Living In Poland Will Spoil You Forever 🇵🇱
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2022
- I've lived in many places around the globe, and if there's one thing that I've noticed about Poland is that the bang for your buck here is surprisingly high. The pros just keep piling on for what's essentially the same type of lifestyle you might have elsewhere.
And that means that for an equivalent lifestyle that you can have here in Poland, you'd need to make various compromises if you want that same lifestyle in an equivalent city in many countries around the world.
Some people turn their heads round as they recognize you. One day thanks to your videos you'll become a celebrity in Warsaw :)
Maybe one day! Thanks 🙏
@@planetjames95 and then CNN interviews and a photo with Trump, Obama and Grandpa Biden in the center of Warsaw ...😁
I'm glad I waited a second. when you mentioned Biedronka, I was going to ask. Carrefour (sp?) looked better to me but I guess just maybe more modern, wider aisles, or as you say there is more variety. I didn't know there was more variety but perhaps I assumed. The other looked like it hasn't been updated for a while and it might be a little small. But it's great if you have just basic things you want to buy - they're probably cheaper there. or at least according to their tagline, everyday low prices or whatever order of those words it was... lower prices every day... It's a slight difference in meaning. language is such fun! shades of meaning.
But my point is, different stores for different purposes :-)
Even now, my roommate goes to Publix and Winn-Dixie and Sam's club and occasionally Walmart and sometimes Target (and last week he went to Aldi's. The ducks eat a lot of lettuce and watermelon). Of course he drives there, and he goes shopping every day. But he's working from home so the gas prices aren't as much of a burden as if he was still working in Tampa.
The outside of your old building is very pretty. peach is one of my favorite colors along with orchid and then pink.
I have painted rooms in each color with accents in the other color. People think it's a weird combination but then it looks good. although I did have to talk my then husband into painting the bedroom purple and I didn't succeed until his stepmother painted hers that color. It was a bit dark, the orchid, so we went out and bought some bright peach lace curtains and then it balanced nicely.
If you would like to show us the inside of Carrefour someday - I would watch that. I was surprised to find brands I see in America in stores in Russia. And you can always tell us how food is cheaper in Poland :-)
@@planetjames95 New Minister of Tourism.
As a Pole, thank you for your absolutely great productions !!!!
Greetings from London James😎🇵🇱👌
Brand ambassador for Warsaw city 😄😄👍👍
Lessssss goooooo!
"Myself and Marina... [corrected himself] Marina and myself." 😍😍 love that James! I respect so much when someone puts an effort to being polite and well behaved. We're seeing less and less of this attitude unfortunately.
Appreciate your attention to detail, Wojciech! Glad to have you here.
@Assismus
True
And yet, not always. So many educated English speakers are terrified of the word "me." I think they've been taught it's uneducated.
I'm creating an example from scratch:
It occurred to Marina and I that...
No, that would be it occurred to Marina and me that...
For those of us who don't think about grammar and didn't do well with it in school, you just subtract the other person and see if the sentence works:
It occurred to I that
Right. That doesn't sound correct.
So it must be
It occurred to Marina and me.
(I'm not good with grammar. I didn't learn what an indirect object was until I was trying to study Polish. I don't even understand the point of diagramming a sentence. But obviously when you speak a language all your life you know what sounds right and what doesn't. If only we had Polish classes in high school the way we had French and Spanish, they would have spoken to us in the language all the time and we would know when things sounded wrong)
@Assismus I did get it when you said it, although it took me a moment. I think those were the parts of manners someone forgot to teach me, but it's very nice to see them. I was only taught to say please and thank you and open doors for people and such. Although in French class we were taught who to introduce to whom. So I guess they still had that type of manners in France? Or I was never taught how to introduce people in English :-)
@Assismus oh right.
Marina and I did this. And then when we went inside the store, they gave samples to Marina and me.
Wait until you experience "godzina W" or independence march in Warsaw
I really like your vlogs. Kept going!
Thank you!
Sounds lovely. I am Polish and French.
It's great how you are talking about the lovely Poland
Thanks James. U films changes my mind about many difirent things. Ultimate Question of Life (in Poland, world), the Universe (Poland?), and Everything
Hi James, I think you have many fans interested in Marina and Mosha, how about keeping us updated?
Here again my friend sending my full support amazing content thankyou just enjoy and stay safe 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
I am so glad you are happy here guys. I live here for 12 years now, my French husband for the past 6 and we are definitely not going anywhere, we still feel we haven’t explored it enough and probably won’t for a long time since it’s so dynamic and has so much to offer for every taste :)
I'm Bangladeshi🇧🇩
But i lives in Poland Czestochowa city🇵🇱
I used to live in Ochota for 7 years and shop in world famous Biedronka quite often. Then I moved to Wola. I had similar thoughts as you that I like Ochota and I'm not gonna like the new neighbourhood as much. But I did! It has quite a different vibe, a different Biedronka and I love it. One of the reasons being that the world famous Biedronka was always the most crowded Biedronka of all the Biedronkas I've ever been to 😅. Anyway I just want to say I really like your videos. They make me appreciate all those little beautiful things in our city :)
Many people, many thoughts. Thanks mate!
I invite you to take a look at the Powisle, district of Warsow, particularly the new developments around Tamka street and Wisla Boulevards. I wonder what you think of this area?
It was better without those expensive apartaments
Nice area Im on the corner of Nowy Swiat and Swietokryska streets
I agree 100%. Warsaw is sooo comfortable. And it's moving in the right direction. More metro lines, more green spaces, more bicycle paths. I personally walk on foot every day, because my commute is through a very pretty, lush green neighborhood. I meet hedgehogs, listen to birds, enjoy the peace.
The only problem is that new development is getting out of hand in some places, but that kind of developer-devastation is present everywhere in Poland because of stupid laws. Cracow and Wrocław have the same problem so Warsaw is not doing that bad.
Poland has also a ton of freedom for personal electric vehicles. So if you own a small electric thing like an EUC or an Ebike, you can travel very fast and comfortable anywhere you want.
It is good to do all that walking. when I was young and single and didn't have a car, I weighed less. between the buses and the subway I walked 28 minutes a day, in every kind of Boston weather. Okay sometimes I flew, because of the wind. I ended up on the news once. sadly I didn't get to see it, but the people who road the bus with me told me about it. everything was on video tape by then and I'm sure just taped right over. No chance to ever see it, but it would have been cool...
I would love to see a hedgehog someday. I've actually only seen them on RUclips. But I love my ducks.
Agree with all that Warsaw is becoming better every day.
@@pamelajaye Cool story. I too wish I had my old tapes. Our hedgehogs are not as white as the ones on RUclips. They're brown and quite a bit bigger. Around half the size of a cat. We use them as a reason/excuse to not replace parks with malls. Also they eat snails which is why you want them in your garden.
Warsaw is going down the waterfall.
Agnes G You drinking again woman?
Dzieciństwo i młodość spędziłam na Muranowie. Nie ma lepszej dzielnicy :)
Stary Mokotów jest jak Muranów. Może nie tak uporządkowany i nie w sąsiedztwie Starówki i Ogrodu Krasińskich, ale też zielony i wygodny.
Każda mama swoje dzieci chwali. :)
I lived 9 years in the UK, 3 years in NYC and I can tell you, by far Warsaw tops everything. You can afford going out, eating out, buying uber eats for breakfast, lunch and dinner, you pay 3-4 USD for a taxi, there is no tipping culture, free healthcare, free education, huge investment of western capital. It's a paradise!
Tipping culture came out because companies used people and the living expense was high
Mam nadzieję że Warszawa/Polska jeszcze wiele razy Jamsa zaskoczy.
Fajny Filmik
Please give a chance to Milanówek, Podkowa Leśna, and Brwinów. It would be great to see you in rich places
Popieram!
Well this hits close home. I live in Bwinów and went to school in Milanówek.
I’ll be visiting in less than two weeks, and I was pleased to see they’ve dropped all CoVID requirements for visitors - makes things really easy for me!
Finally thank God
I have Netto, Lidl (x2), Biedronka, Zapka (x4) Eurospar(x2) quite a few nice bakers and some nice restaurants all within a 20 minute walk from me in Orunia Gorna in Gdansk.
For someone who lives in Warsaw hearing someone talk about Ochota (especially the part you lived in) or Muranów as "not the centre", it feels weird.
I grew up in Wola, right across the tracks, and now I have moved to a distant part of Ursynów. By comparison, Wola (the eastern part) is practically the city centre. :D
If you are hungry during lunch time and you want to eat something in Warsaw go to Bracka 20, to Cool Cat TR or to Banjaluka. The food there is very affordable, tasty, healthy and the surrounding is quite nice.
How is Marina doing ? We haven't seen Her for ages. And how is Moisha ?
I;ve been waiting to hear about how Warsaw changed your perspective :)
Also I lately discovered Netto and I love it. Cheaper, and has many polish drinks (like kompot), sweets and I love it.
Netto is horrible in their queue policy. They love people to stay in long lines.
@@potencjalnypracownik2966 staff attitude is a bit off as well. I like their products, but their customer care is a bit "off".
@@potencjalnypracownik2966 I don't have such problem since I work from home and go shopping before 15:00. Also there is working charming and helpful elder man so I am rly lucky :D
What you are talking about is, among other things, due to the fact that each district of Warsaw is like a city within a city. In each you find modern office buildings, modern housing estates, huge modern stately shopping centers, exotic restaurants from all over the world, all kinds of grocery stores.... You can say that Warsaw has several centers. Someone who came to Warsaw for the first time, did not see the downtown area, and landed in the center of Mokotow (you have not yet been to any movie in the exact center of Mokotow (Neighborhood within 1km radius of the huge shopping center - Mokotow), and several other districts in the business part would think that he is in the very center of Warsaw. And each is richly equipped to make people's lives better, more comfortable, more pleasant. A few more cool neighborhoods are waiting for you to get to know them(but don't walk, as is often the case, only along random , side streets and you pass often the coolest places :D )
11:05 - it's a pity you snapped the shot here, great European Square you can see there - on any video you haven't been there yet, exploring :) I recommend
I love the outtakes at the end. Cool touch!
You say you're taking a trip, and right away I look at the date on my tablet. My brother was born June 30th. I don't think he was early or anything. But I'm *aware* of births that come at the end of June.
(The doctor told my mother I was due on the 13th of April, And she said no, the fifth. My mother was always right. I can remember one time in my life when she was wrong and that wasn't it)
best wishes to all four of you :-)
Do Visit Ursynów district 👍, completely different than others super family friendly and chilled neighborhood
On my list for sure.
Love Carrefour, too. Some Biedronkas have just poor management issue and you could step into total chaos with unclear prices, opened boxes everywhere long-ass lines at checkouts. Carrefour though plans to move out of Poland. I read they don't like their position or ranking in here - they are not dominant enough on this market, I read.
There is something about Biedronka, their quality varies so much. Some of them are great, others are definitely to avoid.
And indeed Warsaw is one of the best cities in the world. It has been a blessed city since the war, and from the ruins Phoenix rose and became the most wonderful place for people
I don’t really shop in either Biedronka or Carrefour. I am definitely team Lidl! You need to check it out!
Another interesting video, thank you! Now, why haven’t we seen Marina lately? I’m guessing she’s just not up for miles and miles of walking at this point in her pregnancy. I get tired just watching you! Please let us know how she’s getting along, and I wish you safe travels. (I love a surprise!)
Muranów is new?I lived there all my life and havent noticed that ,lol.Also big Carrefour at Muranów?Where?
Man you need to come to Podkowa Leśna (horseshoe grove in eng) its a small town close to warsaw. It's a great place to take a walk on the weekends. You wont belive that a place like that is in Poland.
Podkowa leśna, Milanówek and Brwinów should be one day trip. It would be interesting to see him visiting Rich places
Next to Podkowa Leśna is Milanówek (suburban town of 16 000) also worth to visit.
Thanks for the tip, Pawel. I will check it out.
@@jimsanddancer3483 try all 3 towns, take km to Brwinów and make trip via Podkowa Leśna to Milanówek. I recommend having dinner there at blueberry duck, great place with wonderfull chef and rest of stuff. Prices are acceptable for luxury place
@@roberturbanczyk204 Thanks for that Robert. It's now on my list.
You can fall in love with this city. :-)))))
Already did 50 years ago
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Fuck James, you are convincing me. One or two videos more and you will make me move there.
You could do alot worse Great city
Seriously? 🙈
This surprised me at Westfields, the parks and even fitness classes on the lawns...ITS even a pleasure to walk around towards Zulibar? NO over crowded footpaths,never even felt threatened going through the estate to the international food market that Saturday. Actually,i think im missing the city
Come back Andy!
I really don't think James gave Gdansk a fair chance. Summertime here, there's the beaches , forests, parks, everything that Warsaw has, and, as good a transport infrastructure-from buses,to trams to cycling.
Gdansk tho is a nightmare during summer due to the huge amount of tourists. I loved Gdansk every time I was there but I wouldnt want to live there.
@@StanisawSolon It's not been as bad this year,so far. It's like everywhere,though. Warsaw can be a nightmare, Krakow, even Konskie has a busy time!
@@davidgray2075 i mean even in stats and numbers Gdansk and Kraków outclass Warsaw a fewfold in terms of how many tourists visit. Warsaw is spread out whereas krk and gdn have all what is to see in one place so you get this concentration of pedestrian traffic.
@@StanisawSolon Gdansk gets just under 2 million, Krakow 14 million and Warsaw 17 million. Sure, if all people are visiting is the Stary Miasto in Gdanskit's going to be incredibly busy, but there's a lot more to see in the Tri-cities!
@@davidgray2075 Most of the traffic to Warsaw that is classified as "tourist" is actually business travel, and most of this tourist traffic is internal tourism - it is also spread out during the whole year since people work in the winter. During summer months tho all of the tourist traffic is focused in Krakow and Tri-Cities. The only crowded space in Warsaw is the old town - whereas the old town does not even place in the Top 5 of cool places to see in Warsaw.
Gdansk is absolutely unbearable during summer, unless you live outside the main city somewhere near the coast and go to Elektryków while ignoring old town.
You should have option of tracking lost Airpod.
My Samsung buds have that.
Having had so many videos spoiled me... I miss them, and you and Marina and the cat whose name I can't spell. The other day I watched a girl from Russia in Georgia clean her house.
And I watched just a refugee record a thing about learning Polish - in Polish.
It just wasn't the same...
So I gather you're not sleeping much?
Go check out Wawer. Wawer is a good quiet area
I personally have always felt less safe in Praga (south), a district of Warsaw. I`m a woman, so maybe that's why I had such feelings there, besides, my friends warned me not to go there alone in the evenings because there are many dangerous neighborhoods there (quite a few people of gypsy origin - who are aggressive when you refuse to give them money). Maybe the situation has changed now (I don't know), but distaste remains.
I always felt safest in the old town, even at night, a beautiful atmospheric place where you can easily fall in love. Although personally I prefer a place where there is a lot of nature... and there is above all a square with a lot of buildings (including a castle)... Despite this nearby river is accompanied everything by this concrete (for me) landscape.
Can you mention the difference in cost of living in different cities in Poland please. Or the differences between living in different suburbs in Warsaw
Proszę o włączenie napisów ! To znowu Ja - ta co nie słyszy ...
Hmm, they should be there.
Napisy sa... Subtitles ARE on...
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You right mate but Warsaw getting more and more expensive recently.....
And yet I think that's true everywhere. In the US it's definitely true. The cost of housing, and also food and gas. inflation is at a 40-year high they say. But I haven't heard of anywhere where the cost of things is going down. except for apartments in Belarus. I watched a video last night... should anyone really want to live in Belarus, apparently apartments are cheaper than they used to be.
My favourite districts, places on Warsaw to live are: Wilanów (not only new part, but old one is also very calm, green and cool), Zawady - far away from center, near Vistula river, reminds me some Spain maybe because of modern apartment architecture together with thermophilic plants around, Dolny Mokotów (in general I prefer this neighborhood), but also : Wawer, Anin, Międzylesie, Falenica, all these neighbourhoods are far away from center, but think it's great place to live - houses surrounded by coniferous forrests (and they have SKM train), Praga Południe (not known by visitors Grochów, Kamionek and Saska Kępa od course). The very nice area is also Boernerowo (feel like recreational houses in woods) and Groty - small area of houses surrounded by forrests and often visited by mooses).
Thank you, I will definitely visit.
@@planetjames95 You need to visit Gdańsk, Szczecin, Wrocław and Zakopane!
@@janke1917 On mieszkał w Gdańsku przecież!
The best store in Warsaw if "Frac". It is not so popular like biedronka but it has best quality. The best. Just try :)
Will do!
koment dla zasięgu
In my obsevation i can recoginze that you like similary places to there wher're you lived before. :P
Awesome video.
The thing that worries me about Poland is the language. Can you live and work in Poland speaking English only?
You can to some extent, but being longer gives you ability to learn it almost naturally, since you'll get local friends it'll go faster. But don't worry, majority of young ppl speak English :)
Of course. Talk to Americans that spent 15 years living in warswaw without a single word in Polish...
That second mall/shopping center was really cool looking! and the sky is gorgeous. It sounded a little windy earlier.
And it's nice to wake up in the morning and be happy about where you live.
I'm not unhappy where I live. I miss Boston. But not the weather.
But overall, there are a lot of things here that are great. Okay it's 90 something degrees. But a big swath of the country is really a whole lot hotter than that right now. 107° where my friend lives, a hundred degrees in Minnesota. think of it! *Minnesota* It's not even July. I have ducks in my backyard and no one is turning me in to the police for having ducks. I took a sparrow to the vet in Massachusetts and she confiscated it saying I was not allowed to have wildlife. turns out sparrows are legal to have as pets. They are not indigenous to the United States and are not protected under whatever... But I shouldn't have 15 ducks in my backyard. Don't worry. hopefully we will be back down to 6 pretty soon. My neighbor has three chickens. across the street they have escaping chickens. found one in the front yard one day. And this is the suburbs. So that's a good side of Florida. We don't live in an HOA. That's a good thing. We live in an elevated area where it doesn't flood when there's a hurricane. That's a good thing. We have a roof over our head. That's a great thing in the US. housing prices are way up. employed people are losing their apartments. I have a car and a place to put it. They don't make me have it inspected every year. My neighbors are nice people.
the public library system is awesome. You can order books from the entire country online, or DVDs or whatever and pick them up in a drive-thru.
It's not a good place for pedestrians. I think more pedestrians are killed in Florida than any other state. I think I looked it up. The public transit system is awful. the newspaper did an exposé.
I miss Boston. There are many colleges and people from all over the world. But otherwise it's good here. (But if anyone asks me where I'm from, I say Boston. Florida has a reputation that just doesn't apply to who I am. (And no I don't mean long-winded ;) ))
Shouldn't the video be titled "Living in Warsaw Will Spoil You Forever"? By the way, a suggestion: you should visit the Kabaty area in the far south of Warsaw - take the metro to Kabaty station and walk around on both sides of Al. KEN.
Are you going to stay in Poland for a long time? Would you consider getting Polish citizenship eventually?
I'm flying into Krakow on Aug 22. I'll be in Europe for about 3 months. First place I want to go is Kremenchuk Ukraine to see friends that live there. I am quite aware of the danger(Viet Name Veteran-two deployments) I am going as a tourist. I have reservations in Kremenchuk for two weeks--and can extend them(a border crossing requirement). I also have a hotel for the first night in Krakow. Also have the necessary health insurances for both IN Ukraine and most/all of Europe. Been vaccinated for Covid-19. I have two questions: 1) Are inexpensive cell phones available with SIM cards for Poland. (i'll buy another SIM for Ukraine) 2) Where would you recommend I cross the border to Ukraine and best way to get to the crossing? I will of course buy you a nice coffee. Pete
Can’t answer the 2nd question but will try the 1st one. You can bring any unlocked phone to Poland (is locking phones by carriers is even a thing anymore?) and buy a SIM card from any carrier very easily. Since you’ll be arriving in Krakow, I presume you’ll be staying somewhere in the center/historic part. Then the easiest way would be to go to Galeria Krakowska - a big shopping mall right next to the central station. A few of major carriers have their stores there (T-Mobile, Orange, Play). You can buy a prepaid SIM card there. An unlimited calls and texts plan with a lot of internet (10-20GB) on a prepaid costs about 25-30PLN (which is like $6-$7) per month. You just need to make sure that the prepaid SIM is topped up with enough money and activate a plan. When you leave and don’t want to use the card anymore, you don’t need to do anything. Mobile services in Poland are very cheap and of a really good quality. And if you need a phone, there’s a big store in Galeria Krakowska as well, Media Markt, which has a big selection of phones of all types, from the most basic to ‘flagship’ ones. I suggest going there rather than getting a phone from a carrier because it’s going to be cheaper in 9 out of 10 cases.
Hard to say. It's changing all the time. Check it in August.
You can buy prepaid simcards everywhere in Poland (every Żabka, small grocery store you will find at every corner) and if you need a phone, any market or small GSM will have some cheap ones (every major city has a mall just in the centre, easy to find). Remember that you need to register the sim card, but shop assistant at Żabka will do it for you in 5 minutes. As for the crossing into Ukraine, any will do. I used to live close to Hrebenne, but perhaps the easiest will be Medyka or Korczowa, both lead towards Lviv, there are buses and trains taking you there from Poland. Cheers and good luck!
@@izabela1961 Thanks, I will do that!. I know the situation can change at any moment
@@tomekdarda And thank you Tomek as well! )) You guys have really made this trip planning easier. So thank you much and health and good mood to all! )))
We haven't seen Marina for weeks, you never mention her, please let us know how she is, better yet include her in a video
She is due to give birth in about a week she is sitting it out
@@davidmoser3535
I think I'd rather hear from someone who really knows how she is not a random viewer
America - California , wish they had Biedronka here , in US. - low quality , poor selection , high prices of grocery shopping.
U talk about the city. But u forgot to talk about the many small towns that are just as incredible
NIe zapomniał, po prostu nie ma czasu wiedzać wiosek, ;) On jest Big City Guy, nudzi się w małych mieścinach co można zauważyć w starszych jego filmach, z jaką ulgą wracał do Warszawy.. :)
try Powiśle!
Mokotów is the Best it’s mine when I’m in Poland
0:25 more modern balconies
Enjoy Carrefour while it lasts, soon it will close all supermarkets in Poland. It lost to Biedronka (and Zabka) :D
So Ursynów later this week? ;)
проблема в тому, що ми використовуємо для нього латинський алфавіт. Народи Східної Європи використовують кириличні символи. Я трохи здивований, тому що ваша вимова в порядку. Насправді, "доброго ранку" фонетично звучить так само 'dzien dobry'
łomatko, gdzie Ty łazisz?
Frankenstein married the phoenix who had a quest to rise from the ashes and nowadays Warsaw is their child.
7:19 "(Warsaw) doesn't have this big recognizable thing about it (...)" - well, that's not entirely true. Warsaw has its PKiN - Pałac Kultury i Nauki (Palace of Culture and Science). It's a pretty interesting place although not all Polish people would like it to be there at all because of its' history.
What parts of Ukraine you guys originate from? May I ask?
Bring some guests to your channel, we would like to get heard of some Ukrainians that are going through the bad times
do you already watch "jak rozpętałem 2 wojnę światową"?
Muranów is nothing new,. First of all the name is old, it comes from a famous Murano island which is next to Venice. Famous because of the glass they were manufacturing in medieval and there lived some of these Italians in Warsaw then, in a "Villa Murano"... Muranów most of all for me, as a native Varsovian is a place where the Jewish quarter and then the ghetto was. The strange slopes and hills you can see there are just the rubble, the remains of destroyed Warsaw ghetto covered by soil and post war construction.
I see that you owe a lot to Poles and what are you doing for them!
Question? Are Ukraine war Videos monetized? By RUclips?
When it is so good,why are the Poland people chowing to the NETHERLANDS. TELL ME !!!!!!!
Did you become a father or not yet? Sorry for that question... it's just curiousity...😄
War's Saw has a shitty name unless it is changed it will remain underrated. My proposal Shinydiamond
We wont change XIV century`s name, becouse someone think, that this name is shitty.
Not Warsaw but Warszawa. Please find the legend about Wars and Sawa. Name has nothing to do with the war.
slava Ukrainie
Sława Polsce
Come to Ursus ... there is nothing interesting here.
Ursus plac tysiaclecia bohaterow warszawy moje dziecinstwo 👍🇺🇸🐊🏝👋
He might like balconies in new neighbourhood in place of former tractors factory
And what's special in Warsaw ?
I am
Lack of you
He explained it. The special thing is apparently that there is nothing special ;D
@@marti160 it is special, that nobody knows, that Warsaw is so nice. Expect residents. It is our secret.😉
salaries are poor, weather is shit, the country is polluted almost like India, the language is impossible to learn. Cost living is not so high but also salaries are not so high. I remember working there and for having 50 euro plus on my salary i had to ask it and never receive it. Here in a rich country I earn much more. Poland it's all an illusion but you don't notice it at the beginning you will notice it after more time. But I can say I love Warsaw as a city and for me it is better than Krakow and any other city in Poland
Salaries have been increasing for like 30 years and what Poles can afford to buy is higher than many other European countries thanks to the low cost of living. "Polluted as India" is just so random.
It seems like you are talking about London, not Warsaw.
muranów new:D
btw. Muranów is not a district of Warsaw...
Pierwszy!
Second!
@@planetjames95 Ha ha ha...
@@planetjames95 Drugi!!!!
18 minut filmu i nic o balkonach - dziwne , może jest zmęczony albo chory ?
I agree with you, but i cant see that as something positive, rather negative. Warsaw just bleak and have nothing special in it. It might be comfortable to live there for some people, but this blandness is just depressing and uninspiring.
Warsaw is Eastern Europe city not western most of the places in Poland have been like this! But now past 25years is changing and catching up with west meaning undesirable places that you can not go there during night time.
Warsaw is not in Eastern Europe but middle. Please educate yourself before speaking.
Actually I cannot agree, for example Warsaw is probably safer now than it ever was. For example when my mum studied in Warsaw the old town area was considered dangerous so you would not typicaly go there after night. Today everyone goes there and it is safe. I come from Łomża and it is also much safer today than it used to be in let's say the 90s. When I was at school it was really dangerous to go after dark to the bus station in Łomża, today I feel safe there.
A very small point, James, but have you considered that not everyone likes the same things as you?
Your name doesn't sound polish but I bet you have polish blood in your veins
He never said that he speaks for everybody, as it is possible. Perhaps you should send him your psychological profile so he can adjust his opinions for everybody.
@@charonboat6394 I am expressing an opinion, I have not insulted the guy. Is that okay with you, or has repression returned to Poland? Stop being so immature.
@@jimsanddancer3483 Since when ridiculous question is an opinion?
Perhaps you should reread your tecxts before posting them.
@@charonboat6394 I take it that English is not your first language? It is an opinion phrased as a rhetorical question. I think that you need to study English a little more before you contemplate criticising mine. Good luck!
Of course it could spoil everyone .Our government has taken 4 million" refugees " on Poles expense .Ukrainian refugees as happens everywhere else go home once or twice a month, to visit members of families who are not here yet .They have free transport, acomodarion , all the benefits most Poles don't get .And even polish pension after 2 months working in the country .Incredible. Going to work I can see your countrymen busy with shopping from morning .All day long .Well guys ,u must be exhausted .
come on a bike with me: D instead of walking, you just train . write to me on fb