Polish mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
個性
"Polishはどのような性格タイプですか？ Polishは、 in MBTI、1w2 - sx/so - 152 in Enneagram、SLUEI in Big 5、 in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
In my opinion, polish is INTJ and here's why: As a pole myself, I have a deep understanding of the language. If we focus on the way we express things, yes, You can clearly see it's a thinker language. It's rather mundane and flat with barely any intonation (not including dialects) and it's VERY straight to the point. However, I have noticed, comparing polish to other languages that polish focuses a lot on "how" (N/T) things happen rather than "when" (S). So we don't have many tenses, but we have something else. It's clearly Ni-dom, because take this into concideration: We have 5 verbs for "Can" depending on how someone is able to do something: Potrafić (I CAN do something because I'm good at it or it's in my nature), umieć (I can because I learned how to), móc (I can, because there's a possibility of something happening or I'm allowed by someone), wolno (I can because it's socially acceptable), można (I can, because it's possible/I can because there's a way of doing it). Other than that, we also have over 30 verbs for "come" depending on how You come. I'm not gonna list all the verbs😅.. But simply put with examples: come and go instantly, come and stay, come running, come from above, come with a vehicle and many many more. All of these are concentrated into 1 WORD. You could call it sensory, because it's focusing on detail, but I would say it's much more intuitive. Ni is also categorising and putting order into things, but it focused a lot more on the "how"-part and it's also concentrating, boiling down 62729393 words into one, so that we don't have to say as many words and can express our deepest thoughts. We also have 2 words for "which" (jaki and który), not including genders. One focuses on "which out of these/all possible" and the other one "which, as in "with what qualities (the blue one? the green one? the tall one? etc.". We differentiate between many things, especially verbs depending on how they happen and it's in my opinion in an Ni way. We concentrate as much information as we can into as few words as possible. We also have a noticeble Fi-child (different levels of formality: We speak formally to strangers and rather mundane in our tonę, but when it comes to friends and family, we have informal and even extremely informal speech, that shouldn't be used with anyone, but it expresses deep feelings (such as irritation: "żreć" instead of "jeść": "eat like a foul" instead of "eat") or curse words that are extremely developed and can describe anything from killing through taking the trash out to steal or eat. We do also have extremely polite speech used in radios, speaking to authorities or academics, which could basically be translated into "Creating appearence". Polish also has some very extremely controversial proverbs, which leads me into thinking our Fe is a blindspot. "It's socially acceptable to me, as a language, but idc what anyone else says"). I can however understand You guys connect "grammatical rules and structures" to Si, but I would say it's more of a Te-thing with unhealthy, unchecked Si-demon. It's like it's too many rules and they don't make sense. They just exist because they can. Because an intuitive dom (the language) decided it was too heavily judged (by other cultures), so it made pure hell of a grammar to show they can do better and know more than others (as in, the language has more knowledge than any other will ever have). It's also very aggressive and straight-forward, but can be soft if handled properly. Idk, I might be wrong, but that's what I believe🤔
