I believe you, I can see 'Anita', 'Everest' and 'csucs' Congrats for Anita!

The previous discussion in Polish was about crampons, that in some Slavic languages they are called 'cats'. Are they 'macska' in Hungarian too? BTW is 'macska' a Slavic borrowing or was it borrowed by Southern Slavs and Slovaks from you?

kamil wrote:I believe you, I can see 'Anita', 'Everest' and 'csucs' Congrats for Anita!

The previous discussion in Polish was about crampons, that in some Slavic languages they are called 'cats'. Are they 'macska' in Hungarian too? BTW is 'macska' a Slavic borrowing or was it borrowed by Southern Slavs and Slovaks from you?

don't you climb with "cica" in Hungary ?

kamil wrote:crampons, that in some Slavic languages they are called 'cats'. Are they 'macska' in Hungarian too? BTW is 'macska' a Slavic borrowing or was it borrowed by Southern Slavs and Slovaks from you?

We call crampons hágóvas (Steigeisen).

Macska is indeed a Slavic borrowing.

Interview with Kinga Baranowska (in Polish)

Nothing to do with hiking, but a news that will satisfy BK:
Ljubljana won the Odra cup in Wroclaw

Troche slonca w tym deszczowym Maju

Sorry, just one text 100% off topic: For Polish people only

One of the most classical ridge routes in Polish Tatras: Koscielce Ridge- in Polish only.

Sympatyczna kursowa droga, w ladnej pogodzie. Moze warto wspomniec o takim klasyku na miedzynarodowym forum.

Pewnie, ze sympatyczna klasyczna , moze jednak chociaz pare fotek na SP?
Pzdr zazdrosnie

Jck i s-ka, wrzucajcie Wy wiecej swoich relacji na SP. Z angielskim pomozemy

Zabrzmialo to dosc prowokacyjnie

Mooliczku, nie o to mi chodzilo, wykazalem sie delikatnoscia slonia w skladzie porcelany Jacek malo pisze na SP bo ma falszywe kompleksy, tylko o to chodzilo ze pomozemy je przelamac, szkoda zeby takie fajne relacje byly schowane przed miedzynarodowym czytelnikiem

Cos mi sie zdaje, ze Mooliczek sam by rade dal, zeby tylko chcial...

Mooliczek, dawaj!