Antoni Porowski on food, fame and growing up in Canada
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Queer Eye's food and drink expert, Antoni Porowski, joins Tom Power in the q studio to dish on the important role food has played in his life.
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It’s so funny because growing up in Montreal it’s not strange or weird to speak 3 languages if you come from an immigrant family. We find it weird when people only speak 1. Love you Antoni. Keep being you.
callallilly
Very true
As a Montrealer, so true! And YES ... that smell of fresh bagels!!
I love how genuinely Antoni addresses every situation, and isn’t afraid to talk openly 💜💜
He seems like a sincere person !
Duh, he’s Canadian ;)
Stormscapes lmao😂
antoni is literally the loveliest person in the world
Love hearing him speak Polish
I'm of Polish heritage! Yes, my family always bonds over food 💖
Such a Pisces
frrr
Love your authenticity and honesty, Love your connection and love of food, keep on inspiring
I was watching the first season and totally recognized that he had a Montréal accent. Had to google him and was so happy to see that I was right.
Love, love, love you Antoni ! I am born in Montreal also & my parents immigrated from Italy so of course I speak Italian, a dialect called Barese that most Italians consider to be a totally different language from Italian & of course I speak French & English. I also learned Spanish which I still understand but speak very rarely, but of course when I went to the States I met some people through family in Florida that made me feel inferior to them. Like we were strange for speaking several languages. Only in Montreal we are rich in culture, not only from ours but in the very diverse cultures around us. We are unique & I love the way you still connect to that !!!!! You just sound like one of us, it really is about the way we were raised and how Montreal just seeps into our DNA. I simply love you !!!!
There was a really amazing bit of advice from his mentor there which the interviewer didn't respond to or question further. Would have liked to hear more about them, because what a great perspective.
Tom Power has a really pleasant voice. I would love listening to him reading a book.
Antoni is the most beautiful man I have ever seen. Very down to earth too
The last bit in Polish where he speaks about making out with JVN is hilarious. I speak Russian but could make out a few things, something "with you cats" and "and then go to sleep". Ahhahaha. Loving it.
i love antoni
Oh I love him so...
My last name is Polish, I can relate to Antoni very easily, when I first stared school it was odd to have a Polish father and my last name was weird because it wasn't like everyone else I met, however, as I got older into high school it became cool and almost everyone I meet till this day ask me how to say it and where does it come from.
Now i wanna know what your last name is
Interesting. I grew up in Canada and around half the kids I went to school with had parents from somewhere else so it was completely normal and definitely didn't draw attention in any way. Most people I knew spoke either two or three languages to some degree.
I love the shout outs to the specific places in Montreal. In all honesty, pretty famous places but still happy. Also, weirded out by the teacher asking about the 3 languages... Very commonly to know 3 languages in Canada = English/French (bc Canada) and an extra one from immigrant parents.
Nice to understand him talking in Polish at the end of the interview ☺️
Love it and can't wait to get that cookbook!!
Wow, what a strange thing for Antoni's teacher to say🙄
I want to know what he says to Jonathon! So sweet...I love all of them 💖
okay so that’s a pretty loose translation but here we go: Jonathan i miss you i really want to give you a big kiss i want to sit and watch tv and great british baking show together with your cats and eat some cheese and maybe some good pancakes and then maybe more cheese and after that we will go to sleep together i love you
I read he and Jonathan were together for three years, then broke up.
@@teresitauy5532 lol no they never dated
Love you Antoni👍👍👍👍👍🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍀
The weather thing: I’m from Vancouver Island and I lived in Wales for 8 months for a gap year. For like the first two weeks everyone was apologizing to me for the rainy weather! I live in a rain forest, I’m used it it, it’s home to me, lol
tbh i love how the teacher called him antek
It's actually really funny when you can understand what he said in polish :D
What did he say?
He said: "Jonathan, I miss you.. I really want to give you a big kiss and I want to sit and watch TV together like The Great British Bake Off with your cats and we're going to eat some cheese and maybe really good pancaces and then maybe some more cheese and they we'll go to sleep together. I love you." He has a bit of an accent so it makes it even funnier. 😆
Mary Grabowski ojej. nieładnie tak mówić..mam nadzieję, że nie wyśmiewasz się z niego bo mowi po polsku i ma przy tym zachodni akcent. mówi 3 językami i urodził się w Kanadzie. spodziewałaś się, że on będzie perfekcyjnie mówić po polsku? Ja też urodziłam się w Kanadzie dla polskich imigrantów i nie doceniam mojej rodziny w Polsce, zawsze zwracając uwagę na mój akcent.
@@wwearepilots nie wyśmiewam go, uważam, że ten akcent jest uroczy ;) zawsze doceniam to, że ktoś mówi w więcej niż jednym języku i nie wstydzi się swoich korzeni
@@marygrabowski275 to dobrze. tez tak mysle.
zrealizowałem ❤️
рационалист co za urocza kalka💜
I can see something that I find to be very polish (though not everyone is like that). It's this underlying seriousness and melancholy.
Crazy how you can be European come too a country where English is the primary language and is the only language spoken and be shamed for that, a country that praises Europeans while simultaneous looking down on you
Aaron Bynum how is that strange? Every immigrant story is the same. Europeans experienced the same discrimination. They just blend in better after a while.
Oof I’m from Ontario and I only speak English lol, adore my French specking siblings across the country tho! I’m trying to learn I promise❤️
@@CoalescentDream They definitely don't experience the same discrimination as those from other nations on other continents, as many POC immigrants do not get the opportunity to "blend in" so to speak. However, I do think that there are always people who are ready and willing to denigrate, question, and/or look down on someone for being different than themselves.
It's not really that surprising considering where he was tbh.
My hero! My saviour! 😍👍😁
To think that in 1956 my father had asked Canada for political asylum and they turned us down. Could have lived in Montreal.
What happened?
Suddenly: nagle
its so obvious that he thinks like a native english speaker. he pointed out how he forgot the polish equivalent of "suddenly" but he seems to also forget that "i realized" and "zrealizowałem" dont mean the same thing at all
I put "zrealizowałem" in google translate bc I was curious and it said "I realized" lol what does it actually mean? can you explain the difference?
Yes, as time changes, you can shift into how proficient you are in some languages. My first language was Spanish, and learned English in school. But because my whole life is in English due to living in the US, I think in English...it's pretty normal. His life is primarily in English isn't it? He doesn't speak Polish all day every day, so he will probably think like a native English speaker...
Moana it means something like accomplish or achieve
@Joshua B bro I'm a native polish speaker, it doesn't fit in this context
Yeah, he speaks Polish quite well but he's obviously a kid of immigrants rather than a full native speaker.
Can anyone tell us what he said in polish? 😆
he says later in the interview what he said
Angela Manalo he said, „Jonathan, I really miss you. I want to give you a big kiss. I want to sit and watch the Great British Baking Show with you and your cats. We’ll eat cheese, and some good crepes and then maybe some more cheese. Then after, we’ll go to sleep together. I love you.”
@@wwearepilots Actually? Amazing.
O. Anna P THANK YOU for translating! ❤️❤️❤️
@@charliebook3343 No problem!
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