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Post by gleite on Jul 29, 2008 0:06:46 GMT 1
I hope that we can make some friends here, and some other time get to know personally. What about this? It could be very helpful for foreigners... and also to strenghten relationships... Count on everyone on this forum !
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Post by gleite on Jul 29, 2008 0:17:42 GMT 1
Of course, I gotta start by presenting me to everyone here...
Well, my name is Guilherme (you can call me Will or William, it is my name in English, a bit easier). Actually I am living in Brazil, working in a public bank with technology issues. I pretend to work abroad someday and that day seems to be near. I've been studying Poland and I've been very impressed on everything I already know about this wonderful country. I am 24 years old, male and looking for friends. I am leaving my fiancé in Brazil, but as soon as I get everything going in Poland, I'll bring her to me.... Anyway, if you can be my friend, welcome!!!
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Post by valpomike on Jul 29, 2008 3:18:05 GMT 1
I like women best, but you seam like a good guy, and I know I can learn much from you. If you ever have a question of me, just ask it.
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Post by Bonobo on Aug 3, 2008 17:43:49 GMT 1
Of course, I gotta start by presenting me to everyone here... Well, my name is Guilherme (you can call me Will or William, it is my name in English, a bit easier). Actually I am living in Brazil, working in a public bank with technology issues. I pretend to work abroad someday and that day seems to be near. I've been studying Poland and I've been very impressed on everything I already know about this wonderful country. I am 24 years old, male and looking for friends. I am leaving my fiancé in Brazil, but as soon as I get everything going in Poland, I'll bring her to me.... Anyway, if you can be my friend, welcome!!! Hello again. I am a Polish teacher of English in Krakow and vicinity. Your case is really interesting.  There are very few Brazilians who reside in Poland. The main reason for their residence here, in a country whose culture, climate, language, food etc etc is so different than Brazil`s, is being in partnerships with Polish women or men. Mostly women, I would say. So it is quite surprising that you have a Brazilian fiancee. I thought you had a Polish one and that`s why you are planning to move to Poland. |
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Post by gleite on Aug 9, 2008 16:06:59 GMT 1
Believe it or not dude...
but i am leaving her in Brazil, because I got this work in Krakow that I just can't miss. And there is also that desire of living abroad.
It's a challenge for me, to meet new people, places and cultures.
That is why I am seeking some answers in forums. Anyway Bonobo, as soon as I get to Poland, Krakow, I might be needing your help! You see, I don't speak a word of Polish, and how can I open a bank account ? How can look for a place to rent? You see... Things are getting almost done, I am just depending on my visa. Anyway, I might reach Krakow in September 16th. Is that possible ?
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There are very few Brazilians who reside in Poland. The main reason for their residence here, in a country whose culture, climate, language, food etc etc is so different than Brazil`s, is being in partnerships with Polish women or men. Mostly women, I would say.