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- Polish language and culture in a nutshell – a lexicon of cultural connotation: C – Constitution
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Polish language and culture in a nutshell – a lexicon of cultural connotatio: B – bocian
B – bocian ‘stork’ Is a symbol of a spring, good luck and prosperity for the cottage the bird make their nest on. That is why it was considered a serious singe to spoil the nest or make a harm … Czytaj dalej
Opublikowano Polish in cultural context, Polish language, Polish Tradition
Otagowano polish culture, polish in cultural context
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Polish language and culture in a nutshell – a lexicon of cultural connotation
A – alphabet In contrary to the most Slavic languages (East and South), Poland use the Latin alphabet – introduced together with Christianity in 966, when Polish prince Mieszko got married with a Czech princesses Dąbrawa. Receiving Christianity from the Czech … Czytaj dalej
Opublikowano Cultural diversity, Inne, Linguistic diversity, Polish Tradition
Otagowano polish culture, polish history, polish in cultural context, polish language
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