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@ 8:38 A little explanation. The panorama was indeed originally exhibited in the city of Lwów/Lemberg/Lviv, but it was not Ukraine at that time. It was an ancient Polish city, then under the rule of the Austrian Habsburg dynasty.
Learn history. This is a historically Ukrainian city and the fact that you owned it for a certain period does not give you the right to call it Polish. Let's call Wroclaw German then?
@@alexsmurov1352I'm afraid you're the one who doesn't know history. Lwów was built by Polish king Casimir the Great. Local fortress from which the city took its name was there destroyed and burned by the Tatars or Lithuanians and a new one had to be built - in a completely different place, on different hills with the help of German and Italian craftsmen. The Rurikids and Piast houses were closely related. Casimir inherited Lwów and legally incorporated it into the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. How exactly was the city of Lviv founded? Originally as a small fortress, built and named after his son, by Prince Daniel of Galicia. He's an interesting historical figure, because he was probably the most inclined towards Western Europe out of all the Ruthenian princes, even gaining the title of king, unknown in the Ruthenian tradition, and involved himself in European affairs, trying to emancipate himself from the Mongol yoke, which unfortunately he failed to do. Daniel's son, Lew, is an example of the strong ties between the Rurik dynasty and the polish House of Piasts. Lew, considering himself a descendant of polsih prince Bolesław III Krzywousty, even put forward his claims to Kraków. At one point, he treated Lviv, which was derived from his name, as his main seat. His son Jerzy again entered into personal ties with the Piasts and his wife became the princess of Kuyavia, Eufemia, the sister of Władysław Łokietek. However, Lwów lost its importance and fell into decline. The weakening Principality of Galicia-Volhynia was under increasing pressure from the Lithuanians, and was harassed by the Tatars. Its last ruler is the Mazovian Piast, Bolesław Jerzy II, summoned by the Ruthenians (his mother was a princess of Galicia, daughter of the aforementioned Jerzy, son of Lew), after whom the rights to the Principality of Galicia-Volhynia were legally inherited by Casimir the Great, who incorporate Red Ruthenia into the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. Casimir burned a small fortress called Lviv, pacifying local magnates allied with the wild Tatars, and shortly afterwards the Lithuanians burned a nearby settlement. The city was thus founded anew by Casimir the Great, who clearly stated in the location document "that all residents, both Poles and Ruthenians, Armenians, Jews and Tatars, have the right to maintain their own laws, religion and customs". As you can see, it was not the Habsburgs who made Lviv a colourful, multi-ethnic and tolerant city... a city whose existence and development were so closely linked to the Poland. Lwów is therefore the child of the unions and conflicts of the Piasts with the Rurikids, Poles with Ruthenians, forged at a time when 'Ukraine' was called something completely distant, over a thousand kilometres away lying on the banks of the Dnieper and permanently devastated by the Mongol yoke and Tatar raiders. Btw. Even a medieval chronicler from Kyiv wrote that the territories on which Lwów was later founded were originally Polish.Moreover, linguistic research proves that the names of objects in the Dniester basin are of West Slavic origin, which corresponds perfectly with relation of Nestor who clearly wrote that in 981 Rus prince Vladimir took it from "Lachs" that is, Poles. Polish Lwów became Ukrainian Lviv only thanks to Stalin who within a month he brought there several dozen thousand of his Ukrainians, drastically changing the natural demographic proportions.
@@alexsmurov1352 nonsense. Lviv is the cradle of Polishness. There is no more Polish city. The Russians forcibly took our Lviv out of our hearts and passed it on. Lviv has never been Ukrainian before. it became Ukrainian after it was stolen from the Poles
And there is a special day for eating "pączki„. Statistically Poles eat 100 000 000 "pączki„ (so it is 2-3 pieces per capita, including newborn babies...)
Well we can believe that ❤️ with such good donuts made locally, who would want to eat a processed fast food donut That doesn’t even taste half as good!!!
Doprecyzujmy, "Panorama Racławicka" była zawsze wystawiana w Polsce. Lwów w tamtym okresie był polskim miastem. Po II wojnie światowej te tereny zostały Polsce zabrane.
07:57 - Use the "Jak dojade" application. It is not easier way to travel by public transport in Poland 08:38 No, at the time when the Racławice Panorama was shown there, Lwów was a POLISH city located on the border of the Polish State
@@BB.Beyond.BordersHere it is correct to say that there was a certain period, because Lviv is a historically Ukrainian city. And it was founded by King Danylo, and only after some time the city came under the rule of Poland. And you correctly said in the video that the only thing that could be added was that at that time Lviv was part of Poland)
Interesting fact about Panorama Racławicka, and Kościuszko specifically, is that he fought in American revolution, he was amazing engineer who basically created fortifications of West Point, believed in slaves’ liberation and in his will he expected for all his American possessions to be used to liberate, train and provide tools for as many slaves as possible, so they can earn living once they are free. Actually his own black servant was treated by him as his equal and liberated. He brought those ideas to Poland, and the revolution he led here was successful, because he was able to convince huge number of Polish ‘chłopi’ - literally slaves, who by many accounts, were actually in worse position than American slaves - to join, and promised them liberation country wide as well. It broke my heart when I saw BLM rioters almost destroy his statue, because he was white and among founding fathers.
Thank-you for another wonderful video on Poland & ESP. on Wroclaw. (I am subscribed.) These videos of yours on Poland & esp. on Wroclaw touch my heart because I am a Polish Canadian who has family from just outside of Wroclaw - (well, they were moved to that area from what is currently an area of Ukraine.) I have never been to Poland myself (& I don't know my family from there), but one day I hope to find my family from Poland (Wroclaw & beyond) & learn more about my family in this way. Some of my Canadian relatives visited in the 1980s but my mother was afraid to go because of Communism. You are so far one of the only ways that I have for discovering my family heritage (as I can't go myself anytime soon). I thank-you therefore for giving me a glimpse into my roots until I can figure out how to go about finding my family. I am glad that you really liked visiting the country of my heritage & that you enjoyed the food for sure too. (You can eat as many pazcki & other rich foods including bread & desserts as you like since you do so much walking while there! It's the unwritten law - just ask me! 😄) Lots of love from Canada. ❤
Looking at my home city with your eyes and listing to your charming comments I had impression to be on a distant journey to a fairytale town.😁 Thank you.👍🏻
Fun fact: technically Lviv was occupied by poland, it is NOT a polish city, and it was NOT founded by polacks. Also, Wroclaw exists only after WW2, before that it was a germany city called Breslau :)
@@sergiysergiyHistoric fact: Lwów first became Polish in 1349, back in the days when nobody had even heard of a nation called Ukraine. Fun fact: it might be Polish again. :) You should be more polite to the nation that is providing shelter to millions of Ukrainians fleeing the war, including those who should be on the battlefield right now.
Highly recommend traveling in Summer, late Spring or early Autumn. For me, Poland is most beautiful full of green or colorfull trees while it's warm outside 😎👌 Great video. I hope it will be just the beginning journeys around Poland 😋
The Panorama of the Battle of Racławice has always been exhibited only in Poland. Before World War II, Lviv was part of the territory of the Polish state
Friends, be careful when pronouncing "pączki". The nasal "ą" (or a with ogonek) is decisive. If you pronounce it as if it were a normal "a", we Poles will hear "paczki", which means "parcels" or "packages", etc.😁
Most tourists coming to Poland only visit large cities and admire their food. All bloggers on RUclips show the same. It is already boring. Poland really has much more to offer. It is worth making a little more effort
@@wilczycastepowa5148 może nagrywanie odcinka na youtube w gross rosen nie jest najlepszym pomysłem, nie uważasz? Zreszta to ich decyzja co chcą zwiedzać a ty tego wcale oglądac nie musisz jak sie nie podoba.
Funny thing is that my wife who is from Woclaw havent seen this battle painting because noone wanted togo there as me from outside of Wroclaw was forced to go there with my school :)
In Poland there is the daily pierogi number regulation in force. Please obey, unless your are prosecuted. The King -25 The Royal Jester - 10, but orders three times. The Queen - 5, another 20 when nobody sees, The Knight - 15, The Dame of Heart- 12, The Legal Heir to the Throne -10, The Royal Bastard - 8, Every Other Child - 6, South Africa Tourists - at least 12 for Ladies and 15 for Lords.
Hey guys, that's so nice to see someone enjoying Wrocław, for the first time, I presume? If you will have an opportunity then really come back to Wrocław at summer time, there is so much more to see and the city transforms totally when all the cafes and restaurants open the outside gardens areas to chill, all the festivals, colors, attractions, boat rides, river beaches, night life, greenery and of course people :)
Yes and no. South Africa is a beautiful place, however we wouldn’t recommend you visit without the guide of a local or a tour guide. Some places can be quite dangerous depending on the area and time, however if you do all the touristy things and are guided through places with someone local, then you will be fine 😅
Very nice video ! Don’t worry about polish names - it is better even to read it as you feel it because it is superb difficult to read Polish words (even sometimes for us!).
This is the only vlog about Wrocław that I like and I've watched many of them. We have similar culinary tastes - red borscht, clear like red wine, served in cups to drink with, for example, croquettes or as a soup with "uszka" - small dumplings. Red borscht is very healthy and warming. I know Wrocław, but I've never heard of the Jewish district because it was never talked about. Racławice Panorama - you mentioned that it was originally in Lviv in Ukraine, but at that time Lviv was a Polish city. Lviv was a second Krakow, it was architecturally similar to Krakow, a cultural center with a great school of mathematics from which outstanding mathematicians and physicists came, by the way, popular calculators are based on a Polish mathematical solution, and those who deciphered Enimus come from Polish Lviv and also the co-creator of the hydrogen bomb. I think you felt safe in Wrocław and are happy with your stay in Wrocław. If you were at the top of the tower, you may have noticed a mountain on the horizon. It is Mount Ślęża, a kind of Slavic Olympus.
we Lwowie w Polsce nie na Ukrainie, granice Rzeczypospolitej siegały duzo dalej na wschód a tak poza tym Kocham Was! super filmik, pozdrawiam serdecznie!
Chata -> Khata, not Tchata :) but in general, you pronounce Polish words well, which are not easy for a foreigner. PS Kurna Chata means a primitive house (hut) from the old days, where there is no fireplace and the smoke from the fire rises up and comes out through gaps under the thatched roof.
miło popatrzeć na to do jak reagujecie a my polacy do tego przywykliśmy,dla nas czyste ulice i dobre jedzenie to absolutny standard,ale że zjadłeś naczynie na żurek :) 95% polaków tego nie robi ale chleb zawsze jest 1 jakości.pozdrawiam z warszawy
So happy to see you guys enjoying PL! P.S.: Jeee! +6/+10 degrees during the WINTER in Poland is like the heat wave! :D P.S.II.: You're always MOST welcome in PL!
najpierw zetrzyj na grubych oczkach tarki z dwa buraki , zalej wodą , zagotuj je z dodatkiem łyżki octu , potem do tego wywaru wlej wymieszany z wodą barszcz z paczki, zagotuj - i gotowe ...
Wątpię by u was były buraki a jak dla mnie z torebki jest również dobry oczywiście pieprz i sól dodać wedle własnego gustu ale w każdym razie można zaopatrzyć się w dużą ilość są torebki na kilkanaście porcji nawet więc nie będąc w Polsce można czasem poczuć ten przybliżony smak pamiętam jak wiele razy chciałaś spróbować znów tego smaku :) pozdrawiam
True - "pączki" are pronounced "pon-tschkee", while you pronounced it "pah-tschkee", which indeed sounds like the word that means "parcels (or boxes)". I hope this will help improve your Polish 🙂 Thx for a great, long-awaited vid 🥰
Hebe, in your pronunciation, pączki sound like parcels, the hook at the letter a makes a difference, but you know what it means when you hold a donut in your hand😄👍
Mam nadzieję że Polska zostanie pięknym i spokojnym krajem do życia…jak narazie robimy za dużo dla Ukrainy i w moim kraju może byś teraz różnie.Milo że byliście w moim mieście ❤zapraszamy ponownie 😊
Guys, when you're cold, button up and put some winter clothes on just like the locals 🤣 Every time you walked shivering with those Rudolf noses of yours I wanted to run towards you with the blankets and hot beer🤣🤣🤣 Love your videos! Best of luck!
2:15 These are pączki. Paczki is a different word. The Polish letter 'ą' denotes nasal 'o', like in French 'chanson' or 'pont'. But you pronounced 'cz' right. It sounds like 'ch' in English coach etc,
Polacy poznali się na Anglikach. Byłem na imprezie nawet z Libijczykiem i ten Książe jakiejś libijskiej wioski był lepszym człowiekiem niż byle szmaciarz z Anglii. Pozdrawiam.
Haha nie ważne. Jak ja przylatuje na wakacje do Pl to jem je często nie ważne czy śniadanie, obiad czy kolacja ;) no i w wielu krajach mieszkańcy maja różne nawyki żywieniowe. Czasami bardzo złe z powodu braku wiedzy na ten temat. Piśmie paczki są pyszne.
to o tyle ciekawe, że w komentarzach wielokrotnie wszyscy poprawiają, że Lwów to polskie miasto. Ale nikt nigdy nie sprostował faktu, że barszcz to potrawa ukraińska wpisana na listę UNESCO jako dziedzictwo kulturowe Ukrainy. Bracia Polacy, skąd takie imperialne intrygi?
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Sune , mam osobiste pytanie - czy planujecie posiadanie dzieci ?
Exactly 😂 the smile on Sune's face after getting some Polish food is adorable 😍 it seems like the cold isn't bothering her anymore😁
@ 8:38 A little explanation. The panorama was indeed originally exhibited in the city of Lwów/Lemberg/Lviv, but it was not Ukraine at that time. It was an ancient Polish city, then under the rule of the Austrian Habsburg dynasty.
Learn history. This is a historically Ukrainian city and the fact that you owned it for a certain period does not give you the right to call it Polish. Let's call Wroclaw German then?
@@alexsmurov1352 Are you talking about this Ukraine, established in 1991?
@@alexsmurov1352I'm afraid you're the one who doesn't know history. Lwów was built by Polish king Casimir the Great. Local fortress from which the city took its name was there destroyed and burned by the Tatars or Lithuanians and a new one had to be built - in a completely different place, on different hills with the help of German and Italian craftsmen. The Rurikids and Piast houses were closely related. Casimir inherited Lwów and legally incorporated it into the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland.
How exactly was the city of Lviv founded? Originally as a small fortress, built and named after his son, by Prince Daniel of Galicia. He's an interesting historical figure, because he was probably the most inclined towards Western Europe out of all the Ruthenian princes, even gaining the title of king, unknown in the Ruthenian tradition, and involved himself in European affairs, trying to emancipate himself from the Mongol yoke, which unfortunately he failed to do. Daniel's son, Lew, is an example of the strong ties between the Rurik dynasty and the polish House of Piasts. Lew, considering himself a descendant of polsih prince Bolesław III Krzywousty, even put forward his claims to Kraków. At one point, he treated Lviv, which was derived from his name, as his main seat. His son Jerzy again entered into personal ties with the Piasts and his wife became the princess of Kuyavia, Eufemia, the sister of Władysław Łokietek. However, Lwów lost its importance and fell into decline. The weakening Principality of Galicia-Volhynia was under increasing pressure from the Lithuanians, and was harassed by the Tatars. Its last ruler is the Mazovian Piast, Bolesław Jerzy II, summoned by the Ruthenians (his mother was a princess of Galicia, daughter of the aforementioned Jerzy, son of Lew), after whom the rights to the Principality of Galicia-Volhynia were legally inherited by Casimir the Great, who incorporate Red Ruthenia into the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. Casimir burned a small fortress called Lviv, pacifying local magnates allied with the wild Tatars, and shortly afterwards the Lithuanians burned a nearby settlement. The city was thus founded anew by Casimir the Great, who clearly stated in the location document "that all residents, both Poles and Ruthenians, Armenians, Jews and Tatars, have the right to maintain their own laws, religion and customs". As you can see, it was not the Habsburgs who made Lviv a colourful, multi-ethnic and tolerant city... a city whose existence and development were so closely linked to the Poland. Lwów is therefore the child of the unions and conflicts of the Piasts with the Rurikids, Poles with Ruthenians, forged at a time when 'Ukraine' was called something completely distant, over a thousand kilometres away lying on the banks of the Dnieper and permanently devastated by the Mongol yoke and Tatar raiders.
Btw. Even a medieval chronicler from Kyiv wrote that the territories on which Lwów was later founded were originally Polish.Moreover, linguistic research proves that the names of objects in the Dniester basin are of West Slavic origin, which corresponds perfectly with relation of Nestor who clearly wrote that in 981 Rus prince Vladimir took it from "Lachs" that is, Poles.
Polish Lwów became Ukrainian Lviv only thanks to Stalin who within a month he brought there several dozen thousand of his Ukrainians, drastically changing the natural demographic proportions.
@@alexsmurov1352 nonsense. Lviv is the cradle of Polishness. There is no more Polish city. The Russians forcibly took our Lviv out of our hearts and passed it on. Lviv has never been Ukrainian before. it became Ukrainian after it was stolen from the Poles
@@alexsmurov1352 yup - Wrocław till 1945 was a german city.
Do you know that Dunkin’ Donuts tried to enter Poland TWICE and failed miserably. That’s how powerful are our pączki!
And there is a special day for eating "pączki„. Statistically Poles eat 100 000 000 "pączki„ (so it is 2-3 pieces per capita, including newborn babies...)
Dunking donuts, i remember that in early 90s were everywhere in north America , entirely artificial foods
And that's pity,for me dunkin donuts is better than paczki!
@wrobelsparrow
nasze pączki są zwyczajne , to Dunkin Donuts sprzedaje syntetyczne wyroby ...
Well we can believe that ❤️ with such good donuts made locally, who would want to eat a processed fast food donut That doesn’t even taste half as good!!!
Welcome to Poland, in a beautiful, clean and safe country ❤
Z tą czystością to przesada.
@@squbany4565 To chyba za granica nie byles... Mamy jeden z NAJCZYSTSZYCH krajow.
Doprecyzujmy, "Panorama Racławicka" była zawsze wystawiana w Polsce. Lwów w tamtym okresie był polskim miastem. Po II wojnie światowej te tereny zostały Polsce zabrane.
A Wrocław został zabrany Niemcom.
🤯
@@Klodiusz Wrocław został odzyskany ...
@@rozaliaroyale w 1945 najdłużej Wrocław był czeski.
@@xot80 Której czeszki???
07:57 - Use the "Jak dojade" application. It is not easier way to travel by public transport in Poland
08:38 No, at the time when the Racławice Panorama was shown there, Lwów was a POLISH city located on the border of the Polish State
An interesting fact about the centennial hall is that the latest hunger games movie was filmed there.
Aah awesome 🙌🏻 that’s something we didn’t know! Very cool 😁
Such a fantastic video, thank you! Glad you enjoyed your stay in Wrocław. ❤
Love how they narrate the history of the city so carefully. You can see the effort they've put in the script. ❤
My favorite city that I've been too. Ive been all over Europe and North America. A mix of German and slavic. Amazing place.
Me, too. I've been living for 2 years in Warsaw and have visited almost all major cities except Bydgoszcz but Wrocław is still my favorite city!
I apreciate how hard you guys are trying to pronounce the names of people and places. Thank you.
Wrocław is cool, and when it gets warm it's even better (pun intended). The city is easily one of the most underrated in Europe.
We can probably agree with that statement. If it’s great in winter, it’s probably even better in summer
I niech tak zostanie , bo zaraz "goście Merkel" przyjadą.
@@euzebiuszzagorski1437 wole ich niż Ciebie ;)
Sune's smile 'like sunshine in a shady place' and her beauty like that of maidens in a Botticelli painting ♥
Aaaw❤️🫶🏻
From may to september is the best time to visit every places in Poland.
We will be back in a couple of weeks👀❤️
@@BB.Beyond.BordersGive me a sign when You came to Cracow.I'll show You everything here.
I enjoyed watching this lovely episode 😊 Thank you for visiting P❤LAND
Thank you for watching ❤️🫶🏻
I grew up in Wroclaw but living in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa. Nice to see my home town through the eyes of south africans.
You’re lovely. Looking at Sune’s face after tasting some food made my day.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
8:40 When the painting was exhibited in Lviv, it was Poland at that time. After 1945 border was changed.
Thanks for clarifying ❤️
@@BB.Beyond.BordersHere it is correct to say that there was a certain period, because Lviv is a historically Ukrainian city. And it was founded by King Danylo, and only after some time the city came under the rule of Poland. And you correctly said in the video that the only thing that could be added was that at that time Lviv was part of Poland)
Interesting fact about Panorama Racławicka, and Kościuszko specifically, is that he fought in American revolution, he was amazing engineer who basically created fortifications of West Point, believed in slaves’ liberation and in his will he expected for all his American possessions to be used to liberate, train and provide tools for as many slaves as possible, so they can earn living once they are free. Actually his own black servant was treated by him as his equal and liberated. He brought those ideas to Poland, and the revolution he led here was successful, because he was able to convince huge number of Polish ‘chłopi’ - literally slaves, who by many accounts, were actually in worse position than American slaves - to join, and promised them liberation country wide as well.
It broke my heart when I saw BLM rioters almost destroy his statue, because he was white and among founding fathers.
Miło jest widzieć wasz uśmiech😉
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Sune is getting better with pronunciation. I'd like to see in the future Polish language spoken with South African accent
One day 🤭😅
Great to see you in Poland !!!
Thank-you for another wonderful video on Poland & ESP. on Wroclaw. (I am subscribed.)
These videos of yours on Poland & esp. on Wroclaw touch my heart because I am a Polish Canadian who has family from just outside of Wroclaw - (well, they were moved to that area from what is currently an area of Ukraine.)
I have never been to Poland myself (& I don't know my family from there), but one day I hope to find my family from Poland (Wroclaw & beyond) & learn more about my family in this way. Some of my Canadian relatives visited in the 1980s but my mother was afraid to go because of Communism.
You are so far one of the only ways that I have for discovering my family heritage (as I can't go myself anytime soon). I thank-you therefore for giving me a glimpse into my roots until I can figure out how to go about finding my family.
I am glad that you really liked visiting the country of my heritage & that you enjoyed the food for sure too. (You can eat as many pazcki & other rich foods including bread & desserts as you like since you do so much walking while there! It's the unwritten law - just ask me! 😄)
Lots of love from Canada. ❤
thank you , great video again , I hope to see you wonder around Poland soon
Keeping watching our videos to see what city we visit next! Thank you for watching ❤️💫💖
Thank you for this film!
It’s only a pleasure ❤️ glad you loved it🫶🏻
Looking at my home city with your eyes and listing to your charming comments I had impression to be on a distant journey to a fairytale town.😁
Thank you.👍🏻
Isn’t it a fairytale city though 🤭😅
Panorama Racławicka was displayed in Lviv because it used to be Polish city before WW2.
What the f.... is Lviv?
Fun fact: technically Lviv was occupied by poland, it is NOT a polish city, and it was NOT founded by polacks. Also, Wroclaw exists only after WW2, before that it was a germany city called Breslau :)
@@sergiysergiyHistoric fact: Lwów first became Polish in 1349, back in the days when nobody had even heard of a nation called Ukraine. Fun fact: it might be Polish again. :)
You should be more polite to the nation that is providing shelter to millions of Ukrainians fleeing the war, including those who should be on the battlefield right now.
@@p0sitiv467 Tell me you are illiterate without saying it - the example XD
Keep dreaming mateusz. You can only produce pee pee poo poo atm.
Highly recommend traveling in Summer, late Spring or early Autumn.
For me, Poland is most beautiful full of green or colorfull trees while it's warm outside 😎👌
Great video. I hope it will be just the beginning journeys around Poland 😋
The Panorama of the Battle of Racławice has always been exhibited only in Poland. Before World War II, Lviv was part of the territory of the Polish state
Thanks for clarifying ❤️
Wrocław is one of the most beautiful city of Earth .
😂😂😂
You need to travel more bro
@@GrzegorzWronkowski However, please allow me to stick to my subjective opinion.
Sausage in zurek it's a raw sausage called "white", a bit similar to boerworst
Super tasty though! 😋
TY for recomend visit Poland i hope we be have pleasure visit You again :) have good day
Great video about my city. You even visited my park. Greetings from Wroclaw
Friends, be careful when pronouncing "pączki". The nasal "ą" (or a with ogonek) is decisive. If you pronounce it as if it were a normal "a", we Poles will hear "paczki", which means "parcels" or "packages", etc.😁
🙈😅 now we know for next time! Thanks for correcting us!
Most tourists coming to Poland only visit large cities and admire their food. All bloggers on RUclips show the same. It is already boring. Poland really has much more to offer. It is worth making a little more effort
Tell us what you want to see 🫶🏻👀
Ksiaz Castle, gross rosen German 2ww camp ,wawoz mysliborski.all in same area
@@wilczycastepowa5148 może nagrywanie odcinka na youtube w gross rosen nie jest najlepszym pomysłem, nie uważasz? Zreszta to ich decyzja co chcą zwiedzać a ty tego wcale oglądac nie musisz jak sie nie podoba.
Funny thing is that my wife who is from Woclaw havent seen this battle painting because noone wanted togo there as me from outside of Wroclaw was forced to go there with my school :)
Filipino arrozcaldo is also a soup dish that has a boiled egg with ginger and chicken. You should give it a try some time :)
WHY!? Why have I found your channel just yesterday!?
I would show yoiu so many things! I'm from Wrocław and I already love you! :D
In Poland there is the daily pierogi number regulation in force. Please obey, unless your are prosecuted.
The King -25
The Royal Jester - 10, but orders three times.
The Queen - 5, another 20 when nobody sees,
The Knight - 15,
The Dame of Heart- 12,
The Legal Heir to the Throne -10,
The Royal Bastard - 8,
Every Other Child - 6,
South Africa Tourists - at least 12 for Ladies and 15 for Lords.
😅🙈😂 mmmmm 🤔
I am so impressed that Amecians can pronounce Wrocław perfectly like everyone in Poland! ❤❤❤
They are from RPA.
Hey guys, that's so nice to see someone enjoying Wrocław, for the first time, I presume? If you will have an opportunity then really come back to Wrocław at summer time, there is so much more to see and the city transforms totally when all the cafes and restaurants open the outside gardens areas to chill, all the festivals, colors, attractions, boat rides, river beaches, night life, greenery and of course people :)
Greetings from Wro, my city
SUMMER is the time to visit Poland. SUMMER! Million of festivals taking place is every city. Winter/Fall is a time for tropics.
We’ll be there again soon this summer 😅❤️🔥
One PON-CHECK, two, three, four: PON-CHKEY. Beyond that it’s too complicated LOL
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten and so on: PON-CHKOOV. But still 22 to 24 , 32 to 34, 42 to 44 and so on: PON-CHKEY :D
Now we know for next time 😅🤭💫 thanks for explaining ❤️
It's nice to watch you, you are a beautiful couple! I wouldn't be able to visit Johannesburg or Cape Town so safely!?
Yes and no. South Africa is a beautiful place, however we wouldn’t recommend you visit without the guide of a local or a tour guide. Some places can be quite dangerous depending on the area and time, however if you do all the touristy things and are guided through places with someone local, then you will be fine 😅
Very nice video ! Don’t worry about polish names - it is better even to read it as you feel it because it is superb difficult to read Polish words (even sometimes for us!).
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This is the only vlog about Wrocław that I like and I've watched many of them. We have similar culinary tastes - red borscht, clear like red wine, served in cups to drink with, for example, croquettes or as a soup with "uszka" - small dumplings. Red borscht is very healthy and warming. I know Wrocław, but I've never heard of the Jewish district because it was never talked about. Racławice Panorama - you mentioned that it was originally in Lviv in Ukraine, but at that time Lviv was a Polish city. Lviv was a second Krakow, it was architecturally similar to Krakow, a cultural center with a great school of mathematics from which outstanding mathematicians and physicists came, by the way, popular calculators are based on a Polish mathematical solution, and those who deciphered Enimus come from Polish Lviv and also the co-creator of the hydrogen bomb. I think you felt safe in Wrocław and are happy with your stay in Wrocław. If you were at the top of the tower, you may have noticed a mountain on the horizon. It is Mount Ślęża, a kind of Slavic Olympus.
There was a mistake in the translation about the hydrogen bomb and Enigma - they are not the same
Aaaaw thanks for the message! We really appreciate the kind words 🫶🏻❤️
Thank you❤
Trail of the Eagles' Nests.
Wroclaw the Most beutiful city in Poland 🇵🇱
we Lwowie w Polsce nie na Ukrainie, granice Rzeczypospolitej siegały duzo dalej na wschód a tak poza tym Kocham Was! super filmik, pozdrawiam serdecznie!
Thanks for sharing🫶🏻 much love
@@BB.Beyond.Borders Jesteście super parą, patrzec na Was i słuchać jest dla mnie wielką przyjemnością
That was the best pronounciation of name of policy city I have ever heard from a person who doesn’t speak polish
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Chata -> Khata, not Tchata :)
but in general, you pronounce Polish words well, which are not easy for a foreigner.
PS Kurna Chata means a primitive house (hut) from the old days, where there is no fireplace and the smoke from the fire rises up and comes out through gaps under the thatched roof.
Aaah thank you for sharing! Awesome 🙌🏻
miło popatrzeć na to do jak reagujecie a my polacy do tego przywykliśmy,dla nas czyste ulice i dobre jedzenie to absolutny standard,ale że zjadłeś naczynie na żurek :) 95% polaków tego nie robi ale chleb zawsze jest 1 jakości.pozdrawiam z warszawy
So happy to see you guys enjoying PL!
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Jeee! +6/+10 degrees during the WINTER in Poland is like the heat wave! :D
P.S.II.: You're always MOST welcome in PL!
The only problem when visiting Poland is that you cannot leave without gaining weight.
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7:30 Not _Galeria Dominikanska_ but _Panorama Raclawicka_ .
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Poland super, 1005 city in Poland - OK.
Kup sobie w torebkach do zalewania gorąca woda barszcz czerwony nie jest wcale gorszy a u was w kraju możesz sobie zrobić gdy będziesz mieć ochotę
najpierw zetrzyj na grubych oczkach tarki z dwa buraki , zalej wodą , zagotuj je z dodatkiem łyżki octu , potem do tego wywaru wlej wymieszany z wodą barszcz z paczki, zagotuj - i gotowe ...
Homemade is apparently very good?
Wątpię by u was były buraki a jak dla mnie z torebki jest również dobry oczywiście pieprz i sól dodać wedle własnego gustu ale w każdym razie można zaopatrzyć się w dużą ilość są torebki na kilkanaście porcji nawet więc nie będąc w Polsce można czasem poczuć ten przybliżony smak pamiętam jak wiele razy chciałaś spróbować znów tego smaku :) pozdrawiam
Love yours journey ! Keep going❤
Kefir i pączki was my best ever breakfast.
Yum! 😋
That's a guaranteed diarrhea, mate! 😂😂😂
"Paczki" in Polish means "parcels", "pączki" are something else!😆 One "pączek" though.
True - "pączki" are pronounced "pon-tschkee", while you pronounced it "pah-tschkee", which indeed sounds like the word that means "parcels (or boxes)". I hope this will help improve your Polish 🙂 Thx for a great, long-awaited vid 🥰
🙈 at least we know for next time ❤️
I live in Wrocław.
Lucky 😅
@@BB.Beyond.Borders - Nope. Is normal city
Nice Video !!
Not gonna lie, those shots of different places from those you're talkign about are confusing, but lovely video :D
0:21 BRAVO ("barszcz")!!!
Hebe, in your pronunciation, pączki sound like parcels, the hook at the letter a makes a difference, but you know what it means when you hold a donut in your hand😄👍
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Um, you mixed galeria Dominikańska up with Panorama Racławicka.. a mall with an amazing painting.
Mam nadzieję że Polska zostanie pięknym i spokojnym krajem do życia…jak narazie robimy za dużo dla Ukrainy i w moim kraju może byś teraz różnie.Milo że byliście w moim mieście ❤zapraszamy ponownie 😊
Go to Kraków next time.
Mmmm keep an eye out for our next videos 👀👀👀
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@@BB.Beyond.Borders- Krakow and Wroclaw are almost like "twin cities", both equally delightful ❤
Guys, when you're cold, button up and put some winter clothes on just like the locals 🤣 Every time you walked shivering with those Rudolf noses of yours I wanted to run towards you with the blankets and hot beer🤣🤣🤣 Love your videos! Best of luck!
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Thank you 🙏🏻
Polska jest piękna :) Wrocław OK :)
Ale zobacz małe miasteczko Zamość !!!
To jest TOP :)
Beste, beste beste👌
Nice you like this place
7:31 you mean Panorama Raclawicka... Galeria Dominikanska is a mall nearby Panorama Raclawicka.
its soo cool that you wanted to eat the whole bread :D
0:46 urbandignoes are everywhere
come again to Wrocław but in Summer :)
2:15 These are pączki. Paczki is a different word. The Polish letter 'ą' denotes nasal 'o', like in French 'chanson' or 'pont'. But you pronounced 'cz' right. It sounds like 'ch' in English coach etc,
You have eaten a Polish Pączek(Pronounced: Poancheck). Pączki (Pronounced: Poanchkee) is plural. Best wishes ❤️
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Greetings from Warsaw! : D
Greetings! Thanks for watching 😅
10 degrees in Wroclaw was few months ego
Polacy poznali się na Anglikach. Byłem na imprezie nawet z Libijczykiem i ten Książe jakiejś libijskiej wioski był lepszym człowiekiem niż byle szmaciarz z Anglii. Pozdrawiam.
It seems very quiet there.
hello...u have facebook page?
Paczki is not breakfast !!!
Haha nie ważne. Jak ja przylatuje na wakacje do Pl to jem je często nie ważne czy śniadanie, obiad czy kolacja ;) no i w wielu krajach mieszkańcy maja różne nawyki żywieniowe. Czasami bardzo złe z powodu braku wiedzy na ten temat. Piśmie paczki są pyszne.
Hey guys😊 if you are in Poland you should really visit very beautiful city in the east Lublin. It is so beautiful😊
Galadriela?
19:58 it was built in 1904. plenty of factual errors in the video :(
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15m high? I think you had some Durban poison lady..
Śliczna dziewczyno, pamiętaj 1 pączek 400 kalorii! A do tego nasza kuchnia jest cholernie kaloryczna. Podpisano: babcia.
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to o tyle ciekawe, że w komentarzach wielokrotnie wszyscy poprawiają, że Lwów to polskie miasto. Ale nikt nigdy nie sprostował faktu, że barszcz to potrawa ukraińska wpisana na listę UNESCO jako dziedzictwo kulturowe Ukrainy. Bracia Polacy, skąd takie imperialne intrygi?
Rajsłajs mnie rozwaliło😂
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