· 12 years ago
'Angielski Polaka' for certain is not written in Polish. In fact I have no idea what should it mean. 'English [something that belongs to a] Pole'. And yes, I'm Polish.
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- A club formed by the immigrant Polish community of West London, based in Ealing (the hub of Polish in London). The crest features the White Eagle of poland, London Skyline, England flag, Poland flag and at the top of the crest "English Pole's". The club's home games will be played at a new stadium in Ealing Common.
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- Tuesday, 17 September 2013
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· 12 years agoBlame Google Translate! :P - This commment is unpublished. · 12 years agoIf the intention was that inscription to mean "English Poles" (Polishmen from England) then it should be: Angielscy Polacy.
If rather "[of] English Poles' [Lechia]" then "Angielskich Polaków" (however in my opinion it doesn't make sense in Polish.
If "English-Polish [Lechia]" - "Angielsko-Polska" (as Lechia is feminin).