Hi. In Portugal you hear "polaca". In Brazil, it's "polonesa".

Both are correct but 'polaca' is an old fashioned word. You'd better say 'polonesa'. You can also say 'eu sou da Polônia', which means 'I'm from Poland'.

The right answer is "Eu sou polonesa". But "polaca" is used in Spanish language and it's not wrong, but the right word for those who are from Polônia-Poland is "polonês-male" and "polonesa-female". I hope that I helped you... Thanks!

In the portuguese it is: Eu sou Polonesa.

In Brazil... Eu sou polonesa.