Polish And Proud Blog
Months in Polish
If you are travelling to Poland, knowing the names of months in Polish will come in handy, as they are both written and spoken quite differently from months in English. Read on to learn about them!
Days of the Week in Polish
Just like Polish months, Polish days of the week have their own Polish names which tend to be complicated to pronounce for non-native speakers. Read on to get to know them.
A Quick Six Reasons To Visit Poland
Having spent time in Poland over the last nine years, I decided to start creating some unique lists of things to see and do in Poland. This is not your typical list but rather experience-based recommendation of all good things in Poland!
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Polish
December is a very important month in Poland. As it is largely a Catholic country, most people celebrate both Christmas and the New Years, while children wait for Santa and his presents on Christmas Eve. This is why learning season greetings is a Polish language basics!
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How Do You Say Brother and Sister in Polish
If you are of Polish descent, you probably know how to say brother and sister in Polish. And if you have Polish relatives, or close Polish friends, learning how to say those two words will come in more handy than you can imagine!
Polish Americans In The United States
If you are a Polish American, or are close with people that are, you might want to learn more about the heritage of Polonia amerykańska. After all, not all people have had the chance to learn their family’s history. Zapraszamy (we invite you) to keep on reading!
Learn Basic Polish Greetings: Good Morning And Goodnight
Learning how to say hello and goodbye are the essence of getting to know any language. It shows other members of the culture that you care about showing your respect to them. So if you’re visiting Poland or Polish friends anytime soon - let’s learn the basic greetings!
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The Polish Family | Mother, Father & Baby
’Mama, tata, ja - to rodzinka ma’’ (English: Mommy, daddy, me - that’s my family) are the words of a Polish song that fits perfectly to the theme of this article. So, what is a Polish family really like? Keep reading to find out!
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Mead or Polish Honey Wine
You might’ve tried Polish vodka, you might’ve tried Polish beer - but have you ever had your lips around Polish honey wine? Read on to learn more about it!
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Top 10 Pierogi Fillings
If you are interested in Polish cuisine, there is one thing you simply have to try - Polish pierogi! Read on to discover more about this delicious dish!
Polish Easter Traditions
Wesołych Świąt Wielkanocnych is Happy Easter In Polish! Learn about Polish Easter Eggs or Pisanki, Polish Easter Traditions and more.
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Old Slovak Cabbage Soap Bar from Regent Park Naturals
If you're looking for a unique Slovak Christmas gift or for someone who loves cabbage, you should check out the "Old Slovak Traditional Cabbage Soap, a natural organic soap from Regent Park Naturals.
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Wine Culture In Poland
Polish wino has a long tradition, going back to the times of the first founding of Poland. Although you normally associate Poland with other alcoholic beverages (yes, beer and vodka, we are thinking about you!), wine culture in Poland is strong! Keep reading to know more about it.
Polish Spring Cabbage Soap From Regent Park Naturals
If you love cabbage rolls or fresh cabbage, you owe it to yourself to check out the all-natural handmade bar soap from Regent Park Naturals. A cold process soap made from fresh cabbage paired with aloe vera and infused within an oatmeal rich makes this a unique Polish soap bar.
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Pierogi Soap on a Rope from Regent Park Naturals
We're always on the lookout for unique Polish gifts ideas, especially pierogi gifts and the cool pierogi shaped soap from Regent Park Naturals qualifies and then some! Read on to elarn more!
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