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Hi Marek,
Friday, October 31, 2003, 2:01:52 AM, you wrote:
MC> "Obligacje raczne" - 1Y Treasury Bonds
Interesting how English, or Latin via the French Normans, has invaded
even non Romance languages like Polish. Obvious cognate there is
"obligacje", which would be "obligation" in English. (a bond is a
promise, or an obligation) I have no idea about the other word.
<lol>
Is 'cje' an inflection in Polish that changes verbs to nouns, like
'tion' can do in English?
(ah-blee-gaych-yay) ?
Best,
Yuki (the wannabe linguist among us)
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