The Czech movies in Poland became at some point a culture thing. The solidarity or simply no other choice of sharing what we have with other communistic at that time countries.
In Czech movies, nobody ever knows what is going on. We even have a saying: "czeski film" and use it whenever something is confusing and... just like a Czech movie;)
Want to understand the Czech logic? One of the greatest, funniest ever cartoons loved in Poland forever: "Sąsiedzi" (Neighbors). No Kylie Minogue or Jason Donavan, but those two guys could compete with both of them and I am really not sure if they wouldn't win;)))
i "Kulecznik" :)
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And if you need a more personalized help, contact me for the information on my classes!
I hope you can find here some helpful tips, interesting resources and answers to some of your questions.
Please, let me know if you would like something to appear here!
And if you need a more personalized help, contact me for the information on my classes!
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How To Have Polish Letters On Your Computer
Want to type in Polish? That's easy!
For Windows Vista:
1. Control Panel
2. Clock, Language and Region
3. Regional and Language Options
4. Keyboards and Languages
5. Change Keyboards
6. General: choose a Polish keyboard, highlight it, and press "Add" on your right, then OK and OK and done!
In the right bottom of your computer screen you should see a little "EN" or "PL", you can click on it anytime and chose the keyboard you want to use. You can change the keyboard faster by pressing "Shift+Alt".
Whenever you want to get ą, ę, ż, ź, etc. just press ALT and the letter, e.g. Alt + a = ą, Alt + z = ż, Alt + x = ź, and so on.
Enjoy!
For Windows Vista:
1. Control Panel
2. Clock, Language and Region
3. Regional and Language Options
4. Keyboards and Languages
5. Change Keyboards
6. General: choose a Polish keyboard, highlight it, and press "Add" on your right, then OK and OK and done!
In the right bottom of your computer screen you should see a little "EN" or "PL", you can click on it anytime and chose the keyboard you want to use. You can change the keyboard faster by pressing "Shift+Alt".
Whenever you want to get ą, ę, ż, ź, etc. just press ALT and the letter, e.g. Alt + a = ą, Alt + z = ż, Alt + x = ź, and so on.
Enjoy!
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