HOW EXPENSIVE IS POLAND? 🇵🇱
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Poland is one of the most affordable countries that you can travel to in Europe. After spending 3 weeks in 3 different cities in Poland (Wroclaw, Poznan and Warsaw), we decided to make a video exploring some of the expenses we incurred.
We breakdown the prices in Poland into 5 categories:
1. Accommodation (Airbnb vs. hotel vs. hostel)
2. Restaurants (prices for pierogies, coffee, beer, etc.)
3. Groceries (join us as we grocery shop at a Biedronka in Warsaw
4. Regional Differences
5. Transportation
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To uczucie kiedy obcokrajowcy robią lepszą reklamę Polsce niż Polacy.
za 4dychy sie najedli w 2 na miescie chyba byli u janusza i jedli skowyra :D
Nie zesraj sie
Iksde ale dokładnie hah
Przecież to jest normalne w przypadku każdego kraju XD
dobrze się sprzedaje i od chuja subów
Poland is amazing!!! Have been to several cities, the Tatras, Baltic resorts. LOVE IT! Thanks to you for the great vids!!!!
We were in the lower Tatras in Slovakia and it was absolutely beautiful and we definitely want to visit on the Polish side of the border too. Can't wait to go back :)
Ok, I'm from Poland. And yes, Poland is cheap for tourists who pay in dollars or euros. Of course, they benefit from the exchange rate. It is not that cheap for Poles, but also not too expensive. It depends on what things and services we are talking about.
Żalisz się, czy chwalisz? Jak nie masz kwalifikacji i tyrasz za grosze to wszędzie będzie dla Ciebie drogo. Zostają Ci pierogi z biedry.
@@TheBeks888 Mam ukończone technikum mechaniczne i studia techniczne. I nie tyram za grosze. Ale takie są fakty, że jak turyści z zagranicy zamieniają walutę to zyskują na kursie wymiany, i dla nich wszystko jest tanie i tanio. To co nas już na wstępie różni, to to że ja znam angielski:). Pozdrawiam.
@@rupert2019 Różni nas to, że ja nie narzekam na swój kraj przed obcokrajowcami. Angielski znam lepiej niż większość Polaków, ale nie chciałem Ci robić wstydu przed ludźmi z zagranicy. Pozdrawiam
@@TheBeks888 To nie narzekanie tylko stwierdzenie faktu. Przeztaj jeszcze raz mój komentarz po angielsku ze zrozumieniem. I podobnie jak ty nie lubię takiego "smęcenia".
Na wrazliwego trafiles.
super, I would like to see more from you guys about Poland, thanx!
Remember that People from poland have less wages than in The west part of europe it in usa and that's why for you it was really chaep
Supporting this comment xDDDD + flix bus is terrible since there is no student discounts
Yeah, but to travelers it's pretty cheap
@@khal7702 I hate these economical disparities ;-;
@@Eeyesablous If you have an ISIC you can get 10% off every time! :) But yeah I agree that it's more expensive than Regiojet.
Yes we know that . For foreigners especially from Western Europe and US it's less expensive. We earn more but in our own country it's also offset by costs there being more expensive. I'm lower income American myself. In other words , while my lower income may be more than yours here in the USA it doesn't get me as much
Thank you for this nice words about Poland :)
How are prices now there ? And yes I realize there are more expensive tourist traps that many locals no matter the country that they avoid because it's not that good vs the expensive cost. Transportation, meals and beverage prices ? And also maybe because of what city or region prices maybe different.
informative ! ty for this
I should have gone to Poland last month but stayed in Budapest the whole time. I did fly the Polish Airline “LOT” back to New York tho. Next trip i will def go to Poland starting in Krakow, then to the smaller cities you guys visited. Thx and great job as always!
Wrocław and Poznań are one of the bigest cities in Poland.
You won't regret it! The people are so kind, the food is incredible, and it really is one of the most affordable countries in all of Europe.
all of these cities: Cracow, Poznań, Wrocław are similairly big, Warsaw the capital city is way bigger though.
@@TheBeks888 what about Lodz ? Seems big
We used to call LOT back in the 80s "Lemmings On Takeoff", although they have improved greatly over the years, thanks to purchasing "American" airplanes. 😁
this is great news for me. I really wanted to explore Poland ( specially Warsaw ) was worried about over all price but not anymore. Thanks
Great info.
Great video. I have been to Krakow which was beautiful and super cheap! Would love to go back, got Romania on my bucket list too.
Have you been there lately ? How have prices changed ?
That feeling when you're watching a movie about biedronka and you're seeing exactly the same pierogi you have in your fridge. Priceless.
One common mistake - there's no such thing as "pierogies". "Pierogi" is already plural. Singular version is "pieróg".
Today's National Pierogi (ies 😀)Day in Amurica🌎, SO I'll be doing my part /eating my share tonight!! Then again, I guess EVERY day is Pierogi Day in Poland!!😀👍
@@charlies.5777 lol, i thought you were pulling my leg, but the National Pierogi Day is apparently a true fact :)) enjoy yours everyone :))
@@kojak8403
No...I know better than TO pull a Poles' leg - especially one named Kojak - as that results in a kick👞 to the Dupa!!😀
I'm sorry @Kojak but
1. That's just how english works
2. We also pluralize chips by saying chipsy.
It's not a mistake, it's just English, there is no need to use ''pierogi'' speaking English. ;-) Trust me kolego. ;-)
Come back! To Zakopane, to southern Castles ("Plawniowice", "Moszna", "Czocha", "Bobolice" (..)), to Mazury lake district, "Leba National Park" beaches and summer music festivals like Pol'and'Rock (admission free). |m|.
Zakopane looks so beautiful and we're definitely going to need to come back to Poland to do some more exploring!
@@JackandGabExplore High Tatras and Zakopane are perfect for an exact week of stay. Its the time u can make awesome, beautiful hikes and you don't need to be professional hiker with a cross fit condition. The only thing u need to have are small backpacks and decent shoes (which can by even rented). If u wont mind, please keep the plan that I recommend to my friends as warm up and weekly tourist hike plan there. It's contains everything whats most beautiful there to see with progressive scale of physical effort:
- 1st day is for an aclimatization, sightseeing the town and take a cable railway to the top of Gubałówka viewing hill;
- 2nd and 3rd day for a warm up hikes to flat valleys Chocholowska (riding bikes available!) and Koscieliska (visit caves passing on the path!). Tourist shelters with food at the ends of both.
- 4th day off to rest legs and enjoy lazyness in towns attractions (Ski Jump sightseeing, souvenires hunt, exploring foods, sheep cheeses and horse rides)
- 5th day a hike to most beautiful 'Valley of 5 Lakes' and to 'Morskie Oko' lake. Starts in Lysa Polana (take a minibus), hike by Roztoka Valley to Siklawa waterfall (highest waterfall in flat Poland) to 5 Lakes Valley mountain shelter (food
@@kaytem9748 What the informative post!!!!
very nice.. You really well promoted my country. Polska!
Another great video! Poland is a very beautiful country. You provide us with awesome details about prices. The country is still very cheap compare to other European countries. Wonderful job and keep it up!
Thanks, Ray! We were super impressed with Poland so we felt the need to share with other travelers. Hopefully it persuades someone to visit Poland instead of going to places that have over-tourism problems.
@@JackandGabExplore soo Poland isn't too overcrowded with many other tourists ? I've heard from Poles here that prices are steadily rising ? May look into other more recent videos.
Haha I enjoyed the Poland series.
The most funny was when the lady got tipsy and was shouting vodka vodka on the street, so funny haha. Pozdrawiam
Lol still have one good thing left from USSR
This is fun for me to watch. In 1982 when I was 31 years old I went to Poland to find my remaining relatives who were the descendants of those had not emigrated along with my great-great grandfather in 1870. I found them and that was exciting and interesting. They were in a few villages down in the foothills to the Carpathians.
But when I was in Warsaw what I encountered was a country under Martial Law in the Soviet-imposed government reaction to the success and strength of Solidarity. There were battalions of military police at corners which were heavily trafficked, around bus and tram stops, etc. The irony of it was that these boys were Polish and were following orders of a foreign world power but the idea that they would assault or shoot their fellow Poles in the name of a despised and imposed government was, to me, ludicrous. The mood then was so different from what I see in your nifty video. There was practically nothing in stores, there were food shortages, you had to stand in line for everything (there were even professional line-standers who would hold your place while you did other errands). It's really quite unbelievable for me to see something that I never would have dreamed of seeing in my lifetime: a free and prosperous Poland. And yet there you two are enjoying what is joyfully spilling forth in this beautiful country after having been held back and repressed for long periods in its history, not only as recently as until 1989, but all through its 1050-year recorded past, which I encourage everyone to find out a bit about if you'd like an engaging read.
Yeah most would agree that Communism isn't prosperous at all and led to many things not even being available . Inventories of many businesses being stripped. Empty shelves. Unfortunately see lies propaganda video of older Russians saying they missed the former Soviet Union system.
You must visit Gdansk, Krakow, Torun and the smaller cities of Sandomierz, Kazimierz nad Wisłą, Zamość, Zakopane, Warmia and Mazury, beautiful cities and castles in Lower Silesia and many more :)
We love Poland so we will definitely be back :) Next time we'll need to rent a car because there are so many smaller cities we want to see!
How many Poles speak English ? Would it be much better or necessary to know Polish language ? One day I dream of visiting Poland. For several reasons.
Good information guys I must admit lol I should just move to Poland
Right!? We loved it so much that we're hoping to live there for a month or two as digital nomads. Poznan was by far our favorite city...
youre lovely couple and get the vibe also good ppl .all the best in your travel
Thanks so much!! :)
Greetings from Poland
I love how you read word „Biedronka”, it's like „be drunkard” :D
Hahahah the American accent can be very unappealing sometimes 😂
thank you for promoting my country
I love Poland my fiancé is from Poznan a city I know very well, having visited over 30 times!
Jan Nowak what exactly do you mean???
@@anthonymoney6471 dont worry about that. Some polish people are really unpleasent
Have you visited there lately ? How less expensive than the US is it ? But the flight is huge expense right ?
@@frankmontez6853 I am going next week, flights for two people return £40
@@anthonymoney6471 sorry but you're from UK ? That's British 40 pounds ?
You guys are a really cute couple. Here's to lots of cute babies when you get your fill of travel.
Your boyfriend looks like real life Shaggy from scooby-doo cartoon
or Eric Forman from That 70s show.
I don't thinks so, Shaggy always looked a little stoned... or is it just me?
Now polish people in the coments, wow sombody noticed my Country Best video.
We invite you again to Poland for PIEROGI 😁😁 😊
We will definitely be back! We can't stay away from pierogi for too long :)
I love Poland
I love Poland.
I'm very lucky that there are direct affordable flights from Scotland to Poland.
I travelled on my own in January 2019 to Gdańsk, Bydgoszcz, Warsaw, Poznań, Wrocław, Katowice and Kraków.
I'm sorry but I did not like Warsaw.
I'd love to return in warmer months, saying that I loved the snow.
I'm from Glasgow, Scotland so I tried learning Polish on RUclips. 😯😆
Nearly EVERY VLOG I watch is about how "cheap" Poland is and Pierogi, it's getting tiring.
I'm the minority, I don't think Poland is that cheap. It must be expensive for locals.
Yes seen other videos on prices being even higher. Though at these restaurant prices not too much. Hotel rates aren't that good though.
How's in scotland?
in Poland it is generally quite expensive cheaper for our neighbors, for example in Ukraine or Germany. Very good are cabbage rolls and gherkins, such a cucumber in a delicious marinade in Pomerania, you can also eat zylca to pork jelly. Super that you visited our country
Next time you need to visit Zakopane , one of the most beautiful city in Tatra's mountains. Next, Gdańsk, The main square there is even more beautiful than in Wrocław. And of course , Mikołajki or Giżycko with most beautiful and biggest lake's in Poland like Śniardwy and Mamry.
We are definitely going to have to come back to Poland! So much more to see :)
Zakopane is so overrated... It used to be beautiful maybe 20 years ago. Now it's only shops and dirt. Been there last year. Expensive, smelly (not in good way), full of shops (adidas, nike type), not a magic place like my parents used to say.
What about current prices on lodging like hotels or hostels in these places ? Restaurant meals the lower end average ? One person who I asked disputed this young couple's experience in saying ok average lunch was at least 15 euros which to me was very expensive. That in USD is about 17-18 ( I think ) . Beers and transportation prices ? Also heard that hard to say since taxes are increasing and inflation prices are hard to say ..?
Heh nice to hear so many complements about Poland which in i Personally Live. Next time go to Rzeszow or Krakow or Katowice eksdi(XD)
You can easily find a good hotel in Warsaw for less than $200. A good meal in a good restaurant runs $25 to $50 per person. Long term apartment rentals are only a bit more expensive than in Amsterdam. The coffee can be much more expensive than in Italy and Spain and costs about the same as in the US.
I love Poland!!! In particular Warsaw
Yeah, that uber fancy coffee drinker you were looking at... yup, that's me :-)
Great video - it is really nice to hear so many positive things about my homecountry ;)
Yes, definitelly Poland is not expensive country comparing to the rest of Europe. Please take into account our salaries ;) - they are still not so high, so for many Polish - Poland is quite expensive
That definitely makes sense as to why it's affordable in relation to the rest of Europe. Glad you enjoyed the video! :)
teraz rozumie dlaczego ludzie z innych krajw maja zla opinie o naszym panstwie to dzieki takim ludziom jak ty ze zawsze cos im sie niepodoba
@@greggrabski5455 szanuję Twoje zdanie, jednak myślę, że nie do końca zrozumiałeś przekaz mojego komentarza. Podkreśliłem, że ciekawe video, że miło słyszeć tyle dobrego o moim kraju, przy czym warto zwrócić uwagę na siłę nabywczą danego kraju/waluty - to wszystko.
For swiss people Switzerland is also expensive.
@@ch36799 it looks very expensive to many others lol . Higher wages come at higher overall expenses.
Hi Jack and Gab Explore my name is ieuan i have been to poland in 2017 and i agree what you said i been to Krakow and Tarnow in Poland and i am planning to go back there for another visit or move there i love there i felt like it was my 2nd home from home.
I wish you came to Gdansk, Gdynia, Sopot (Tricity by the sea on the north of Poland) and Zakopane and area (mountain on the south of Poland).
Aim from Poland :)
It doesnt matter much now but prices went up by something like 30% within about last 3 years
I recomend seaside Sopot, Gdansk, Malbork.
We really want to go to Gdansk! It looks so gorgeous so we'll have to come back next summer :)
@@JackandGabExplore it was my studying city and I love it so much. And it's not just a Gdansk but 3cities. I would recommend to visit it in May.
Lovely country! 🧡💚💙
We ❤ Poland!! :)
Poland is very Good country for live with family.
Hey Gab what is your favourite food in Macedoina
Enjoy your travel in Poland 🇵🇱Gab you might get 7000 subscribers for your RUclips channel next month:)
Well you visit Macedoina next year
Gabriela 😃
Spent one week in Wrocław and Kraków. Hotel, food and restaurants, transportation (to, in and from Poland) and additional costs for museums: $350 - €300
That's in British pounds ? I need to find currency exchange for USD.
@@frankmontez6853 I’d say that’s 275 pounds
In Biedronka prices are upstais not below. Trick
Yes I'd love to eat and drink my way thru Poland 😂😆. I've only been to Mexico and it was much more affordable than the US. Stayed in fairly luxurious hotel for maybe $40 a night a few years ago in Monterey and then in Mexico City right in downtown not far from the basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe right around Christmas / New Year's. Eating out also much less than eating out in US. Beer was half price but then again it was locally produced Mexican beer Tecate.
If you want to come here again. Come to Łódź and just let me know. I will show you most unusual city in Poland ;) Totally different
I have a challenge for you ... make a vlog if you make dumplings because you like them and this is a simple dish???
Ooooh that's a great idea! Unfortunately our kitchens are somewhat limited but we would love to do something like that :)
noooo, 10 usd is 40 zl ... where did you eat in poznan or krakow for that price ? :) im from Poland :D
haha 4:17 its not the price for pierogi :D it was for salad mix
and then - it was not the price for Lipton tee, but for salad mix. Same with mozzarella. I guess the exact prices were above products :D
I am from poland.
I loved Poland as well. It is super affordable indeed. The only comment you guys made that I do not agree with wholeheartedly is the English language. My experience was in Warsaw was that only about half of the people knew some English. Many people I came across knew very little or none at all. As several Poles that did speak some English told me, the Polish knowledge of English will probably be up to par within ten years or so.
That's really interesting! For us, Polish people had the best English out of any country we've been to in Central/Eastern Europe. Almost everyone we encountered spoke at least halfway decent English
It’s not easy to expect people over 40 years old speak english. When they attended to school there was no english in school at all. Only russian, sometimes french or german.
4:17 These are not prices, in a Biedronka prices are higher. ;)
There were prices sandwich paste, and grill salads.
ha! THIS, i was looking for this comment xD yeah in Biedronka prices are above the product, super counterintuitive, and kinda stupid for things on the top shelves :D
In Biedronka, prices are presented on shelves above the goods, not under.
haha 4:17 its not the price for pierogi :D it was for salad mix
and then - it was not the price for Lipton tee haha, again for salad mix. I guess the exact prices were above products :D
I'm from Łódź ;)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81%C3%B3d%C5%BA
How does someone get three weeks off to visit Poland?
I don't understand why you didn't get millions of views on your Polish tour. Polish people love to watch foreigners that are recommending a visit to Poland ;)
Besides, you've visited Wrocław, Warsaw, and Poznań, which are (unfortunately) major polish cities. There are a lot of other cities that aren't as big as those mentioned, but that has more interesting features (if you will), like Toruń, Malbork (both with the castles from the Teutonic order) or Jelenia Góra (the gold deposits) than ... well .. food and cheap Airbnb ;)
How are restaurant , hotel , transportation and beverage prices in these other cities
@@frankmontez6853 In most of those places bus tickets should be around $1. As for other things it's pretty hard question, because a lot is happening in Poland right now. Not only we have Covid, but there are also a big tax changes (not in favour of regular people) and inflation. So, the prices can (and will) change at any moment. But there's a thing: if you visit a place that's not a tourist's first, second and third choice and you'll do it out of season (which is around June-August in the northern and southern parts and December-February in the southern part) then the prices should be 10-20% lower. And if you don't mind looking for a cheaper places, then you will probably find a lot of restaurants that are even cheaper.
And as for the beverages, the canned beer can cost around 50 cents, and if you go to the pub the same beer will be around $2. The marks that are being advertised as "premium" will cost even more. Especially if you go to some sort of a fair. At those you can count for the double or triple the regular price.
I hope this gave you some sort of image. Sorry, that I can't provide the price ranges, but right now it's just not possible.
@@januzi2 what about Czech beer pilsner urquell ? I truly like that one. Is that a premium one ?
@@frankmontez6853 I have seen it bottled. It was between $3 and $4. As for pubs it should be available in some (but not in those ones I've been to), probably above $5.
@@januzi2 here before the high inflation bought a six pack for about $8 -9 .. at the pub glass of it maybe $5 ..
Hi there ! You should back to Poland and visit couple of awesome natural places like: Mazury, Polish seaside, Tatry or Bieszczady mountains. Wrocław, Poznań or Warsaw are fantastic but if you want to see something special you should visit the above :)
We will definitely need to come back to Poland because we've heard there are so many great places that we missed!! Can't wait to visit again :)
@@JackandGabExplore Nice to hear that! If Lodz (Łódź) is in your plans, please let me know, I believe I will be able to share some interesting places and local things ;) Cheers!
@@danielobalski6694 how are prices now ? This video is two years old. Yes prices can be different depending on where . How much for average low priced meals or beverages ? For transportation and hotel ?
@@danielobalski6694 yes thought of Lodz
@@frankmontez6853 you van eat very cheap kebab for around 15pln which is around 3,5Eur. Cost of lunch (soup, meat, some drink)in normal restaurant should be around 60-80pln which is 17-18 Euro. Per person of course.
Water 1,5l in normal shop = 0,5 Euro
Pepsi 2l in normal shop = 2 Euro
Standard lager 0,5l in normal shop = 1Eur, in pub =2-4EUR depends on class of pub.
Ticket for 1day of public transport = 3EUR
Nice 3* Hotel for about 40Eur on booking
that sounds nice, but people in Poland are working for like 4$ per hour so prices have to be smaller
You guys have Polski ascendance? You pronounced every city right
Jack's mom side of the family is Polish! We googled all the city titles ahead of time to learn to pronounce them correctly :)
is there an update?
I paid 14pln for a medium black coffee at costa coffee in Warsaw....pricey!!!
Gab will you visit north macedoina next year 🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰💜💜
heeeeelll nah man, u look EXACTLY like Maciej Musiał - polish actor! thats insane XD
Ahh ta Polska
hostel is around 20 and studio apartment is 25-35usd i dont know how your app is rob u
Nice country. As an egyptian i enjoyed it alot.
Hi! I am very interested in who paid you for the marketing of Poland?
Nobody paid us! We just love Poland :) We are already planning to come back next summer!
@@JackandGabExplore I welcome you in Gdańsk!
From which country are u from?
You missed one of the BEST cities in Poland- KRAKOW! It's a MUST see!! Living here 3 years-wouldn't live anywhere else! Nice video-Please don't miss Krakow next time!
We've heard Krakow is great so we'll definitely have to check it out next time we're in Poland :)
How are prices now there ?
@@frankmontez6853 Extremely affordable, especially for "Western" budgets. Prices are always going up, yet the exchange ratio is 4 to 1 in regard to US dollars for example.
@@JackandGabExplore Great! Let us know when your planning to come!
@@22ergie like how much for a restaurant meal ? Transportation and so so hotel ? Have you seen a lot of Ukraine refugees yet ?
Hi guys, just fyi the price in Biedronka for pierogi doesn't show the price of pierogi but of some kind of pre-made salad. Pierogi are usually around 6.99 złoty. The price tags don't go along with the products you're showing.
No i się zdradziłaś Zuza, że nie kupujesz pierogów w Biedronce ;) Słusznie zauważyłaś, że cena 2,99 była od sałatki, ale 6,99 to z kolei cena antipasti.
Pierogi w Biedronce są po 4,49
Why buses not trains?
Flix bus was the cheapest mode of transportation that we could find at the moment - we much prefer trains so we'll have to check out the train system in Poland next time we're there.
if you think Poland is cheap you should visit Sopot during summer time…...and if u do i can be a tour guide …...
I don't know why Polish are so upset about "pierogies". I'm from Poland and I think "pierogies" don't sound bad
Pierogies don't sound bad. They sound DELICIOUS!
Agree :)
Everybody is mad about pierogis, but fine with chipsy and krakersy.
why you didn't visit Krakow?
There were so many amazing cities that we wanted to visit but we didn't have enough time to get to them all :( We've heard Krakow is incredible so we'll definitely have to come back to Poland to visit.
Jack and Gab Explore Kraków is the most beautiful:/ pity you missed it :p i can even show you a bit in Kraków:)
Best to visit is Marlbork:)
@@mateuszmakiea2735 Poland has more cities than Cracaw, its very touristy, like Amsterdam or Barcelona.People even try to call money out of your pocket, like in Prague. Wise that they choose other cities. Another tip Jack and Gab, visit Zamosc,Lublin,Bydgorscz Torun,Gdansk,Jelenia Gora and Olstzyn. If you gonna visit Lower Silesia again, visit the Europecity Gorlitz/Zgorzelec too, easy to combine with Dresden in Germany. Gorlitz was used as set in for example the movie:Grand Budapest Hotel. Gorlitz is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany with around 1500 monumental buildings.
the rent doesn't sound all the cheap
Pewnie polak juz komentarze czytal :)
Polak piszemy z wielkiej litery
Guys super!but remember Poland is in centre on Europe....not east
Next time in Poland go walking in the mountains.
Peace, (man ~and woman).
hi
Try to earn basic pay in Poland and live there then you will see how affordable it is :( even if you earn double of basic it's still expensive if you dont live with parents and have to rent
Totally understand that living expenses are an entirely different thing that expenses for travelers.
where you from? ;)
We're American! From San Diego, California :)
Pierogi is actually plural so don't say pierogies. It hurts.
Jak rozumiem ty jak kupujesz w sklepie lays to nie mówisz "chipisy" tylko chips... W końcu samo chips są plural...
polski NBP konsekwentnie obniża wartość złotówki od kilku lat to i Polska jest affordable dla cudzoziemców.
Vodka? Yeah why not
People earning in usd or eur: Poland is so cheap to live
Polish 610eur minimal wage: Hello there
Re: Electric scooters - environmentally friendly? They need to be charged and most electcity in Poland comes from coal plants. Also batteries come from the congo where child slavery is employed. Some things to consider
It's wise if you learn some German in Central-Europe!
In Mexico needed to show them my passport to rent room and even just to exchange money .. Yet some make a huge deal about voting ID here ..lol. Sheesh
Poland is very cheap for Americans, but not for Poles :)
@Grupa Trzecia Ale ja się z niczego nie śmieje. Stwierdzam fakt
its affortable for You Guys :)- Americans and Westerns People :) not for Poles, who earns so little, not everybody can afford eating everyday out, and sleep in such nice airbnb :( life.
nice video, thanks for advertasing my country so much :)
You're so fuckin hot. I mean Gab. I love You. Marszczę freda oglądjąc fimiki jak jesz albo wymiawiasz słowo "pierogi"
Pierogi, not pierogies :D