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Polish Accordion Forum

murathan

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There is a Polish accordion forum site. They dont use a better software but they are well organized. Polish people loves accordion. In Polish unfortunately but doesnt matter much in these days, you may use with auto translations. I was also active there, there are many good free Polish and other sheet music available. You may even learn some Polish like myself :D

The Forum:
https://forum.akordeonowe.pl

Free Sheet Music:
https://forum.akordeonowe.pl/darmowe-nuty-akordeonowe/
 
Thanks Murathan! Looks interesting but I’m with Dingo on this one. The only part I got was the section on “akordeon humor” where I saw a V8 accordion starting up
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Open the page with Microsoft Edge. It will show you translation options. Select translate all.

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Writing a post. Go to google translate https://translate.google.com/ Write your message in English and translate to Polish. Then copy paste the Polish message. It takes time but I did :coffee:
 
Phew! Life's too short!😄

I use a translation program when communicating with some Italian friends and it is very quick and painless. On a good day I can remember two words of Italian and one good friend knows just a tiny bit of English.

I type my message in English in Gmail then select the text and paste it into Google Translate. Copy the translated text block and paste that into Gmail above the block of English. (I always add the line “from Google Translate” at the beginning. This gives them both versions just in case and makes it clear I’m not pretending to know any Italian!)

The whole copy/paste/translate/copy/paste thing took less than 15 seconds using keyboard shortcuts on the computer or iPad. I would hate to try it on a “pretend computer” phone.

Thanks Murathan for the forum info. I’ll pass it on to my local accordion friend (who moved here from Poland decades ago) in case he doesn’t know about that forum.

BTW, it’s interesting to feed text from a translation program back onto itself in the other direction.

JKJ
 
I once opened and been an admin in a Brazilian game Facebook group (around 2013) in Portuguese with translator, with thousands of member players. It was an ecological free game helping environment (Eco City). They never guessed :D Google translate works perfectly in some languages from English, getting better every day.
 
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