioned. :)
But my classmates are Olivia, Alex and Shirō (is it japanese by any chance? I was wondering). And my cousins are Lena and Lionel. :)
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@BeataSz
Thank you for telling about your name ;)
I think that your name is nice and I like your name*smiles*
Please be proud of your name :)
Wow...! Shiro sounds like the Japanese name!!
(Is he Japanese?) :D
Well... I've got to go out...(I have an exams today) (>_<)
It's the midnight over there, isn't it?
Dobranoc, Beata!☾* Słodkich Snów~♥
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@luna05moon: Thank you! :) And your name is very nice too :)
No, he's not Japanese. There are not many foreigners, especially in small towns.
Powodzenia! ('ganbatte'? :|)
Yeah thank you :) Have a nice day! :)
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Old Polish names are getting more common like Jan, Rozalia, Zofia (Zosia) and also the ones taken from abroad. Those really typical Polish names aren't popular these days.
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@luna05moon yes! Julia is also very popular among Poland 😄 Oh, Thank you, though every name around the world is beautiful!!
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@lunaka Okay, I surely show you her picture ;)
Aahh... I've got to go to bed (I take a little nap)(｡-_-｡)zZZ
Have a wonderful evening / night (ɔ ˘⌣˘)˘⌣˘ c)*hugs*
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@luna05moon Thank you, have a nice nap 😴
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@lunaka
Hi, Do you remember me? xD
I didn't forget the promise that I said to you.
But... Unluckily, I've caught the flu...
Many people have a cold over here...(>_<)
How is it over there?
I hope you have not caught a cold.
I'm sorry to keep you waiting anyway.
This angel is my new cat ;)
"Nice to meet you" (｡･･｡)♡
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@luna05moon Hi, I remember you😊 Your kitty is really cute. Thanks for photos.🤗
It's very cold here and I bet many people caught a cold.🌨
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@lunaka
I'm glad to remember me!(о´∀`о)
And thank you for the kind comment to my kitten~♡
Ohh... I see. Please be careful not to catch a cold*hugs*
Btw, when I didn't understand anything about Polish in the future,
may I ask you about that?
And, If you have any questions about Japan, please don't hesitate to ask me ;)
Oops! I forgot to say an important thing ((ﾟmﾟ；)
"śliwego nowego roku" (in English= Happy new year, right?)
I wish this year will be the happiest and best for you~♥
Anna~ʕ•ܫ•ʔ♥
- Polish
Sure, you can ask anything you want 🙂明けましておめでとうございます 🎇🎊🎉
Actually, we say "szczęśliwego nowego roku" but I understood you, thank you very much!!
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@lunaka
"szczęśliwego nowego roku"
Ohhh, thank you for teaching the correct version! :D
I needed to add "szczę". XP
Polish is indeed difficult for me, but I'd like to be able to speak more Polish ;)
"明けましておめでとうございます" you wrote is perfect!!d(ﾟ∀ﾟd)
Hmm... One more thing...φ(･(ｴ)･*)
If you don't mind it, may I have your name?(and your cat's name)
Of course, You don’t have to say if you don't want to :)
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@luna05moon I'm Klaudia and my cat's name is Ninja (because I love Die Antwoord😆) You are Anna right?
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@lunaka
Klaudia, How lovely name~♥
And, when I saw "Ninja", I imagined the Japanese Ninja XD
I didn't know the band(Die Antwoord) until now.
Wow...!! awesome! That band is so addictive. *chuckle*
Especially, Vocal voice is attractive. Her voice is really cute and sweet♡
I'll listen to more their songs on Youtube ;)
Yea, I'm Anna ^^ in Japanese アンナ or あんな(in Kanji 杏奈).
What are you going to do this weekend? ＾＾
Have a fabulous weekend, Klaudia!
(Say "Hello" to your cute cat Ninja) ;)
Do zobaczenia później!(*・(ｴ)-*)ﾉｼ
Anna
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@luna05moon Yeah, they're addictive.
I think I'm going to study😣😣
Have a nice weekend too ;)
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