chcialbym zamienic bilet!
Arrived in Poznan today. I was supposed to be going to Krakow but things changed last night. I am meeting Aggie later on; it will be like a Poet reunion, except without the porno toilets :)
The Polish I used at the train station to swap the train ticket (written down, haven't got a clue how you say it!) is the title of the post. It means: 'I'd like to change my ticket'. That is, unless Agnieszka was winding me up and it actually means 'I love to kiss lettuce' or something. Anyway, we both know lettuce is a distant second to oh-so-lovely polish cabbage :)
The Polish I used at the train station to swap the train ticket (written down, haven't got a clue how you say it!) is the title of the post. It means: 'I'd like to change my ticket'. That is, unless Agnieszka was winding me up and it actually means 'I love to kiss lettuce' or something. Anyway, we both know lettuce is a distant second to oh-so-lovely polish cabbage :)
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