GOOD DENTIST IN WROCLAW ???

[Gość: MARK(ENGLAND)]

SORRY I CANNOT WRITE IN POLISH. I AM IN NEED OF DENTAL WORK
BUT IT IS SO EXPENSIVE HERE IN ENGLAND.I AM TOLD POLAND HAS GOOD
DENTISTS SO CAN ANYONE RECOMMEND A GOOD DENTIST IN WROCLAW WHO
IS EXPERIENCED IN 'CROWN,BRIDGE,OR IMPLANT WORK'.

[Gość: ladyc]

Hi Mark-

I can recommend my dentist's office- Aurident Centrum Stomatologiczne. There
are two offices in Wroclaw ul. Lelewela 4a tel/fax [phone] and ul. Widna
7/1 tel/fax [phone]. My dentist is Dr. Joanna Sward and she speaks
English. I am American and my business colleagues from Germany also go to her
office.

Good luck!
Chris

YO !! BROTHA !

[Gość: CHUCKY BROWN]

DONT BE AFRAID, I a mma da besta man in a thata area too.
You MUZT pay 1000 POUNDS And BE COOOOLL , I am da besta dentista on eartha

[Gość: qw]

American...
albo może po prostu Pani Doktor we własnej osobie ?
ciekawe jaki Amerykanin napisałby "ul." przed nazwą ulicy, o angielskiej
składni nie wspomnę...
pani Joanno , nie możnaby po prostu otwarcie zaprosić do gabinetu, we wlasnym
imieniu ?

[Gość: gigi]

jak mnie ząb bolał to wyrwałem buhahahahaahahaha

[ladyc]

I'm sorry. I really like Poland but sometimes some Polish people really make me
angry. Why do you assume the worst? Why do you assume that I'm that dentist
self-promoting that office in a sneaky way. I'm not Dr. Sward. I'm her patient.
I was able to write the correct address for two reasons. Number one: I'm not an
idiot and I've managed to learn at least the street of my dentist's office.
Number two: I have the business card in front of me. I wanted to help out
somebody who is in need of a good dentist. Apparently such kind, clear
intentions are difficult for some people to understand.

Jak po Amerykańsku: Have a nice day
Chris

[nat.wroclaw]

Chris,

normally I wouldn't do that (don't really like butting in when it comes to
personal issues between people here). But maybe it's the day or, it's just me.
Anyway, Chris, THANK YOU for saying that. I'm not sure how much was understood
from what you wrote, though.

Take care
nat

[Gość: A n g l i k]

Don't take that guy's comments personally. There is a (thankfully small)
minority of arseholes contributing to this forum - most of us (Poles and ex-
pats alike) are decent people, who are on your side, or at least on the side of
friendly and informative exchange of info and views. I have been jumped on
myself before when I posted a sincere question or comment - just let it wash
off your back like the proverbial water off a duck... :-))

What are you up to here in Wroc as a metter of interest?

[sapere]

pretty nice statement (got the point!) and ;-) suprising knowledge of Polish
proverbs... lol

take care, s

[nat.wroclaw]

Eeeyyy .. ale Anglik, to chyba naszyj on jest. Nie jest wprawdzie zalogowany,
ale podczytując wpisy forumowicza o tym nicku spotykam się najczęściej z
najwyższych lotów polszczyzną. Chyba, że zachodzą tu jakoweś nieznane mi bliżej
obywatelsko-lingwistyczne esy-floresy ww. :)

Serdeczności
Nat

[Gość: gigi]

a spi****** do swoich

what?

[ladyc]

"a spi****** do swoich"

I suppose that doesn't mean "welcome to Poland".

[Gość: gigi]

fuck you

[Gość: usmiech]

Pyta się facet swojego kolegę o dobrego stomatologa. Tamten mu odpowiada:
- Znam świetnego, ale on jest Anglikiem.
- Spoko, spoko, poradzę sobie.
Przychodzi więc na wizytę, siada na fotelu i pokazując lekarzowi szczękę mówi:
- Tu!
Dentysta wyrwał mu dwa zęby.
Na drugi dzień znów spotykają się obaj faceci i pierwszy mówi:
- Kurcze, jakiś głupi ten dentysta. Ja mu pokazuje bolący ząb, mówię tu, a on
wyrywa mi dwa...
- Ale ty głupi jesteś. 'Two' po angielsku znaczy dwa...
- Aaa, było tak od razu, następnym razem coś wymyślę.
Przychodzi więc na wizytę, siada na fotelu, wskazuje ząb i mówi:
- Ten!