100% Germans speaking and dancing in polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Token
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100% Germans speaking and dancing in polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Token
Sad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
They lived in the Russian Empire, then the 2nd Polish Republic and finally the USSR. They always said that they were originally German, they were Catholic but spoke Russian as mother-tongue (instead of Polish or German), they were also "mobbed" by local populations (whether they were Poles or Russians). You tell m what they were, they certainly weren't Poles.
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Token
Is it sad, that american English does not speak with received
pronounciantion neither parade with the portraits of the Queen?
Some strange recent mishmash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polak
And I doubt if the surname originated just recently among rusgermans.
No. They're PolGermans. That's about it. Lol
If the guy in this case is a fully English American, which is very rare today, then yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rethel
What do you mean by ancestry? Some admixture or Y-DNA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Token
Because Rethel of course means Y-DNA haplo / patrilineage.
Autossomal admixture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
How very rare? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Token
If they did founded the state, if they are at least 80 mln people, how it is rare? :picard1: