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Hello i am from England. I am a 40 yr old woman married to a Polish man. We are currently living and working in the UK but plan to spend the rest of our lives as a family in Poland. Hopefully we move there in two years. I must learn the Language for a better quality of life over there. Of course in the home i wish to speak my native tongue to my child but it would be so nice to communicate with the family without my husband always translating. Its also proving hard to teach my child Polish now as they are getting older. I'm running out of phrases and words for them. I am looking for help in talking REAL Polish, not text book. Hopefully Polish people wanting to learn English will do a trade? My career is in Education so can help here. My husband spoke no Polish when he came to the UK. It was not until he met and talked with me that he really learnt. Speaking with a native accent opens up many more doors. I want my Polish to flow not sound robotic.
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    Yes its her way of describing a dictionary.
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    September 18, 2014
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    W - AY- EL.........W-AY-L same for Wail (to scream) Wales (the country). :-)
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    September 18, 2014
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    We love saying Thank you. If someone says Thank you we often thank them back but all answers right. You're welcome, No problem and my pleasure popular in the North of England.
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    September 18, 2014
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    Hello Not much difference. Both are intransitive verbs (this is a verb that is not an object/thing/person). I would use "It fell off" or "It fell down". Both are perfectly ok. If you were to trip up on your shoes laces onto the floor you would not fall off though you would fall down. I would use "Fall off" if lets say i were to fall off a wall. Hope i helped? English is hard, the grammar worse.
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    September 18, 2014
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