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Hello everyone! I'm a student of clinical psychology and a journalist from Poland. I've always been interested in languages, but lately I only focus on english. I am quite good at writing in english (I hope ;)), but I am extremely "shy" of speaking. I really need to practice, since I want to be able to communicate with people in different way than emails or conversations on facebook. I can help you with polish in exchange for your time and patience. I am really excited about everyone who tries to learn my language, so don't be afraid to ask me for help. If you don't know how to start a conversation with me, here you can find some of my interests: * neuroscience * criminology * music (mostly I listen to heavy metal, rock etc., but if a pop song is nice I will listen to it too. I find sad music very beautiful and it's kind of pleasure for me to get a little bit "depressed" sometimes. My favourite bands are HIM, Bon Jovi, Depeche Mode) * art - painting, photography, poetry (I really adore E. A. Poe, W. Shakespeare, A. Mickiewicz) * paleontology
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  • Answered
    1. Mówię po angielsku, hiszpańsku i portugalsku, ale teraz uczę się polskiego. But I would rather use "a" instead of "ale" :) "A" in this case means something similar to "i" ("and") and I find it more correct. 2. Myślę, że trudno jest się nauczyć polskiego, szczególnie Anglikowi (Brytyjczykowi)/Myślę, że polski jest trudnym językiem, szczególnie dla Anglika (Brytyjczyka). You can also use "zwłaszcza" instead of "szczególnie", both are correct and mean the same.
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    January 7, 2017
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    People are probably very shy of speaking. They think you'll laugh at them or they are afraid that they won't understand what you say. But the way they answered you I find very rude and honestly I have never experienced it myself. Usually people here (I live in Warsaw) are very excited about the fact that somebody tries to speak polish.
    I'm always like "omg, I wanna teach you! Tell me something in polish! Let's practice!".

    Maybe you should explain them how you see the learning process.

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    January 7, 2017
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