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Yes, especially if You compare to the other western countries, for example Germany. They earn 2-4 times more than in Poland and still can have lots of things cheaper than here (especially electronics)
@Prem Poland is beautifull, Polish culture is beautifull but the goverment is the stupidest thing i ever saw and the next kne will probably be even more stupid
Thank you! I loved this and I love the country. My dream is to live there soon❤ ( However I think in Germany we are better at complaining 😂 I def. complain more than my Polish husband, he actually never does)
A ja myślę, że lubimy jak nas doceniają, bo za granicą znani jesteśmy jaki 'biedaki' 'nieroby' 'pijaki' 'złodzieje'. Bardzo głupie utarte stereotypy, ale nie mówcie mi, że tak nie bywa. Bardzo mi się raduje serce, że powoli to się zmienia i ludzie z zagranicy widzą coś pięknego w nas i w naszym kraju i o tym mówią. Duży plus dla autora, dużo radości mi sprawił tym filmem :)
Bo zbyt często jesteśmy ignorowani lub odrzucani, albo traktowani jako ruska kolonia. Dlatego ja się bardzo cieszę, kiedy ktoś z innego kraju wspomni o nas dobrze, tak sam z siebie.
A ja to widzę trochę inaczej. O byle co się szarpiemy, kłócimy, o obostrzenia pandemii, o szczepionki, o PISy lewactwo itp, o Kościół Dlatego, jako tacy, nie mamy wysokiego mniemania o samych sobie. Stąd wielkie ciśnienie na pochwały z zewnątrz.
@@dc41 Yes, but polish politicians are very fascist and you can get mandate for crossing street when zebra isn't in distance of 100 metres, so many people are very frustrated all the time and they want to speak about it all the time, because everyday something is bothering them. :P My uncle once on my cousin birthday started talking about closing car belts, because even when you drive 2 km to the shop without belts you risk mandate. And in January 2021 politicians said they want to make refusing mandate illegal and it need battle in court to prove it was mistake. It's really frustrating and things like that happens all the time.
One thing missing in the video that is extremeply important for english speaking people that You've missed. Forget that "how are you?" is a greeting. If you cross the polish border it becomes a serious existential question nad whenever you say "How are You?" people will answer. Oooooh we. Will. Tell. You. EVERYTHING!
@@izabellakaliszka4804 Tbh it depends on the person asking. If it's a person I don't know very well or who is of a higher "social" standing than I am (an elder to me, or a university professor), I just answer "Oh, I'm fine, thank you" or "Yeah, I'm rather okay" or something similar. If it's a friend asking me, then I answer honestly.
From my observations in public we don't speak to each other loud, because we don't want to be in attention. We don't like to be in attention. Once I got visitors from Italy and they mentioned that Poland is very "quiet" country. I must agree with them. Well it changes after darkness when ppl get one or two drinks ;) but usually they don't like to be loud. But we do speak loud on the telephone. From my personal perspective I speak loud because I think person on the other side can't hear me well 😅
Yes, for me as a Dutch person with Polish friends, I would say that the Polish people speak rather modestly with each other and it sounds really polite and friendly. I am not understanding a word though.
Ja po 20 latach przypomniałem typowi jak mi mówił że mnie nie nawidzi i że gardzi moja rodzina i że pluje i żyga na nas A teraz mówi Czesc?! I dzień dobry. Żałosny typ.
Funfact about loudness - main reason for that is sound complexity of the language. If you don't speak loud, you can be easily misunderstood by others. Polish movies are great example of that, sound mix is usually really poor, because there is so much interference of ambient and enviroment sounds with sounds as "ś, ź, ć". If we don't speak loud, we sound like mumble 😄
Urodziłem się tutaj, żyję już sporo ponad 20 lat i w sumie jak dla mnie filmik zrobiony tylko dla wyświetleń xD większość z tych rzeczy można by przypisać sporej części różnych nacji, bardzo mało tutaj rzeczy, które mógłbym zaobserwować w realnym życiu
Najpierw trzeba się razem najebać , potem przywitać, potem wymienić imionami, następnie coś razem porobić, wyjść i coś razem zjeść i można się wtedy zapytać co u kogoś słychać , proste hahahh
Ja tego nie lubię bo nie rozpoznaję twarzy i panikuję, że rozmawiam z kimś, kogo powinnam znać. Ale fakt - "dzień dobry" od przypadkowej osoby na chodniku sprawia, że czuję się dziwnie.
Ja mam sąsiada który cały czas sie pyta każdego na chodniku która godzina dzień dobry mówi i inne rzeczy i zawsze jak ktoś go widzi to już wariat woła i masz w 💯% rację bo tak to działa
@@Diridonda Mnie się czasem kłaniają osoby, których nie kojarzę. Zawsze się odkłaniam i nie udaję zaskoczenia. Jeśli ktoś chce być grzeczny, to warto to docenić. :-)
There's one thing. You say that when you hear a Pole complaining, you should complain too so he feels understood. But before doing that, don't forget about previously mentioned rule - consistency. Don't say that your day was shitty if it actually wasn't.
@@cWvp80GEDg to dlatego że wiele osób używa tego słowa jako przecinka. Kiedy myślą nad czymś i są w środku zdania, jako przecinek używają właśnie k****
One of the most difficult things for me was to convince the British and Spanish people I worked with that I didn't mean to be rude when I wasn't discussing the current weather outside or other meaningless things with them during a lunch break. Poles rarely chat for no real reason or about 'nothing'. We like to talk about something that makes sense, is at least a bit important to us, but discussing the sunny/cloudy/windy day or what he/she will have for lunch today, just to maintain some verbal contact is usually not our thing.
Exactly! Our generation hates small-talk. What is interesting is that the generation of our parents (people who were born and raised in communism) loves it and feels that is natural. And of course, after small-talk, they complain together - on the weather, government, prices, etc. :) It's not that simple as it looks. :)
@@Sobstus Yeah my mum is always talking to me.Why you didn't ask your friend how is he doing?I don't like these topics because it isn't important at all.Maybe this is bad example but I think you know what i mean
It's not like you shouldn't refuse your granny's offer for another course of meal (although you probably shouldn't), but it's simply impossible - she literally won't let you go unless you're so full you can barely move.
Bzdura, strefa komfortu? Dostaje zeza od tego określenia, które używa się już wszędzie. Chłopak dobrze to nazwał, bardzo dobrze krąg zaufania. Możesz rozmawiać z każdym ale tylko nielicznym ufasz i jak najbardziej zgadzam się.
Haha Fajny stereotyp. Nie, Tak naprawde to zależy czy twoja babcia chce pozbyć sie jedzenia czy Nie. TAK, niektóre babcie są ciężkie do przekonania. Ale jednak nie jest to niemożliwe. Nie powinno to być jednym z ,,rzeczy których nie powinno sie robić w Polsce”
I love Poland 🇵🇱 and Polish people 🥰 I’ve been there people are so welcoming and kind 👏🏻 I’m a Turkish lady myself but I got myself a Polish husband 😌 been together for 5 years married for 2 best decision ever made now we are expecting a baby 💕
Never say that Poland is a part of Eastern Europe. Poland is in Central Europe (btw - geometrical center of Europe is in eastern Poland in Suchowola...).
@@BloodRedCarnation yeah hehe. It seems like for western Germans east start where the Berlin wall was. I do undestand but not for us. Polish people use to say that east start where is Ural mountains is. If u know anything about polish humor u will now that even Russian people for us are Mongols.
My dream is to go to Poland, and see where my father's family lived. And from the descriptions of behavior, I'm more Polish than I thought possible. Thank you for sharing this video.
If I could I would go as far as I can from here. Poland is being destroyed by people blinded by hateful ideology. If you are not a white, catholic, heterosexual male (yes, even females are getting in trouble now, some of their rights have been taken away) you might be simply beaten up. Also it's better to speak polish than other language when you walk alone. Poland is not a safe place now. I wish I could stay here but probably I'll be forced to leave because of the political propaganda. I wouldn't recommend visiting Poland these days.
I'm moving to Poland in the next couple of weeks to join my polish partner I'm south American living in Ireland for the last 22 years And after being together for 8 years we decide to move there , your videos have been very useful and informative Specially caming from the same cultural background ,have been in Poland a good few times and I Love the people and the straight forward no bullshit general attitude they have towards life in general , can't wait to move and settle down , thanks for the help.
@April Fool I love it here it was a bit of a shock but now I'm used to it, the language it's a nightmare to learn and the difference in wages will put alot of people off from coming here, the prices are the same as in Ireland but you make 5 times less, all and all this is my home now and I love it.
Never refuse anyone who is Polish. That includes Matka. Who can resist Polish food any way. Yum! I love this brown soup, with raisins, noodles and plums. It's delicious! It's duck blood soup, we call czernina. That's char-neena.
The Poles that manned the Destroyer ORP Piorun. Ever since I learned of this Polish crew with giant balls of solid brass? I have admired the Polish people. Here is an excerpt from Polish naval history. “ORP Piorun was a Polish destroyer that was part of the British Navy when they engaged the Bismarck. She was sent in with the British destroyers early in the morning of May 30, 1941 to harass the Bismarck and keep the ship occupied while the rest of the British fleet caught up. The entire time the ORP Piorun was firing at the Bismarck, it was using it's signal lights to send the message "I AM A POLE." - message "I AM A POLE."”.
Ten dialog mnie rozwalił: - pomożesz mi złożyć meble? - nie, nie mam czasu. Ok. Serio, wydaje mi się, że 100% moich znajomych się tym nie przejmie i pójdzie zapytać o pomoc kogoś innego. Jak można się o to obrazić??
Wow I'm Brazilian, decedent from poland my grandma brought a lot of her folks culture I can easily relate to things like sharing, keeping the distance, and being really mad at people not doing the things they said they would do, and yes I find terrible to commit to things that I can't do a 100% right. Great video BTW
Really specific behavior of Polish people is that every time someone mentions us in the Internet or at least shows any reference to our country, Polish people are going nuts and are happy that someones from abroad sees us. Kinda weird, but happens every time
The most important rule: Don't talk about politics. That can cause you a lot of trouble when you meet someone who is supporting other political party. In the most extreme cases you can even get beaten up. When someone asks you who you were voting for or who do you support just say that you didn't vote or you are not into politics. It'll be best for you, trust me.
If you're a good citizen it is your duty to talk about politics. Without dialogue about politics you end up neck deep in shit, which is Polands situation at the moment. "You might not be interested in politics, but politics is interested in you". So put that damn instagram down for a moment and learn some shit about real world. And then confront it with someone's else opinion, because maybe you didn't check your facts, or maybe someone else didn't check her/his facts.
Never say phrase "polskie obozy koncentracyjne" (polish concentration camps), because it wasn't polish. It was on Poland teritory but it was nazi camps - it might offend someone. Also many people can get outraged when someone insult pope John Paul II. However I think that many people, specially young people, lost esteem for John Paul II when they realize that he suppressed paedophilia in church.
I'm a Pole and I don't agree with this "loud speaking" point. In fact we are likely speaking quietly, especially via phone. I'd say, one who is speaking loudly has probably some problems with connection.
Niestety, ludzie - a w szczególności kobiety - mówią do siebie głośno kiedy chcą pokazać, że jakiś temat jest dla nich bardzo zajmujący. To nie problemy, to po prostu emocje. Ludzie mówią też głośno, żeby w grupie ktoś zwrócił większą uwagę i im przypadkiem nie przerwał przy okazji. Chcą być w stadzie ,,przebojowi,, i uniknąć oskarżeń o ,,szaromyszkowanie,, nudziarstwo i brak zaangażowania. Tylko wątpię, że to akurat cecha Polaków. Styl komunikacji i potrzeba przynależności nie ma narodowości.
I agree with Maverral, Poles are definitely not loud in public in general, unless drunk or having really good time. I spent last 14 years in Spain and I can tell you, Poles whisper in the street when compared to a typical Spanish person, especially here in the south (Andalusia).
We're even quieter, when we want to discuss something outlaw, which is common (unfortunately, because of our poorly written laws), or we even say "it's not a talk we can do through phone" (roughly translated) which means we have to meet in person and discuss it. We're very careful with saying things through phone because of lots of years under communist government, when lots of phones were tapped and you didn't know if yours weren't intentionally, or by accident
Man I live in the UK since 8 years, and I have never met anyone who would be so accurate, while talking about my nation, basing on his own experiences . Well played bro. And that circle of personal space is a real thing. 😂
The private cirle of space is existing in another cultures as well. British people don't like to be poke, to be too close to others. You can see how Customer Advisor talks and behave with customers.
British person here. My thoughts on Poland? I love it so much... fantastic people and country... can't wait to explore it. would love to go to the North East lakeland area
Hello, i'm Polish and i can say that grandmas in Poland are seriously very kind. For example my grandma was making pudding for me everyday after day in School.
I was born in Argentina and I currently live in Argentina but, my grandmother parents came from poland during WWII. And is so funny how you describe my grandmother, she is exactly what you said in the video haha
Oh my, i saw this video by accident, but it’s first time when i see someone is talking about poles and Poland in... good way. I just started to cry when you was talking about sharing in war times. I didn’t love in this times but i felt like i was and... i haven’t heared beafore that someone can talk about my country in good way. Thank you 💖
it work as well when it's a short 'no' I think it might be a shortened version of word "ano" which is often used by some "ano" is an actual word meaning "yes" for our western slavic cousins - Czech and Slovaks :D
@@StopTeoriomSpiskowym This word is also used in all Central and east European languages. It comes from Latin, and means something that isn't straight. In metaphorical meaning to a woman who doesn't walk the right way.
You are not wrong brother. I’ve visited Poland 🇵🇱 twice, this year already, from london, and now dreaming of living there... Polish people are the humblest I’ve met, from Europe - very generous people... ❤
In smaller cities the grandma's just newd to strat the conversation with "oh, you will not believe, you know Who died this week?" Its conneceted to the complaining mode
Do Polski przyjechali Japończycy. Prowadzą rozmowy, a w sąsiednim pomieszczeniu ktoś się strasznie wydziera. Zaciekawiony Japończyk pyta - "Czemu ten gość tak głośno mówi? A bo on z Gdańskiem rozmawia! A to nie może przez telefon?".
Pamiętam jak mieliśmy jedyny telefon w bloku. Sąsiad przychodził i zamawiał rozmowę międzynarodową z Moskwą. Po kilkunastu albo kilkudziesięciu godzinach ktoś oddzwaniał i mówił że będzie rozmowa. Wtedy biegliśmy po sąsiada który przez cały ten czas siedział w domu i czekał nigdzie nie wychodząc. Potem darł tak ryja podczas rozmowy jakby musiał tam bez telefonu przekazać informacje. 😂
Also Poland might be cheap for someone who has german salary. People working for 2500 PLN, paying 1000 for bills alone hearing that it's cheap... you know what I mean
dude thats not true!! thats why POland is quite dangerous. for example at 2 night u can be alone on the street and band of drunk people ;) they gona start to say something.
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As always, your observations ase 110% true and 120% insightful. Love them! When people say Poland is cheap, I always get mixed feelings: I know they like it and I'd live to share their enthusiasm, but on the back off my head there's this thought: are we talking about the same country? Or maybe I am just so broke?
Thank you! I try really hard to give insights that are not always obvious. It helps that I have a foreigner's perspective, but I have to give Karolina (Vigo's Mom) has A LOT of credit. She helps me tremendously! For example. That VERY COMMENT about "cheap" was her observation.
I've just realized I do the same thing when I go to Ukraine :( It's still cheaper than Poland but it would be nicer not to make such comments. Thanks :)
Yeah, it's always a matter of perspective... I made the same comments though, when I moved from a big city to smaller one - "Oh, how cheap this restaurant is! Much more affordable than back in Kraków" XD I know I sounded snobbish, but it's hard to stop yourself.
Years ago, an old salesman that trained me told me to never refer to a product as ‘cheap’ and to use ‘inexpensive’ instead. He said people associate ‘cheap’ as poor quality and ‘inexpensive’ as a good value. Not sure how accurate that is, but I’ve been using his advice since.
Iranians love to complain too specially in this situation if u take a taxi the taxi driver would start a conversation and start complaining about everything like politics, weather and the prices etc There are more similarities in some points with polish people ❤️ Lots of love to warm people of Poland.
My Venezuelan boyfriend moved to Poland and as we are living here for more then a year already, he is still very often unaware of some polish things you just presented. I'm watching with him all your videos, keep up the great work! You have really good observation skills 😅
Widzę że przed wydawać by się mogło że nieprawdopodobnie ważnymi dla nas kobietami trzeba prawnych a najlepiej konstytucyjnych zabezpieczeń już na wczoraj.
@@VigosDad You surprise me with every video you make I ain’t never seen someone being that interested in Poland and our culture. Keep doing what you do bro I really appreciate it and respect you for that. I live in England too so maybe one day we’ll have a chance to drink Wódka 😂❤️ Serdecznie was pozdrawiam😊
@@m.nobody5472 bo się nad tym nie zastanawiasz np sam nie widzisz jak dorastasz bo codziennie siebie widzisz ale jak spotkasz się z ciocią czy kimś po roku czy kilku to mówi ale ty urosłeś0 czy coś podobnego
Very informative video. I have a very bubbling optimistic personality so I know I will have to tone down when I get in Poland. Thank you for sharing your insights in a entertaining way.
When you hear #1 - On health! - Na Zdrowie! #2 One Hundred Years! - Sto lat! #3 Man is not a Camel, he must drink! - “Człowiek nie wielbłąd, pić musi” #4 Fish like to swim! “Rybka lubi pływać” #5 To us! - Za nas! #6 For beautiful women - Za piękne panie! #7 “To the health of the beautiful ladies…and my wife”! - “Zdrowie pięknych pań oraz mojej żony #8 For the second leg! - “Na drugą nogę!” #9 Here’s mud in your eye! - “Chluśniem bo uśniem” #10 For those who cannot drink - “Za tych co nie mogą”! you must drink vodka❗️
I went to visit my polish grandma last spring, and when we went back home me and my dad had gained almost 10 pounds from how much we ate, babcia’s never skips a meal .
Polish language encourages creating long sentences, thus making it often necessary to cut in the middle of a sentence. It happens even in colleges. No one feels disrespected.
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In Poland we don't want to date polish people.
I am from Poland and u can date in Poland u should find clever person.
Its great can talk with men/women who know something
@@Cziczaki napewno jesteś z polski?
No siema ja z Polski
@Wojtazur hej hej, a ja Antek xd
"Poland for Polish people is not cheap" finally somebody that actually understands it
Yes, especially if You compare to the other western countries, for example Germany. They earn 2-4 times more than in Poland and still can have lots of things cheaper than here (especially electronics)
That's true....
True
Shop: only 1,99pln for beer
Poland: Nie o taka polske walczylem
@Prem Poland is beautifull, Polish culture is beautifull but the goverment is the stupidest thing i ever saw and the next kne will probably be even more stupid
Skubany rozłożył nas na części pierwsze xD
No to teraz niech rozkłada dalej :)
Wiedziałem o tym wszystkim ale całkiem inaczej na to patrzyłem 🤣
Sprytniutko XDD
normalnie XD
Normalnie
Pro tip: when random Polish guy, dressed in the nylon trucksuit, asks you "do you have a problem??" - don't answer, just run away :D
Or ask (any poland football club) czy (or)any poland football club) for example legia czy ruch
Its mean polish People are most interested in People's problems
Lol, to fakt
Say Legia Warszawa górą! or if that man have bad day you gonna get wpierdol
@@MesserschmittBF109E3 XDD
I'm a German guy, living for 2 years in Poland now.
I LOVE POLAND !
Dobranoc. :-)
Okej spoko ziomek a chcesz Wyndline ze śląskiego
@@boodzio_chlep : Polska surowa oczywiscie !
(Albo bigos/golabki) :P
Nazi
@@stantingamer0885 : Yes, you are !
Thank you! I loved this and I love the country.
My dream is to live there soon❤
( However I think in Germany we are better at complaining 😂
I def. complain more than my Polish husband, he actually never does)
When you are Polish and live in Poland but watch what not to do in Poland 🤣
*Tak.*
Dokładnie
To samo :)
Same
Dokładnie XD
Nie wiem dlaczego ale my polacy lubimy gdy mówi się o nas za granicą. Greetings from Gdańsk 🇵🇱
Proste - chcemy się dowartościować. Lubimy komplementy, choć udajemy, że tak nie jest.
+1
A ja myślę, że lubimy jak nas doceniają, bo za granicą znani jesteśmy jaki 'biedaki' 'nieroby' 'pijaki' 'złodzieje'. Bardzo głupie utarte stereotypy, ale nie mówcie mi, że tak nie bywa. Bardzo mi się raduje serce, że powoli to się zmienia i ludzie z zagranicy widzą coś pięknego w nas i w naszym kraju i o tym mówią. Duży plus dla autora, dużo radości mi sprawił tym filmem :)
Bo zbyt często jesteśmy ignorowani lub odrzucani, albo traktowani jako ruska kolonia. Dlatego ja się bardzo cieszę, kiedy ktoś z innego kraju wspomni o nas dobrze, tak sam z siebie.
A ja to widzę trochę inaczej. O byle co się szarpiemy, kłócimy, o obostrzenia pandemii, o szczepionki, o PISy lewactwo itp, o Kościół
Dlatego, jako tacy, nie mamy wysokiego mniemania o samych sobie.
Stąd wielkie ciśnienie na pochwały z zewnątrz.
One of the most important things: When you drinking with people/family/friends you shouldn't start talking about politics and religion.
This one fits to all nations.
bro that's true xDD
@@dc41 Yes, but polish politicians are very fascist and you can get mandate for crossing street when zebra isn't in distance of 100 metres, so many people are very frustrated all the time and they want to speak about it all the time, because everyday something is bothering them. :P My uncle once on my cousin birthday started talking about closing car belts, because even when you drive 2 km to the shop without belts you risk mandate.
And in January 2021 politicians said they want to make refusing mandate illegal and it need battle in court to prove it was mistake. It's really frustrating and things like that happens all the time.
@@eevve9894 you cannot use a word ‘mandate’ in this case. You have to use a ticket or a fine to reflect a type of penalty.
Where there are two Poles there are three opinions.
One thing missing in the video that is extremeply important for english speaking people that You've missed. Forget that "how are you?" is a greeting. If you cross the polish border it becomes a serious existential question nad whenever you say "How are You?" people will answer.
Oooooh we.
Will.
Tell.
You.
EVERYTHING!
"Aaah, it's quite shite mate"
True!
No, I just answer "I'm fine", but yeah, I rather answer that question instead of repeating "how are you" back
@@izabellakaliszka4804 Tbh it depends on the person asking. If it's a person I don't know very well or who is of a higher "social" standing than I am (an elder to me, or a university professor), I just answer "Oh, I'm fine, thank you" or "Yeah, I'm rather okay" or something similar. If it's a friend asking me, then I answer honestly.
Yeah😂😂
Also many Poles speak with sarcasm. You never know when a Pole is joking and when he is telling the truth
i tu masz rację kobieto, nie warto obrażać się o byle co:) głowa do góry
its so true lol
well... i'm Polish and its kinda like that but... not really we also speak in a specific way when we speak with sarcasm
I can tell it already
Yess because Polish people like jokes like that
pieróg: single piece of pierogi
pierogi: more than one pieróg
pierogis: unlimited ammount of pierogi that babcia can provide you
Oh shit, my mózg has been explodował 😂
Z babciami nie ma żartów
Jest jeszcze pieróg,jako potrawa regionalna robiona z kaszy 😁
@@misiaczek3005 nie
@@toookboook3562 tak i ziemnakow
"Polish people love complaining."
I felt understood.
❤️🧡 💛💙
This so mee
I’m only half polish. But me too. 😭🤚🏽
That's why they fit in so well in the UK!!
Yeah, when I was in UK I couldn't understand, why people ask me how am I, and I had to say that I feel great, when I felt terrible xad
From my observations in public we don't speak to each other loud, because we don't want to be in attention. We don't like to be in attention.
Once I got visitors from Italy and they mentioned that Poland is very "quiet" country. I must agree with them. Well it changes after darkness when ppl get one or two drinks ;) but usually they don't like to be loud.
But we do speak loud on the telephone. From my personal perspective I speak loud because I think person on the other side can't hear me well 😅
Po prostu człowiek zatraca się w rozmowie i zapomina, że ma być cicho :)
Yes, for me as a Dutch person with Polish friends, I would say that the Polish people speak rather modestly with each other and it sounds really polite and friendly. I am not understanding a word though.
Well now I want to move to Poland, that sounds awesome !
TO CIE MUSIALO NIE BYC W KILKU MIASTACH 😭
So many similar videos already made and yet.. this one is fresh, interesting and funny. Congrats.
Bardzo Dziekujemy! it means a lot to me. I try to always think of a different angle when I prepare my episodes. Hugs!
Tutaj by się bym Cibie nie spodziewał
@@pacthug4life nie czaje takich tekstow... =/
O cześć Tomek. Mam te same odczucia.
Oh ciekawe historie.I love your channel bro.Poland :)
Najbardziej podoba mi się: "Nie zmieniaj zdania. Polacy pamiętają co mówiłeś." 😂
Zapomniał dodać, nie tyczy się to polityki i Polskich polityków. Tu Polacy mają sklerozę już po paru dniach od wypowiedzi polityka.
Hahaha
Ja po 20 latach przypomniałem typowi jak mi mówił że mnie nie nawidzi i że gardzi moja rodzina i że pluje i żyga na nas A teraz mówi Czesc?! I dzień dobry. Żałosny typ.
@@cokryjewnetrze1020 warto wybaczyć
No Tusk o tym chyba zapomniał... I jako Niemiec powinien obejrzeć ten film...
80% viewers are from poland
We love to hear about our country from other people
Very true
Exactly🤣🤣🤣
Same
To prawda bo wtedy czujemy się tacy docenieni
Yes, this Is polish style. Watch videos of our country...
In poland we don't say "it's too expensive" we say "ILEEEE"
Zdecydowanie.
Ile kurwa!!!??
dokładnie
do cholery, ile to jest!?
Ileeee? Zwariowales?????
Funfact about loudness - main reason for that is sound complexity of the language. If you don't speak loud, you can be easily misunderstood by others. Polish movies are great example of that, sound mix is usually really poor, because there is so much interference of ambient and enviroment sounds with sounds as "ś, ź, ć". If we don't speak loud, we sound like mumble 😄
Zio to tost 😄
haha! co ty tu robisz!
And there are another reasons: Cheap phone and poor quality connection :/
Zio co ty tu robisz-
@@GregoryWalken I hope you understand the irony
Z tego filmu dowiedziałam się o sobie więcej niż kiedykolwiek przypuszczałam, że się dowiem
Też mnie to zdziwiło.
Mnie też.. no tylko z tym mówiniem głośno tak szczerze
Urodziłem się tutaj, żyję już sporo ponad 20 lat i w sumie jak dla mnie filmik zrobiony tylko dla wyświetleń xD większość z tych rzeczy można by przypisać sporej części różnych nacji, bardzo mało tutaj rzeczy, które mógłbym zaobserwować w realnym życiu
No
Bo nigdy nie byles za granica
Nie usmiechaj się i nie pytaj co słychać obcej osoby. Serio. Jako Polka próbowałam ale ludzie mają Cię przynajmniej za wariata.
Najpierw trzeba się razem najebać , potem przywitać, potem wymienić imionami, następnie coś razem porobić, wyjść i coś razem zjeść i można się wtedy zapytać co u kogoś słychać , proste hahahh
Zawsze kiedy ktoś obcy zadaje mi pytanie „co tam” wpadam w panikę i nie wiem co odpowiedzieć 😆
Ja tego nie lubię bo nie rozpoznaję twarzy i panikuję, że rozmawiam z kimś, kogo powinnam znać. Ale fakt - "dzień dobry" od przypadkowej osoby na chodniku sprawia, że czuję się dziwnie.
Ja mam sąsiada który cały czas sie pyta każdego na chodniku która godzina dzień dobry mówi i inne rzeczy i zawsze jak ktoś go widzi to już wariat woła i masz w 💯% rację bo tak to działa
@@Diridonda Mnie się czasem kłaniają osoby, których nie kojarzę. Zawsze się odkłaniam i nie udaję zaskoczenia. Jeśli ktoś chce być grzeczny, to warto to docenić. :-)
There's one thing. You say that when you hear a Pole complaining, you should complain too so he feels understood. But before doing that, don't forget about previously mentioned rule - consistency. Don't say that your day was shitty if it actually wasn't.
But, you can say something like that happened to you before. And that you understand, because it was horrible for you too.
you can say "ku*wa" if you are angry, sad, happy, surprised, excited, confused, devastated, scared, having a great time or wanting to greet. someone.
Check the word "fuck" in Urban Dictionary - it works the same.
How do you greet someone with kurwa? Siema kurwa?
Bruh
@@cWvp80GEDg to dlatego że wiele osób używa tego słowa jako przecinka. Kiedy myślą nad czymś i są w środku zdania, jako przecinek używają właśnie k****
Just say, that you can say kurwa in every single sentence
One of the most difficult things for me was to convince the British and Spanish people I worked with that I didn't mean to be rude when I wasn't discussing the current weather outside or other meaningless things with them during a lunch break. Poles rarely chat for no real reason or about 'nothing'. We like to talk about something that makes sense, is at least a bit important to us, but discussing the sunny/cloudy/windy day or what he/she will have for lunch today, just to maintain some verbal contact is usually not our thing.
very well described! haha
Exactly! Our generation hates small-talk. What is interesting is that the generation of our parents (people who were born and raised in communism) loves it and feels that is natural. And of course, after small-talk, they complain together - on the weather, government, prices, etc. :) It's not that simple as it looks. :)
@@Sobstus Yeah my mum is always talking to me.Why you didn't ask your friend how is he doing?I don't like these topics because it isn't important at all.Maybe this is bad example but I think you know what i mean
Although I sometimes find myself discussing food during lunch break. Not a routine tho and only with friends.
Ahh I see so you mean impolite and lacking social skill in professional and formal setting?
It's not like you shouldn't refuse your granny's offer for another course of meal (although you probably shouldn't), but it's simply impossible - she literally won't let you go unless you're so full you can barely move.
Or never refuse when your granda is giving you money.I tried but this is impossible.
@@OP-pv2tm "Jak dają, to bierz. Jak chcą bić, to uciekaj."
My American friend: it's only 20$
Me a Pole: yea...
Phee, i say this to my Canadian friend : „its only 20$ difference”😄.
yeah.. 20$ x 4 = 80 PLN
;(
Ilee??????
@@znanypan dolar nie jest x4 tylko ≈3,80
Number "2" in polish :
Dwa, dwie, dwoje, dwóch, dwaj, dwiema, dwom, dwoma, dwojga, dwojgu, dwojgiem, dwójka, dwójki, dwójkę, dwójką, dwójce, dwójko
Good luck^^
good luck to naprawde proste ;D
I chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie w Szczebrzeszynie najprostsze dla obcokrajowców nie?
@@olim15 tak
Luke5, You forgot *samowtór* and *dwoich*
@@zenekborn5878 sobowtór to juz raczej synonim
it is not "circle of trust" it is our "comfort zone"
Or a "social distance" in covid times 😄
Bzdura, strefa komfortu? Dostaje zeza od tego określenia, które używa się już wszędzie. Chłopak dobrze to nazwał, bardzo dobrze krąg zaufania. Możesz rozmawiać z każdym ale tylko nielicznym ufasz i jak najbardziej zgadzam się.
@@kopnijbabkewczapke3352 strefa komfortu odnosi się do dokładnie tego samego, popraw mnie jesli się mylę
There is a difference between "personal space" and "circle of trust".
It's somehing to do with communism nothing surprising.
No jasne, przekonaj babcie, że nie jesteś głodny. To jest challenge
Xd
ja przekonałam
I did it
@Maja Dąbrowska To nie jeat niemożliwe. Mi się udało
Haha Fajny stereotyp. Nie, Tak naprawde to zależy czy twoja babcia chce pozbyć sie jedzenia czy Nie.
TAK, niektóre babcie są ciężkie do przekonania. Ale jednak nie jest to niemożliwe. Nie powinno to być jednym z ,,rzeczy których nie powinno sie robić w Polsce”
I love Poland 🇵🇱 and Polish people 🥰 I’ve been there people are so welcoming and kind 👏🏻 I’m a Turkish lady myself but I got myself a Polish husband 😌 been together for 5 years married for 2 best decision ever made now we are expecting a baby 💕
And u probaly live in Gdansk, thats too good decision :). Greetings.
@@patrykp5847 thanks how did you know that tho ? We had our baby it’s a boy looks so much like his father 🤣
@@rosethorvil8658 im from Gdansk, look at your photo. There is a flag. Długa street :).
@@patrykp5847 oh yeah true but my husband is actually from Gdynia 🤣
@@rosethorvil8658 oh fishing village. Do u know what ist the best what you can buy There? Ticket to Gdansk xD. Im joking :p. Greetings from Nürnberg
Never say that Poland is a part of Eastern Europe. Poland is in Central Europe (btw - geometrical center of Europe is in eastern Poland in Suchowola...).
Funny because to west Germans even fckn Berlin belongs to Eastern Europe
@@BloodRedCarnation Are you from Portugal or something? When was the last time you used a map of the world? Kindergarten?
@@crank1985
Just a west German who thinks you missed the joke
I dunno man I for one am proud of our eastern European roots and I embraced the crouching slav in me
@@BloodRedCarnation yeah hehe. It seems like for western Germans east start where the Berlin wall was. I do undestand but not for us. Polish people use to say that east start where is Ural mountains is. If u know anything about polish humor u will now that even Russian people for us are Mongols.
Awwww 💖 no one ever explained the Polish complaining in such a nice way 😊
Haha thank you!
My dream is to go to Poland, and see where my father's family lived. And from the descriptions of behavior, I'm more Polish than I thought possible. Thank you for sharing this video.
That is beautiful. Thank you!
Come on man we waiting im from Poznan and have the same dream about family around the world.
Please don't do it, Poland is a little bit sick country. I know what im saying
@@mspazur Poland is great but there are many Poles who hate their country
If I could I would go as far as I can from here. Poland is being destroyed by people blinded by hateful ideology. If you are not a white, catholic, heterosexual male (yes, even females are getting in trouble now, some of their rights have been taken away) you might be simply beaten up. Also it's better to speak polish than other language when you walk alone. Poland is not a safe place now. I wish I could stay here but probably I'll be forced to leave because of the political propaganda. I wouldn't recommend visiting Poland these days.
I'm moving to Poland in the next couple of weeks to join my polish partner I'm south American living in Ireland for the last 22 years And after being together for 8 years we decide to move there , your videos have been very useful and informative Specially caming from the same cultural background ,have been in Poland a good few times and I Love the people and the straight forward no bullshit general attitude they have towards life in general , can't wait to move and settle down , thanks for the help.
Fantastic! I hope you have a great time in Poland! un saludo!
I wonder how did it go for you?
@April Fool I love it here it was a bit of a shock but now I'm used to it, the language it's a nightmare to learn and the difference in wages will put alot of people off from coming here, the prices are the same as in Ireland but you make 5 times less, all and all this is my home now and I love it.
Person: Sorry, I'm vegan
Babcia: Kurwa Mac 🤬
Person: Sorry, I'm vegan
Babcia: No problem, I'll fry your schabowy in olive oil
Person: Sorry, I'm vegan
Babcia: Fish it's not a meat :)
Hahahahhahahah so true!
Person: sorry i’m vegan
Babcia: it's not meat, it's soup 🙃🙃
Or
Babcia: you are probably still hungry
I love my grandma ☺️😄
Aaaa tam, jedz skarbie --- Whatever, eat precious ㋡
"Kurwa" Can mean every emotion.
XD
Jak "gowno" - Scheiße po niemiecku. Co mnie bardzo drażni . Nienawidze tego slowa. Już lepiej jakby mówili "kurde".
It only means you are not educated at all and have a lack of vocabulary.
oh shit, i love it XDD
Kurwa-wkurzenie
Kurwa-zachwycenie
Kurwa-szok
Kurwa-kurwa
Pozdro dla wszystkich rodaków i takich ziomków jak autor filmu za pozytywną energię 🇵🇱👍👍👍
👍
pov: 3/4 widzów to Polacy✨🙋
tak kochana :)
Who else would give a s#$t?
dla tego tu jestem
Złota prawda
Ehh no taka prawda atrakcyjni to my raczej tak nie za bardzo
NEVER WALK INTO SOMEONES HOUSE WITH BOOTS ON YOUR FOOT. A spit in the host's face.
ALWAYS WALK INTO SOMEONES HOUSE WITH YOUR SHOES ON
@@zudith590 AND THEY SAY "a buty zdejmować?" SO THE OTHER PERSON CAN ANSWER "a po co, widzisz jak tu brudno w domu"
Honestly l am always a victim to this due to cultural conflict....... in my own culture guest do not remove shoes
@@nkiwaneleeroy9575 where are you from?
I dont give a fuck
Never, at any circumstances, refuse babcia's food.
That is stupid in my opinion. If you will eat everything that your grandma give you, you get fat very fast.
Never refuse anyone who is Polish. That includes Matka.
Who can resist Polish food any way.
Yum! I love this brown soup, with raisins, noodles and plums. It's delicious!
It's duck blood soup, we call czernina. That's char-neena.
@@deansikora7280 Odmawiaj zawsze jak nie chcesz jeść :P To nie jest obowiązek napchać się jak świnia :P
Babcias are precious and I will gladly try anything they cook
@@Toorek100 that is precisely why you shouldn't leave your kid alone with his/her granny for too long :D
If you come into a pole’s home, take off your shoes! 😜 except if the host says you don’t have to. Sometimes the host can even give you “kapcie”
Exactly, it's our tradition: the attack with "Kaptschie", "bambooshe" or "papootschie" :-D.
We had a huge kapeć with other smaller kapcie of various sizes inside
Take off your shoes EVEN if the host says you don't have to.
@@markdc1145 😂😂😂 true!
So like...if a plumber comes in, they take them off? What if the police come in? I highly doubt it.
The Poles that manned the Destroyer ORP Piorun. Ever since I learned of this Polish crew with giant balls of solid brass? I have admired the Polish people. Here is an excerpt from Polish naval history.
“ORP Piorun was a Polish destroyer that was part of the British Navy when they engaged the Bismarck. She was sent in with the British destroyers early in the morning of May 30, 1941 to harass the Bismarck and keep the ship occupied while the rest of the British fleet caught up. The entire time the ORP Piorun was firing at the Bismarck, it was using it's signal lights to send the message "I AM A POLE." - message "I AM A POLE."”.
Ten dialog mnie rozwalił:
- pomożesz mi złożyć meble?
- nie, nie mam czasu.
Ok.
Serio, wydaje mi się, że 100% moich znajomych się tym nie przejmie i pójdzie zapytać o pomoc kogoś innego. Jak można się o to obrazić??
-Elo pomozesz mi zlozyc meble?
-wypiedalaj w podskokach
-dobra tam stul morde postawie ci flaszke
-namówił
Do not say: "Będzie dobrze. Jutro jest nowy dzień!" that's so fucking true, dude. Kisses from Poland, Racibórz
You can say it but only in sarcastic way xd
Oj tak XD
Oooo ja też z Raciborza ❤
Prawda, true😁😁😁
Witam w klubie XD
If some bald heads ask you "do you have a problem?". Just run and don't look for yourself.
+2927372
.. or just show them your math homework.
XDDDDDDDD
Nie są tacy straszni
@@gajastachowicz3240 dziecko to jest anglik i po drugie nie jest dla ciebie straszne dostać wpierdol?
Wow I'm Brazilian, decedent from poland my grandma brought a lot of her folks culture I can easily relate to things like sharing, keeping the distance, and being really mad at people not doing the things they said they would do, and yes I find terrible to commit to things that I can't do a 100% right. Great video BTW
Really specific behavior of Polish people is that every time someone mentions us in the Internet or at least shows any reference to our country, Polish people are going nuts and are happy that someones from abroad sees us. Kinda weird, but happens every time
Cause deep down we feel inferior and long for any form of validation from others
Yup
O tak
it's our inferior complex showing :/
To chyba nie znasz jezykow i w zwiazku z tym nie wiesz jak inne narody reaguja
The most important rule: Don't talk about politics. That can cause you a lot of trouble when you meet someone who is supporting other political party. In the most extreme cases you can even get beaten up.
When someone asks you who you were voting for or who do you support just say that you didn't vote or you are not into politics. It'll be best for you, trust me.
You can talk about politics but you must know about you are talk
I agree with that comment. I am polish and I totally agree.
Yebać polityków, men 😂
Is beating you up the Polish interpretation of democracy?
If you're a good citizen it is your duty to talk about politics. Without dialogue about politics you end up neck deep in shit, which is Polands situation at the moment. "You might not be interested in politics, but politics is interested in you". So put that damn instagram down for a moment and learn some shit about real world. And then confront it with someone's else opinion, because maybe you didn't check your facts, or maybe someone else didn't check her/his facts.
2:33 This is very important. You don't have to smile. Just be reilable
I agree
odcinek: *powstał 5 miesięcy temu*
algorytm youtube'a: *czas na PROMOWANKO w Polsce XD*
Pozdro dla ludzi z Polski
To prawda mój komp to gówno
And remeber! Where are 2 Poles, there are 3 opinions on 1 subject!
This is said about Jews in general.
@@algi1948 we are 90% Catholic....
@@MusicMaratyna 90%? Ahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahhahaha.
@@owner12 yes 90%
@@lenqch1700 : DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Never say phrase "polskie obozy koncentracyjne" (polish concentration camps), because it wasn't polish. It was on Poland teritory but it was nazi camps - it might offend someone. Also many people can get outraged when someone insult pope John Paul II. However I think that many people, specially young people, lost esteem for John Paul II when they realize that he suppressed paedophilia in church.
Very well said!
JP2 chronił lgbtiq? Nie wierzę w to.
@@atamazykrawczynski gdzie masz napisane, że chronił LGBT?
On tuszował pedofilię w kościele.
@@paulina_pe9049 Skąd taka wiedza że tuszował lgbtiq w kościele, byłoby to skrajnie karygodne?
Niestety to prawda,czy nam się to podoba czy nie
I'm a Pole and I don't agree with this "loud speaking" point. In fact we are likely speaking quietly, especially via phone. I'd say, one who is speaking loudly has probably some problems with connection.
Niestety, ludzie - a w szczególności kobiety - mówią do siebie głośno kiedy chcą pokazać, że jakiś temat jest dla nich bardzo zajmujący. To nie problemy, to po prostu emocje. Ludzie mówią też głośno, żeby w grupie ktoś zwrócił większą uwagę i im przypadkiem nie przerwał przy okazji. Chcą być w stadzie ,,przebojowi,, i uniknąć oskarżeń o ,,szaromyszkowanie,, nudziarstwo i brak zaangażowania. Tylko wątpię, że to akurat cecha Polaków. Styl komunikacji i potrzeba przynależności nie ma narodowości.
I agree with Maverral, Poles are definitely not loud in public in general, unless drunk or having really good time. I spent last 14 years in Spain and I can tell you, Poles whisper in the street when compared to a typical Spanish person, especially here in the south (Andalusia).
You're right! I think the German people are more loudest then we are.
We're even quieter, when we want to discuss something outlaw, which is common (unfortunately, because of our poorly written laws), or we even say "it's not a talk we can do through phone" (roughly translated) which means we have to meet in person and discuss it. We're very careful with saying things through phone because of lots of years under communist government, when lots of phones were tapped and you didn't know if yours weren't intentionally, or by accident
szczerze zauwazylam ze glownie ludzie starsi niz 40 lat zazwyczaj dra ryja przez telefon bez powodu
What's funny is that reading comments make me feel like only we Poles watch it 😂😂😂
Chłop co wie o nas więcej niż my sami.
Co nie? XD
Bo najtrudniej jest być prorokiem we własnym kraju.
No nie?? 🤣🤣
Ktos mu podpowiedzial tez .....
Co najlepsze, wcale źle nie powiedział. Wszystko się jak dla mnie zgadza.
Man I live in the UK since 8 years, and I have never met anyone who would be so accurate, while talking about my nation, basing on his own experiences .
Well played bro.
And that circle of personal space is a real thing. 😂
Welcome my man!
The private cirle of space is existing in another cultures as well. British people don't like to be poke, to be too close to others. You can see how Customer Advisor talks and behave with customers.
Dzięki za promowanie naszego kraju! Serce rośnie, jak widzi się, że obcokrajowcy kochają nasz kraj. Pozdrowienia spod Poznania! 🇵🇱
O siema ja też mieszkam w poznaniu na piątkowie xd
Nom
British person here. My thoughts on Poland? I love it so much... fantastic people and country... can't wait to explore it. would love to go to the North East lakeland area
Hello, i'm Polish and i can say that grandmas in Poland are seriously very kind. For example my grandma was making pudding for me everyday after day in School.
*Polish people joined the chat*
Witamy!
Totalnie.
Skąd ja to znam heh
Tak XD
Uszanowanko
I was born in Argentina and I currently live in Argentina but, my grandmother parents came from poland during WWII. And is so funny how you describe my grandmother, she is exactly what you said in the video haha
Joaquin HOLA! Las abuelas Polacas son especiales! (Polish Grandma's are indeed special!)
Oh my, i saw this video by accident, but it’s first time when i see someone is talking about poles and Poland in... good way. I just started to cry when you was talking about sharing in war times. I didn’t love in this times but i felt like i was and... i haven’t heared beafore that someone can talk about my country in good way. Thank you 💖
Haha the most famous polish word, when you saying longer "Noooo", that means yes I do it, but to be honest I do not want to.
it work as well when it's a short 'no'
I think it might be a shortened version of word "ano" which is often used by some
"ano" is an actual word meaning "yes" for our western slavic cousins - Czech and Slovaks :D
@@kryokori careful in Spanish spoken countries, where ano means odbyt ;-)
@@kryokori Can be also meant "well then", "go on", depends on the intonation it can mean other things too.
Famous word is "kurwa" mean whore
@@StopTeoriomSpiskowym This word is also used in all Central and east European languages. It comes from Latin, and means something that isn't straight. In metaphorical meaning to a woman who doesn't walk the right way.
The first rule of being real Polish (Janusz): Your neighbor can't have a better life than you! 😂
Haha prawda
@@eveelien1098 one thing
Im polish and i hate sandals with socks QnQ why everyone think we wear socjs under sandals
@@eveelien1098 thats a fashion now in england. Blacks dress like that. Check out stormzy for example
Oh you little
No prawda
Im from Poland, and everything what you said is totally true 😂
You are not wrong brother. I’ve visited Poland 🇵🇱 twice, this year already, from london, and now dreaming of living there... Polish people are the humblest I’ve met, from Europe - very generous people... ❤
In smaller cities the grandma's just newd to strat the conversation with "oh, you will not believe, you know Who died this week?"
Its conneceted to the complaining mode
Do Polski przyjechali Japończycy. Prowadzą rozmowy, a w sąsiednim pomieszczeniu ktoś się strasznie wydziera. Zaciekawiony Japończyk pyta - "Czemu ten gość tak głośno mówi? A bo on z Gdańskiem rozmawia! A to nie może przez telefon?".
Ten dowcip ma 40 lat i dotyczy jakości połączeń telefonicznych za komuny.
@@witboj8281 dziekuje bo za cholery nie rozumialem
@@komiks42 też XD
Pamiętam jak mieliśmy jedyny telefon w bloku. Sąsiad przychodził i zamawiał rozmowę międzynarodową z Moskwą. Po kilkunastu albo kilkudziesięciu godzinach ktoś oddzwaniał i mówił że będzie rozmowa. Wtedy biegliśmy po sąsiada który przez cały ten czas siedział w domu i czekał nigdzie nie wychodząc. Potem darł tak ryja podczas rozmowy jakby musiał tam bez telefonu przekazać informacje. 😂
Gimby nie znajo
Also Poland might be cheap for someone who has german salary. People working for 2500 PLN, paying 1000 for bills alone hearing that it's cheap... you know what I mean
Imagine kurwa living in poland and getting 5k and still Cant afford living
@@oskartabo8267 Imagine że ja rozpierdalam w miesiac 10k
@@Piczu223 XDD
YKHY YKHY KASZL KASZL PIS 500+, MINIMALNA KRAJOWA KOSMICZNA, ROZDAWANIE PIENIĘDZY KASZL KASZL
Wow super !materiał o nas Polakach Brawo Dziękuje bardzo kanałowi za udostępnienie tego filmu Pozdrawiam z Polski JANUSZ WITOWSKI
one extra thing at wigilia - hoping nobody will ever knock the door
sad but true...
Yes beacause strangers
Not true for my family
Yes.
Stranger danger.
Plus, the empty place has to be empty, so why let anyone make it not empty?
HAHAHHAA TRUE
Complain in Poland "You will never walk alone "🕺
I don't agree with you.
dude thats not true!! thats why POland is quite dangerous. for example at 2 night u can be alone on the street and band of drunk people ;) they gona start to say something.
Bro u've just opened my eyes to this interruption issue, as a Pole I treated it so normal.
Very nice and knowledgeable video. Polish people are so great. Thanks for sharing. 👍
EDIT: THIS VIDEO NOW HAS POLISH SUBTITLES ADDED.
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Siema
So true! Especially with being consistent and reliable as well as with uniting in complaining together 😆
z Bogiem
Cześć 😉 you have to visit my family on Wigilia 👍
@@KaLicA79 cześć, jesteś z Polski?
As always, your observations ase 110% true and 120% insightful. Love them! When people say Poland is cheap, I always get mixed feelings: I know they like it and I'd live to share their enthusiasm, but on the back off my head there's this thought: are we talking about the same country? Or maybe I am just so broke?
Thank you! I try really hard to give insights that are not always obvious. It helps that I have a foreigner's perspective, but I have to give Karolina (Vigo's Mom) has A LOT of credit. She helps me tremendously! For example. That VERY COMMENT about "cheap" was her observation.
@@VigosDad Duży szacun dla Karoliny :)
I've just realized I do the same thing when I go to Ukraine :( It's still cheaper than Poland but it would be nicer not to make such comments. Thanks :)
Yeah, it's always a matter of perspective... I made the same comments though, when I moved from a big city to smaller one - "Oh, how cheap this restaurant is! Much more affordable than back in Kraków" XD I know I sounded snobbish, but it's hard to stop yourself.
Years ago, an old salesman that trained me told me to never refer to a product as ‘cheap’ and to use ‘inexpensive’ instead. He said people associate ‘cheap’ as poor quality and ‘inexpensive’ as a good value. Not sure how accurate that is, but I’ve been using his advice since.
Me:gran I’m on diet I can’t eat this
Gran:what’s diet
Iranians love to complain too specially in this situation if u take a taxi the taxi driver would start a conversation and start complaining about everything like politics, weather and the prices etc
There are more similarities in some points with polish people ❤️
Lots of love to warm people of Poland.
Same to you my friend!
according to the last discoveries around the haplogroups, it seems, that we have lots in common :) you can't fool DNA. greetings from Poland!
My Venezuelan boyfriend moved to Poland and as we are living here for more then a year already, he is still very often unaware of some polish things you just presented. I'm watching with him all your videos, keep up the great work! You have really good observation skills 😅
Thank you! I am glad you guys are enjoying the videos! Say HOLA from me to your boyfriend! Tell him to enjoy Polska, I love it!
Widzę że przed wydawać by się mogło że nieprawdopodobnie ważnymi dla nas kobietami trzeba prawnych a najlepiej konstytucyjnych zabezpieczeń już na wczoraj.
And never and ever ask How are you ? More than once a day!
Oh boy I break this rule ALL THE TIME 😅. Even my wife tells me how many times am I going to say “how are you??” Lol
"More than once a week" ;)
Actually I'm from Poland and I am aksing my brother co tam u ciebie so many times XD
Like twice is max but even then it seems werid. Once is definitely a safe border.
I'm not speaking loud. Everyone i knew is annoyed when some idiot speak in the bus loud. Yes, I'm polish.
yes, i also hate this. it's like: ur deaf or sth?
Poland is really interesting
I absolutely love this country
I'm a fan of Lewandowski too ⭐
im from poland.
@@jar7593 That's great mate
The football player? Im a 9 year old girl dont judje😔😔😔😓
@Paweł Matuszewski Well, corruption is basically everywhere
You can leave your country for a better place and a brighter future. Good luck 😁👍
@@kittymeow6354 Yes, it's him
He's REALLY skillful, he scored a hat trick last night!
Nie spodziewałem się tak pozytywnego filmu o naszym kraju. Pozdrawiam ;)
Bro How the hell did you find all this out ? I’m Polish and I’ve never realised that We are actually doing all this. Respect for that man
Married to a Polish woman for 7 years, having many Polish friends and just observing a lot :D
@@VigosDad You surprise me with every video you make I ain’t never seen someone being that interested in Poland and our culture. Keep doing what you do bro I really appreciate it and respect you for that. I live in England too so maybe one day we’ll have a chance to drink Wódka 😂❤️ Serdecznie was pozdrawiam😊
@@m.nobody5472 bo się nad tym nie zastanawiasz np sam nie widzisz jak dorastasz bo codziennie siebie widzisz ale jak spotkasz się z ciocią czy kimś po roku czy kilku to mówi ale ty urosłeś0 czy coś podobnego
3:50 ...nailed it! The fake "cheer me up". Just say "hang in there or "I hope it'll get better" instead
Very informative video. I have a very bubbling optimistic personality so I know I will have to tone down when I get in Poland. Thank you for sharing your insights in a entertaining way.
When you hear
#1 - On health! - Na Zdrowie!
#2 One Hundred Years! - Sto lat!
#3 Man is not a Camel, he must drink! - “Człowiek nie wielbłąd, pić musi”
#4 Fish like to swim! “Rybka lubi pływać”
#5 To us! - Za nas!
#6 For beautiful women - Za piękne panie!
#7 “To the health of the beautiful ladies…and my wife”! - “Zdrowie pięknych pań oraz mojej żony
#8 For the second leg! - “Na drugą nogę!”
#9 Here’s mud in your eye! - “Chluśniem bo uśniem”
#10 For those who cannot drink - “Za tych co nie mogą”!
you must drink vodka❗️
I would say better #1 - On health 😂😂😅
@@Krs-pk5lb poprawione 🤙
@@KarpiowymSzlakiem Yeaaa pięknie jest :D
Yes. If you wanna be part of Polish society you have to be alcoholic. If you didn't like vodka... You are not Pole
6:00 Don't point fingers at people ;) Using open palm 6:10 is fair game though.
As a Polish person, I agree: NEVER refuse Babcia's food.
That's just dangerous.
Don't do it kids.
I went to visit my polish grandma last spring, and when we went back home me and my dad had gained almost 10 pounds from how much we ate, babcia’s never skips a meal .
when we visited some of his friends we never refused food there,because it was all too delicious what they served us there.
Ofcourse
Very accurate video. :-)
I especially like the last part when he invites people to see Poland outside big cities. That is true Poland.
My heart melted when I saw Bogusław Linda, so proud to be a Pole rn
*Poland comunity under this video has grown up*
I wasn't aware, that we have polish shoulders shrug xD Now I see. Very accurate film :D
Yeah, it's kinda like breathing or blinking - it just comes naturally, without thinking.
!!! Na poczatku filmu chcialabym podziekowac ze nazwales nasz kraj pieknym 👍😁🇵🇱
Ładnie opisałeś pewne rzeczy. jeśli jakiś polak uzna ten film za obraźliwy to się myli. Przedstawiasz Polskę aż za dobrze.
Polish language encourages creating long sentences, thus making it often necessary to cut in the middle of a sentence. It happens even in colleges. No one feels disrespected.
O kurde, tak właśnie jest xD Nie zdawałem sobie z tego sprawy, ale to wszystko prawda. By the way, great video, greetings from Poland! :D
I am Polish and I can say you really dug deep into this topic. you are soooooo spot on. thank you
Polish people: Oh wow someone wants to explore our country yey.
Yeey🤣🤣
Tak B)
And this is fucking sad
Come and taste our pierogi, the best part of exploring poland
Yey
Smutne jest to że gdy się tu żyje zauważa się więcej złych rzeczy niż tych dobrych ;-;
Bo Polska ma więcej złego niż dobrego
@@bakatsu4255 jako kraj nie jako ludzie tak
Przestaniecie w końcu narzekać na ojczyznę? Ile można? Każdy kraj ma swoje plusy i minusy!
To jest cecha polaka nie polski
To nie kraj jest chujowy, tylko ludzie :/
Nobody expects the Bogusław Linda
🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes kurwa 🤪