Polish-speaking

By then, almost all workers had been replaced, and the new, Polish-speaking crew brought the production to the pre-1921 level.

Unfortunately, the hiring of Polish-speaking personnel was left to the very end.

From 1480 the town was inhabited by a predominantly Polish-speaking populace.

Hamtramck itself has become highly diverse and there is still a small Polish-speaking minority.

Evesham’s Catholic school has just hired a Polish-speaking assistant.

Some prefer to see Polish-speaking doctors, although many who use the private clinics speak excellent English.

Polish employers are struggling to find Polish-speaking workers.

Family liaison officers, supported by Polish-speaking officers and staff, were supporting the two families.

In schools where the percentage of Polish-speaking students became high, German officials split up the students.

Reuben was the child of Polish-speaking parents.

Two of those arrested are from Poland and Polish-speaking police officers have been enlisted to help the inquiry.

In November 1931 they welcomed the first Polish-speaking priest, Rev.

In time, a Polish-speaking Roman Catholic parish was established with its own church building.

The new unit will specialize in campaigns aimed at Russian- and Polish-speaking consumers.

The development of English speech patterns of a 7-year-old Polish-speaking child.'

All of Greenpoint, the city's only Polish-speaking neighborhood, abounds with such bargains.

A Polish-speaking special constable proved extremely useful.

During the first few months, she acted more as an intermediary for the lawyers in the office and their Polish-speaking clients than a full-fledged paralegal.

The church was built in 1892 to serve what is now the oldest Polish-speaking parish in New Jersey.

Russian- and Polish-speaking immigrants in the USA became the primary commercial target group for the products of the company.

There was no one else for her to share it with; there were no Polish-speaking customers at Cracovia that night.

They also gained some local popularity amongst the Polish-speaking citizens in the United States, where they lived and worked for few months.

Before the war Czech Silesia was settled by large German and Polish-speaking populations.

After Reverend Gara's death, the parish was pastored by Polish-speaking priests well into the 1960s.

The church started a number of other Polish-speaking congregations in the East Side and Jones Island neighborhoods.