The graph in Figure 1 illustrates the differences in the means of total scores for white and black subject in each grade. I quietly take out my camera, so as not to be noticed by my photographic subject, and peek through the finder. English word "poddany"(subject) occurs in sets:krymina...
1. żegnaćperfpo-(rozstając się): żegnaćkogoś tosaygoodbyetosb żegnaj! farewell! 2. żegnaćperfprze-REL(zrobić ręką znak krzyża): żegnaćkogoś toblesssb II .żegnaćżegnać sięVBrefl
Most of the sentences below are used for everyday life conversations, so they might come handy if you memorize them. If you don't know how to say a word then check our alphabet in Polish which can be found on the menu above to get some help. Here you can either watch the Polish ph...
you shold be honored that any englishman would put up with constantly misrable looking expresionthat most polish/eastern european woman have.. you think a man shold always pay?.this revels your true backword looking mentality.english women are liberated free thinking and economicaly more mature...
When someone sneezes, people usually say "Bless you." For a moment I thought I was going to sneeze. She tried to stifle a sneeze during the concert but she couldn't hold it back. English word "kichać"(sneeze) occurs in sets: ...
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aGod bless you.I bless you 上帝保佑您。我保佑您 [translate] aIt is very rare that two nearby schools with at least some empty places are similar enough to be comparable yet different enough to be rankable; only where that occurs can there be true competition 它是非常罕见的二所附近的学校...
Are you looking for Polish names for your baby? These can be cool and unique names for your little one, especially because they usually have spellings that aren’t commonly used in the US. Polish people typically have baby names based on gender, usually differentiated by an “-a” at the...
Try me for a week, and I will plough all those fields. I will serve you for old clothes and patched boots, so long as I have a shelter for the winter.’ [Footnote 1: Pronunciation approximately: barsht. The national dish of the peasants; it is made with beetroot and bread, tastes ...
God bless the Queen and the UK. hahaha jon357 73 | 23224 22 Nov 2021 #325 But they are in the minority.You should see Scunthorpe... grateful to Brits for taking them from Poland and freeing us of their companyI was going to say that the local dealers probably aren't, then realised...