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From: Debbie Greenlee <>
Subject: Re: [POLAND] Re: Strange name? SKLADONIK
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 12:39:59 -0500
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Liz,
It is important that you include the correct Polish letters when writing
Polish words, names or places. In emails we use the tilde ~ after the
affected letter.
There is a slash through that "L" in Skl~adanek.
It is pronounced, "skwa da nek."
Debbie

Liz Jarvis wrote:
>
> Thank you to everyone who so kindly helped me with the spelling of my
> g-g-g-grandfather's name. It seems the most likely spelling was SKLADANEK.
> Regards,
> Liz
> in Michigan

This thread:

• [POLAND] Emilie Schindler 1907-2001 by W David Samuelsen <>
  • [POLAND] Strange name? SKLADONIK by "Liz Jarvis" <>
    • Re: [POLAND] Strange name? SKLADONIK by Debbie Greenlee <>
      • Re: [POLAND] Strange name? SKLADONIK by "Joe and Addie Longshaw" <>
        • [POLAND] Re: Strange name? SKLADONIK by "Liz Jarvis" <>

          • Re: [POLAND] Re: Strange name? SKLADONIK by Debbie Greenlee <>

            • Re: [POLAND] Re: Strange name? SKLADONIK by "Liz Jarvis" <>
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