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Looking for help with a name of Polish origin?
I went to University with a lad I've lost touch with but would like to get in contact with him.
I'm trying to search various sites, but I can't for the life of me remember how to spell his last name, I've tried googling with what I think is the closest match but it comes back blank.
It is pronounced "Scripchick", but obviously spelled differently.
It's something like Szkrepczeck, but that could be completely wrong.
I'm kinda hoping some Poles with read this and be able to point me in the right direction of what this surname could be.
Cheers for any help.
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Szkrepczyk is a Polish name.
The "cz" is pronounce like a combination of "ch" and "z"...
szkreh- chzek while rolling the "r"s.
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- 1 decade ago
My parents were Polish
if it was pronounced scripchick it would be spelt Skripczik or Skripczek
If you think there's a Z near the beginning my guess is it would be Skrzipczek, we actually used to have Polish friends called Skrzipczak
you could try using a 'y' instead of the 'i' (skrzypczak)
hope this helps, and best of luck!
- richiesownLv 41 decade ago
Look on a Glasgow site the place is overun with these people I'm sure you'll find thousands of unscrupulous Poles by all kinds of names.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I know a yan gebler hes polish
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
i know his cousin zxczpyzlovpoz :-)