Polish.

Let's talk today about polish people. Polish women cocretely, i'm sorry Kubus, but you are the only polish guy that i know, and you're not here, so... Polish in the dormitory are, nearly, as much as spaniards, but we are onl guys, and they are only girls. I really only know tow of them. Rasa, who is not truly poslih, but a strange mixture of lithuanian an polish, and Marta, who, i think is polish 100%, but i am not sure of this. That's because there are other three polish girls: Sabina, Emilia and Sofia. First of all, i don't know who is who. And second these three are a little bit... i don't know how to say "borde" in English... they are "the edge", ok? Probably this is only because they don't understand Spanish humor, i don't know. Poor Alejandro the other day tried to invite them to join us in tango lectures, (i'll explain this later), and what they did was to look Alejandro with very open eyes, from his feet to his face... as thinking "who the hell you think we are to go with such a boy as you to tango lessons?". Poor Alejandro... Anothe strange custom they have is to speak Polish in front of you... although we have said to them how unpolite this is. By the way, have you ever heard polish? It's like hearing Canal+ when you haven't got decoder. Very funny... but just for a while...

On the other hand, we have Marta and Rasa. Rasa showed me yesterday how many bad words in Spanish can a person know, without knowing clearly what they mean... or yes, but i prefer to think she didn't knew what she was saying. She also discovered to me that the song "Tengo una vaca lechera", has a dance. I have to ask her to record the dance in the camera and show you. It's quite funny to hear the song, with polish/lithuanian accent, and with the dance, all in one.
We also have Marta, (i even don't know if it's "Marta" or Martha:S), more serious than Rasa i believe, but much more friendly than the others 100% polish girls. We are going with her to Cracow(Cracovia), next weekend. She is going to show us her city, wich a don't know were it is, or wich is its name, Cracow, and also Auschwitz... i don't know if it's well spelled. Doesn't matter, we convinced her to carry us with her... so i hope we won't be heavy charge for her. Curious things about Marta? The way she understands "pijama party". She just wears normal clothes and puts on them her pijama. The opposite of Borja and me, we put our "pijamas" under our normal clothes:P


Esta es la cena internacional que el otro dia los chicos montamos a algunas chicas. De izquierda a derecha: Miyuki(Japon), Ella(Italia), Alejandro(Madrid), evidentemente yo, Sandro(Italia), Leanne(Irlanda del Norte), Julia(Alemania) y Marta(Polonia). 


Next day.

Next day i'll try to talk about the germans, or italians, koreans, japanese, lethonians, irish, french, or wathever... Have a good time!!!