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Hola a todos! :)) Soy profesora de Polaco, y quiero aprender Espanol. Ayudarme! :))
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  • Answered
    Hello ;) "Cześć" is a word to say "hi", but just to close friends, or people you are introduced to, but must be in similar age. More safe in this formal situation is to say "Witam". About "cześć", it's a word u say for beginning and for the end of meeting. "Witaj" it's more formal way to say "cześć", but only with a person you already know.
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    February 6, 2011
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    It's not a situation that I see often. Usually my student HAVE a reason, but they are different: family, planned travel, or simply they want to learn something exceptional... And for sure Polish is something like that. Good luck boys.
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    January 3, 2011
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    This year I had occasion to celebrate New Year Eve twice. First, at midnight european time, with my friends... and four hours after with my boyfriend, in his sounthamerican midnight. This is what a time difference does with people :)) makes them more drank.. and in this case, gives more time for celebrations. In Poland we don't have any special way to spend the New Year Eve. Just a typical party with fireworks over the window and a glass of good wine in my hand. But in my "second" New Year Eve this year, I also ate 12 grapes... Chileans would know why;)
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    January 1, 2011
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    December 25, 2010
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