False, the Polka is a traditional Central European Dance that (may) have originated in the middle of the 19th Century in Czech lands. The word comes from the Czech word Pulka, meaning 'little half' refering to the short steps of the dance. It should not be confused with a Polish word 'pokla' meaning Polish Woman or a Swedish word 'polska' which is also a dance in 3/4 time. It may be argued that the Swedish version may have Polish roots.
No, it is a Czech dance.
Yes it did and nowadays it mostly relates to Polish women.
Czech republicfrom the Czech word Pulka, meaning 'short steps'Also Germany and Poland.
The Polka comes from Poland. The polka did not originate in Poland.It comes Bohemia.Originating around 1837.
India
No, it is a Czech dance.
Yes it did and nowadays it mostly relates to Polish women.
Czech republicfrom the Czech word Pulka, meaning 'short steps'Also Germany and Poland.
I fink its Poland people ok because my mum is polish and she told me the answer if I was rong she would test me cheers.
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Polka is a Czech folk dance, but it most likely refers to a Polish woman. In Poland a woman of Polish origin is called Polka.
The Polka comes from Poland. The polka did not originate in Poland.It comes Bohemia.Originating around 1837.
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India
Polka is a dance from Poland and Germany. Many of them immigrated to Wisconsin.
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