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Edyta Zajac
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Happy Birthday Edyta!!!
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oh, how sad!
My very nice friend can't remember my nickname!
It's A-M-E-L-I-A, sweetie. Remember!
of course I'm only kidding, sorry!
Love your posts so much!
You seem to have thousands ideas in one second!
Google?! What's going to be next? Yahoo?
oh, you totally made me feel happy!
My very nice friend can't remember my nickname!
It's A-M-E-L-I-A, sweetie. Remember!
of course I'm only kidding, sorry!
Love your posts so much!
You seem to have thousands ideas in one second!
Google?! What's going to be next? Yahoo?
oh, you totally made me feel happy!
^ I only meant that my (fake) polish skills had much to do with a Google search...
p.s.
...only thing I guess, is that "wszystkiego" could be more or less the same word as russian "schastlivogo"...btw, I know you will hate me after this, but really, I wish polish language used cyrillic alphabet...it'd help me a lot in knowing how to pronounce it!
I only meant that my (fake) polish skills had much to do with a Google search...p.s.
...only thing I guess, is that "wszystkiego" could be more or less the same word as russian "schastlivogo"...btw, I know you will hate me after this, but really, I wish polish language used cyrillic alphabet...it'd help me a lot in knowing how to pronounce it!
do not worry! I think I know what you meant, but you don't need to explain
I know my language has got such a hard pronouncation. But I don't know anything about resemblances with russian. You know, "wszystkiego" means just "all" in "all the best"
and no! how could I hate you? Learning polish is a real pain for the others
I think I know what you meant, but you don't need to explain I know my language has got such a hard pronouncation. But I don't know anything about resemblances with russian. You know, "wszystkiego" means just "all" in "all the best"
and no! how could I hate you? Learning polish is a real pain for the others
