Archiwum kategorii: Polish Tradition

Polish language and culture in a nutshell – a lexicon of cultural connotatio: B – bocian

Opublikowano 8 maja 2013, autor: EwaMaslowska

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 , | 38 komentarzy

Polish language and culture in a nutshell – a lexicon of cultural connotation

Opublikowano 8 maja 2013, autor: EwaMaslowska

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 , , , | 32 komentarzy

Kissing Day – 28 December or 6 July?

Opublikowano 28 grudnia 2010, autor: EwaMaslowska

A kiss is primarily an expression of love, but also reverence, submission, respect and well wishes. It is the oldest way of communication, body language, overgrown rich symbolism. Kiss in Polish ‘całować’ is  semantically associated with whole ‘cały’.  This means … Czytaj dalej →

Opublikowano body language, Cultural diversity, intercultural communication, Linguistic diversity, non verbal communication, Polish Tradition | Otagowano , , , , , , , | 51 komentarzy

The mystery of Christmas Eve

Opublikowano 24 grudnia 2010, autor: EwaMaslowska

Christmas The Mystery of Christmas Eve in Poland ‘Silent  night, Holy night, All is calm, All is bright…” The night of 24th to 25th December was celebrated long before Christ in all civilisations of the solar cult. The mystery of … Czytaj dalej →

Opublikowano Cultural diversity, Polish Tradition | Otagowano , , | 111 komentarzy

Andrzejki – St Andrew’s Day celebration in Poland

Opublikowano 1 grudnia 2010, autor: EwaMaslowska

St Andrew’s Day is a continuation of the ancient tradition of magical practices for telling the future, especially regarding love. As the custom was popular not only in Poland, but in Central and West Europe as well, it means that love, marriage are the crucial values for young people worldwide. Czytaj dalej →

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