Kolejny odcinek z serii poświęconej różnicom między angielszczyzną amerykańską a brytyjską:
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Ostatnio w Salonie
Ostatnie komentarze
Archiwum
Tematy
Polonia.net on Twitter
- RT @nyclovesnyc: Lower Manhattan during blue hour Happy Sunday! 📍View from the Manhattan Bridge pedestrian lane, New York City https://t.… 6 days ago
- Student prosi o pomoc w wypelnieniu ankiety. twitter.com/maciek_burek/s… 2 weeks ago
- RT @Poland: Today, the white ⚪️ and red 🔴 flag can be seen waving proudly across 🇵🇱 and around the world. 🌎 On May 2, Poles celebrate the… 2 weeks ago
- RT @mmagierowski: Deepest appreciation and best wishes to all Polish Americans on the occasion of #PoloniaDay. The United States and Poland… 2 weeks ago
- @biannagolodryga "Berlin's change of mind on oil came after it struck a deal with Poland that will enable Germany t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 weeks ago
- RT @PolishInstNY: On the #InternationalDesignDay see how 🇵🇱 artists support 🇺🇦 with their art on the streets of Polish cities 🎨 #StandWithU… 3 weeks ago
- RT @mmagierowski: Words matter, dear @CNN. There was no such thing as „Poland’s concentration camps”. Those were German Nazi camps in Germa… 1 month ago
Salon Nowojorski 
Trzeba by jeszcze zrobić odcinek o amerykańskim przełożonym na język polonijny(-: ta odmiana jest dopiero ciekawa.