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[Rock2134]

Only joking...

Sorry for the boring question, but can anyone tell me the name of the English speaking newspapers in this country and websites. ie. places where there are classified ads for jobs and accomadation etc.

Ciao

[Pollux]

I'm almost tempted to say that you're trolling.
Anyway, there are no newspapers. If you're looking for work, try tefl.com. There are 14 adds for jobs in Poland. Bon chance.

[cheeseandegg]

You'll find UK and Irish newspapers on sale at Empiks in most major cities and the crappy American magazines Newsweek and Time in every Empik - I wouldn't ever recommend reading that shit though unless you like biased news.

[Rock2134]

What's trolling?

[misteradventure]

from http://www.m-w.com (MIriam-Webster Online Dictionary:

troll
One entry found for troll.
Main Entry: 1troll
Pronunciation: 'trOl
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English
transitive senses
1 : to cause to move round and round : ROLL
2 a : to sing the parts of (as a round or catch) in succession b : to sing loudly c : to celebrate in song
3 a : to fish for by trolling b : to fish by trolling in <troll lakes> c : to pull through the water in trolling <troll a lure>
intransitive senses
1 : to move around : RAMBLE
2 : to fish by trailing a lure or baited hook from a moving boat
3 : to sing or play in a jovial manner
4 : to speak rapidly
- troll�er noun

...and then there is www.pcmag.com for the computing-related definition:

Definition of: trolling

(1) Surfing, or browsing, the Web.

(2) Posting derogatory messages about sensitive subjects on newsgroups and chat rooms to bait users into responding.

(3) Hanging around in a chat room without saying anything, like a "peeping tom."


Really, if you can't use the Web to answer your own questions and have a limited knowledge of the English language, do you have any business teaching it? The above was in the top-ten of a search for "trolling definition". Get a grip, man.

-m