{"id":6645,"date":"2016-07-31T13:12:04","date_gmt":"2016-07-31T13:12:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/?p=6645"},"modified":"2016-07-31T13:12:04","modified_gmt":"2016-07-31T13:12:04","slug":"kto-pyta-nie-bladzi-if-you-ask-you-will-not-get-lost","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/kto-pyta-nie-bladzi-if-you-ask-you-will-not-get-lost\/","title":{"rendered":"Kto pyta, nie b\u0142\u0105dzi! If you ask, you will not get lost!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Saying “Kto pyta, nie b\u0142\u0105dzi”<\/strong> has been used in Poland for a long time. It means that if you ask, you will not get lost. Don’t be afraid of asking questions, that way you can use someone else’s knowledge and not make mistakes. Jan Brzechwa’s poem “Sta\u015b Pytalski” is about a little boy who asks a lot of questions. It’s very cute and shows just how curious kids are:)<\/p>\n

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Sta\u015b Pytalski<\/strong><\/p>\n

Na ulicy Trybunalskiej<\/strong>
\n Mieszka sobie Sta\u015b Pytalski,<\/strong>
\n Co gdy tylko si\u0119 obudzi,<\/strong>
\n Pytaniami dr\u0119czy ludzi.<\/strong>
\n W kt\u00f3rym miejscu zaczyna si\u0119 kula?<\/strong>
\n Co na deser gotuj\u0105 dla kr\u00f3la?<\/strong>
\n Ile krok\u00f3w jest st\u0105d do Powi\u015bla?<\/strong>
\n O czym my\u015bla\u0142by st\u00f3\u0142, gdyby my\u015bla\u0142?<\/strong>
\n Czy lenistwo na \u0142okcie si\u0119 mierzy?<\/strong>
\n Sk\u0105d wiadomo, \u017ce Jurek to Jerzy?<\/strong>
\n Kto powiedzia\u0142, \u017ce kury s\u0105 g\u0142upie?<\/strong>
\n Ile much mo\u017ce zmie\u015bci\u0107 si\u0119 w zupie?<\/strong>
\n Na co \u0142ysym potrzebna \u0142ysina?<\/strong>
\n Kto indykom guziki zapina?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dziadek ju\u017c od roku siedzi <\/strong>
\nI obmy\u015bla odpowiedzi, <\/strong>
\nBabka jaki\u015b czas my\u015bla\u0142a, <\/strong>
\nAle wkr\u00f3tce osiwia\u0142a, <\/strong>
\nMatka wpad\u0142a w stan nerwowy <\/strong>
\nI musia\u0142a za\u017cy\u0107 bromu, <\/strong>
\nOjciec za\u015b poszed\u0142 po rozum do g\u0142owy<\/strong>
\nI kiedy powr\u00f3ci – nie wiadomo.<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n“Sta\u015b who asks”<\/p>\n

On the Trybunalska Street
\nLives the boy that everyone can meet
\nHis name is Sta\u015b
\nAs soon as he wakes up
\nTorments people with his questions<\/p>\n

Where does the Earth begin?
\nWhat do they cook for the king?
\nHow long does it take from here to Powi\u015ble?
\nWhat would the table think, if it could?
\nCan sloth be measured in ell?
\nIs George to Jurek parallel?
\nWho claims that hens are silly?
\nCan a fly swim in the tea freely?
\nWhy a bald man need a bald head?
\nWho\u2019s doing the turkeys buttons up?<\/p>\n

Grandfather has been sitting for a year now
\nAnd trying to get responses ,
\nGrandmother thought for a while ,
\nBut soon she turned gray ,
\nThe mother fell into a state of nervous
\nI had to take a bromine ,
\nFather went to look for a brain in the head
\nAnd when he comes back – is not known.<\/p>\n

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