Identical English words with different meaning are your everyday pitfalls for ESL (English as a second language) learners. In this example, the noun, or adjective Polish, as identifier for everything from Poland, is at least capitalized and can, therefore, easily be distinguished from the verb to polish. Also the pronounciation is different: Polish \ˈpō-lish\ as opposed to polish \ˈpä-lish\.
Polish up Your Polish
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