is one of the largest, but years ago it also successfully developed its career abroad. She has performed, among others in the Soviet Union and East Germany, but personally she was most closely associated with Czechoslovakia. The reason was love.
Rodowicz was associated with a Czech. That’s how she learned the language
In the early 1970s, she was on tour with Poland’s southern neighbors. It was then that she met the manager and music producer, František Janeček, who almost immediately stole her heart. The romance quickly turned into a serious relationship and the couple began to think about a future together. They spent every free moment together, and Rodowicz instantly understood the rules of her beloved’s native language. It was supposed to be useful to her, because they intended to settle permanently in Czechoslovakia, they even bought a plot of land and started building a house. However, the relationship did not last the test of time and ended before the property was completed. In later interviews, the star admitted that the reason for this decision was the impetuous nature of the man.
The singer is angry after the Iga Świątek match. At least it wasn’t about the game
Although the parting was stormy and a huge disappointment, Rodowicz’s passion for Czech culture and language survived. It’s no secret that she’s a huge tennis fan. He regularly attends training sessions and closely follows the fate of Polish players. It was no different during Wednesday’s match between Iga Świątek and Karolina Pliškova in the second round of the tournament in Montreal. However, she could not analyze the game in peace, because the commentator hurting the name of the Czech was driving her crazy. Enraged by this obvious error, she decided to speak up by posting a lengthy explanation on social media on how to pronounce it correctly.
The match between Iga Świątek and the Czech Karolina Pliskova has ended. And I have to, I have to write this to your commentator. Check how to pronounce the names of tennis players, especially Czech players. Pliskova is not read Pliskova, only hard Pliskova, because if there is a bird above your Czech language, you read sh
– she wrote in a post published on Facebook. By the way, she also commented on Świątek’s outfit, specifically the skirt. She noticed that it had been badly constructed, most likely by a man, which kept it collapsing. This introduced the competitor into a clear embarrassment and forced her to frequently improve the material.
It must have been designed by a guy, because a woman would have predicted that there shouldn’t be pleats at the front in a short skirt. (…) And the back of the skirt should be a bit longer, because you know a woman has a butt and the back is shorter.
Source: Gazeta
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