Dzień dobry,
If you were missing Christmas topic on our blog, please note that we covered this one a year ago :-))).
One thing has been changing slowly I must admit - there is less and less carp fish on our tables and Polish people are introducing more fish variety to their Christmas Eve menus - which would make our grandparents proud.
Our students this year had a chance to try some Polish Christmas Eve dishes on our Christmas Workshops organised at Mamuśka Bar in London.
During the workshops they discussed Polish Christmas traditions and traditions from regions where their Polish friends, families and partners come from.
Together we learnt a carol "Cicha Noc"
I even heard of some after party at Thom's ;-))). Christmas spirit....
Huge "thank you" to the owners of Mamuśka and Pani Ewa, who made sure everything was excellent: we loved pierogi and barszcz z uszkami.
Here is a quick reminder of Polish Christmas Eve traditions.
See you in class,
Ola
Polish, or Polski, is the official language of Poland and is one of the official languages of the European Union. It is also spoken in Belarus, Ukraine and Lithuania. It can be tricky for a non-native speaker to learn Polish because it has many dialects that vary from region to region. But there are plenty of resources available online for learners like you! Polish language classes
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