Significados de polish language en inglés

Mia Gallagheron falling in love with the Polish language First things first.

Divided into five classes, the pupils learn about Polish language, history and culture.

For generations there had been no Polish language; it was forbidden by her oppressors.

Their doctrine is expressed in the Racovian catechism, published, in the Polish language, in 1605.

He enjoys the unique spirit of Cracow and is determined to learn the Polish language.

He passed a Polish language exam and was hired.

The Polish language and even alphabet were prohibited.

The soldiers were accustomed to say that four words formed the basis of the Polish language,-kleba

The Polish language still lives in Prussian Poland and much more vigorously than the Irish language survives in Ireland.

By his speech I knew him for a Pole, and the woman's exclamations were also uttered in the Polish language.

A weekend school teaching exclusively in the Polish language, the first of its kind in the southeast, will begin classes tomorrow.

Only when he met some colonists who spoke the Polish language did he get the information, that he finally stood upon

At Warsaw alone five daily political papers and one weekly were published in the Polish language; besides these there existed only five, viz.

In order to render his campaign more certain, the pretender set himself to learn the Polish language, and acquired it with remarkable rapidity.

It certainly sounded like the Polish language, but I could not rid myself of the impression that the Pole was talking to himself.

Autonomy would mean that efforts to suppress the Polish language, the Polish national spirit, and the Polish traditions would be at an end.