They don't just speak fast, they have their own dialect :) This is Silesia. You are not a ziom and ziomka here, you're chop and dzioucha. Dymbowy chop and szworna dzioucha to be precise. If you were younger, they'd call you 'synek'. Katowice is a city that looks messy where it's supposed to be representative and surprisingly pretty where you least expect it. I lived there for years and I struggle to find this quality elsewhere. It's one of the greenest cities, but the center is atrocious! Well not literally, but they somehow manage to make it worse every year by terrible architectural decisions and strange reluctance to renovate some key buildings and squares. That being said if you know what to look for, you can find hidden gems. It's home to some of the best architects whose work you can see here: Katowice WRiT, Muzeum Śląskie, Nikiszowiec, Giszowiec Unikato, Osiedla Gwiazdy i Kukurydze, Superjednostka, Spodek, StrefaKultury. A lot of the stuff is not pretty to a naked eye, but a good guide will tell you a story of the early modernist buildings that makes them significant and inspiring to the young generation of architects. Gwiazdy and Kukurydze are examples of resourceful design back when everything was built with the same prefabricates. Gwiazdy and their consecutive evolution are an idea that was brought to life by a guy who had enough of the ovewhelming boredom and sameness. Of course Upper Silesia is a unique region so you absolutely need to see one of the other towns around like Ruda Śląska, Świętochłowice Lipiny, Bytom Bobrek, Gliwice just to get the unique vibe of big familoki districts :) In a few years the place around Spodek called Strefa Kultury will be one of the most functional examples of modern development.. Where there are car parks, you will see edgy buildings with open, green rooftops, a couple new skyscrapers. Another attraction will be a project where they convert an archaic coal mining plant into a game dev hub (next to Nikiszowiec).
Yeah, people are trolling You with Sosnowiec:) its just a bedroom city for silesian area with many commieblocks. in my opinion its better for You to visit Katowice osiedle tysiąclecia (Tauzen) with silesian park and its japanese garden and rosarium - its a unique district built in communist times (ride kolejka „Elka”, You will see it from above:), or go to Gliwice. Opole- silesian city on the way to Wrocław is a place You shouldnt miss! Its a very beautiful spot and Opole is the only voivodship in Poland where plates with city names are written both in polish and german - for example- „Góra Świętej Anny”- „Sankt Annaberg” :) If You wanna try silesian Food - definitely not in Sosnowiec - its not silesia :) Sosnowiec is in the region called „Zagłębie” in Katowice Nikiszowiec You will find silesian restaurant. Or try „żurownia” in the center- its silesian cousine in a little bit different way „Browar przystań” near silesian stadium in the silesian park has a nice view and silesian cousine
If You want to visit Sosnowiec You can eat at TAPAS on Małachowskiego street. The have good spanish food. You can visit our Orthodox Church on Jana Kilińskiego street. It's lovely. And we have delicious donats on the corner DOBRZE NADZIANE - Modrzejowska 1/3. Than You can go to a caffe BRUNETKI BLONDYNKI at Pogoń, at Mariacka street 2 or You can go to CAFFEE POGOŃ at Władysława Reymonta 12. They have delicious cakes :) You can also visit STAWIKI by Sobieskiego street, to chill out by the water. Sosnowiec is a small town but we have some lovely places to go ;) Take care! Martha
Upper Silesian Region is a group 14 cities grown into one. The great Silesian park is a few tram stops in firection of Chorzów. So it is on the border of Katowice and Chorzów neat the footbal stadium.
The fun part of living in Katowice and it's monstrous blocks is that you have an option to live right in the center. Superjednostka was an attempt to recreate Le Corbusier's district-unit. Of course it failed at fulfilling those promises and ended up just a big block of flats for a couple thousand people. IIRC there are two as big or bigger buildings in Poland - Mrówkowiec and Falowiec in Gdańsk.
The Church of Christ the King in Katowice is really beautiful inside. I love visiting churches in Poland because they are so beautiful. It tells you a lot about Poland and why it’s so great.
James, your Polish od better with every day! I am impressed how quickly you learn :) Thank you for showing us that our cities are not that as boring as we think!
You should check out outstanding Lower Silesia too! It is beyond the discussion that you have to visit marvelous Wrocław (the capital of the region). I think that you should also check out some smaller towns, especially - Świdnica and Jelenia Góra which are the most picturesque. If you like postindustrial style of a city that once was very rich and prosperous and had a huge meltdown in the 90's due to the closure of the coal mines then you should visit Wałbrzych and Szczawno - Zdrój too. Check out Karkonosze and Sudety mountains. The main tourist attractions will be crowded but it is far more easier to find yourself alone in the pure wilderness there than in the Tatra Mountains :)
That's right! Wałbrzych is a very interesting place to explore. Beautiful and ugly at once. The Castle of Książ, Grodno in Zagórze Śląskie nearby. I love the mountains Borowa and others. And there is the most picturesque railroad in Poland you can travel by train: Wałbrzych-Kłodzko. :)
It's kinda funny to see my home town after 10 years of absence there, quite a few changes. I'm glad you're prooving "dull city" stereotype wrong with Katowice. It's no way depressing and frankly, never was. Loads of activities there and in surroundings.
Thanks to your travels I can see ... my country. I've been travelling in Europe so far, leaving Poland for later, but maybe after watching your videos I do not have to do it:) Just kidding!
One thing you might not know: Katowice's metropolitan area is actually more populous than Warsaw's, so if you view Katowice as the core of a bigger city, you could say it's the biggest in Poland.
This is different city in the Center you have old buildings that have been built when all coal mines work,and ore smelters so there was heavy pollution that’s why you don’t have balconies as you couldn’t open windows because the pollutions.
James, it's a little off topic, but could you make a short video on how to travel in Poland using trains Intercity? I will be having to take a few trains and am a bit nervous. I haven't been in Poland for 12 years and have not traveled by train in over 20 years. How do I find my designated car? I have a second class ticket, can I get into any wagon and then walk inside the train to find my designated seat? I really enjoy your videos and rediscovery of Poland with you. Thank you.
And You James are absolutly right, I mean, a have a brother in law who is also an american , he lives here like for 20 years and he told he would never back to Florida :) And yet - Poland now is very changing. Because of this fking war Putin started we are now in the centre and we are like a hub in an Europe. Many challenging things, but i can tell as a progammer we will cope with that :) Slava Ukrainie
And also - i invite You Two to have a nice walk in Legionowo, i will tell you the history of polish army and why we kicked the asses of russians in 1920 :) And then to have a great italian pizza here :) Just answer, we could do that in the next weekend
You should do tour of all Polish capitals. Some of this you've already seen, but I'll list all of them (but i'll skip capitals of Polish goverment-in-exile) Gniezno - capital in the years 966-1038 Kraków - years 1038-1079, 1138-1295, 1296-1596, 1815-1846 Płock - years 1079-1138 Poznań - years 1295-1296 Warszawa - years 1596-1795, 1807-1832, 1917-1918, 1918-1939, 1948-today Lublin - for short periods in 1918 and 1944/1945 Chełm - short period in 1944 Łódź - years 1945-1948 So yeah, 8 in total (Poland asked "how many capitals you want?" answered "Yes") XD
Nice video! Its my city, I really appriciate that you like this place. You should definitely check: - Silesia Park (I recommend cable car), - ZOO in Silesia Park, - Legendia Amusement park, - 3 Lakes, Silesian Museum, - NOSPR and the Culture Zone in Katowice, - Silesia gallery I'm glad you stayed in this country ;)
I don't know when Marina is due, but come back to the Tricity. I am standing by my offer to show you around less obvious nooks and cranies of Sopot. And there are so many great areas in Gdańsk which you overlooked staying here before.
If you plan go to Sosnowiec today and you would like to go on Zapiekanki. Ive recommended to go to Zapiekarnik. They was awarded in Silesian voivedeship as the best in famous newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza. I Used to live through 25 years and born in sosnowiec but now through last 5 years in Coventry, UK. Another places that I've recommend and its worth of visit is Stawiki Lake near city center, Trójkąt trzech cesarzy where was the border of occupants of Poland its on Niwka district. Also there is a museum of industrial technik in the same district. However whatsoever Sosnowiec is a shithole 😂. Check Nikiszowiec District in Katowice. Its in UNESCO
Śląsk is in Polish language. Silesia is in English. Silesia is a huge industrial and coal mine area. 3 million inhabitants in approximately 10 cities located close to each other ( Katowice , Gliwice, Ruda Śląska, Tychy, Sosnowiec, Bytom, Chorzów etc...... ) . It's like the Ukrainian Donbass.
Silesian and ukrainian flaga are the same so who knows if they are ukrainian or silesian. I cant differentiate them by myself. Maybe some tint difference of blue and yellow
Dude don't go to Sosnowiec, there is nothing more than in Katowice. ppl are trolling you, here in Silesia, ppl do not like those from sosnowiec and vice versa.
Sosnowiec is the ugliest city in Poland (such an opinion), but this is a positive opinion :). The city has lost every fourth inhabitant in the last 20 years and you will be the first people in the world from abroad to visit Sosnowiec. Maybe someone will greet you with flowers?😂
For a RUclipsr it could be interesting to see the ugliest city in Poland and show it in his video. The problem is that Sosnowiec is not the ugliest one (or at least wasn't when I was there last time) it is only not very interesting. Would you prefer for example living in Tychy or Jastrzębie-Zdrój rather than in Sosnowiec? I think no one except the hardcore Silesians would. Sosnowiec has at least a small historic downtown, it is well communicated with the other cities in Silesian agglomeration. And the other two are sleeping-areas with commie blocks far away from Katowice, Gliwice and also not so well communicated with other parts of Poland. In my opinion also, almost everything in Częstochowa except the Monastery and its neighborhood looks much worse than Sosnowiec. What about Radom? A better place for living than Sosnowiec? What about some small cities in the east Poland - Mińsk Mazowiecki, Siedlce, Ostrołęka? Better than Sosnowiec? Rather not...
Po godzinie 18 powinno się mówić "Dobry wieczór", ale ludzie mają wywalone i mówią "Dzień Dobry", bo są leniwi. Jak ktoś po godz 18 mówi "Dzień Dobry", to znaczy, że po prostu chce być oficjalnie uprzejmy, ale się "nie wczuwa" :)
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Park Śląski is one of the largest city parks in Europe. Definitely check it out!
Definitely!
I have to tell you, Jim, you were born to live in Poland 👌
This country loves you 🇵🇱♥️
eeeee... on zostal zmuszony zeby tu zyc
James at the moment got two obsessions. First are balconies and soon will be Sosnowiec.
Nikiszowiec is fantastic, and worth checking out!
When it comes to Park Śląski it's almost 3 times bigger than London's hyde park
These palms in Katowice come from the palm house in Gliwice. City 30 minutes by train from Katowice to the west. You should also visit :).
They don't just speak fast, they have their own dialect :) This is Silesia. You are not a ziom and ziomka here, you're chop and dzioucha. Dymbowy chop and szworna dzioucha to be precise. If you were younger, they'd call you 'synek'.
Katowice is a city that looks messy where it's supposed to be representative and surprisingly pretty where you least expect it. I lived there for years and I struggle to find this quality elsewhere. It's one of the greenest cities, but the center is atrocious! Well not literally, but they somehow manage to make it worse every year by terrible architectural decisions and strange reluctance to renovate some key buildings and squares. That being said if you know what to look for, you can find hidden gems. It's home to some of the best architects whose work you can see here:
Katowice WRiT, Muzeum Śląskie, Nikiszowiec, Giszowiec Unikato, Osiedla Gwiazdy i Kukurydze, Superjednostka, Spodek, StrefaKultury. A lot of the stuff is not pretty to a naked eye, but a good guide will tell you a story of the early modernist buildings that makes them significant and inspiring to the young generation of architects. Gwiazdy and Kukurydze are examples of resourceful design back when everything was built with the same prefabricates. Gwiazdy and their consecutive evolution are an idea that was brought to life by a guy who had enough of the ovewhelming boredom and sameness.
Of course Upper Silesia is a unique region so you absolutely need to see one of the other towns around like Ruda Śląska, Świętochłowice Lipiny, Bytom Bobrek, Gliwice just to get the unique vibe of big familoki districts :)
In a few years the place around Spodek called Strefa Kultury will be one of the most functional examples of modern development.. Where there are car parks, you will see edgy buildings with open, green rooftops, a couple new skyscrapers. Another attraction will be a project where they convert an archaic coal mining plant into a game dev hub (next to Nikiszowiec).
Yeah, people are trolling You with Sosnowiec:) its just a bedroom city for silesian area with many commieblocks.
in my opinion its better for You to visit Katowice osiedle tysiąclecia (Tauzen) with silesian park and its japanese garden and rosarium - its a unique district built in communist times (ride kolejka „Elka”, You will see it from above:), or go to Gliwice.
Opole- silesian city on the way to Wrocław is a place You shouldnt miss! Its a very beautiful spot and Opole is the only voivodship in Poland where plates with city names are written both in polish and german - for example- „Góra Świętej Anny”- „Sankt Annaberg” :)
If You wanna try silesian Food - definitely not in Sosnowiec - its not silesia :) Sosnowiec is in the region called „Zagłębie”
in Katowice Nikiszowiec You will find silesian restaurant. Or try „żurownia” in the center- its silesian cousine in a little bit different way
„Browar przystań” near silesian stadium in the silesian park has a nice view and silesian cousine
If You want to visit Sosnowiec You can eat at TAPAS on Małachowskiego street. The have good spanish food. You can visit our Orthodox Church on Jana Kilińskiego street. It's lovely. And we have delicious donats on the corner DOBRZE NADZIANE - Modrzejowska 1/3. Than You can go to a caffe BRUNETKI BLONDYNKI at Pogoń, at Mariacka street 2 or You can go to CAFFEE POGOŃ at Władysława Reymonta 12. They have delicious cakes :) You can also visit STAWIKI by Sobieskiego street, to chill out by the water. Sosnowiec is a small town but we have some lovely places to go ;)
Take care!
Martha
Upper Silesian Region is a group 14 cities grown into one. The great Silesian park is a few tram stops in firection of Chorzów. So it is on the border of Katowice and Chorzów neat the footbal stadium.
The fun part of living in Katowice and it's monstrous blocks is that you have an option to live right in the center. Superjednostka was an attempt to recreate Le Corbusier's district-unit. Of course it failed at fulfilling those promises and ended up just a big block of flats for a couple thousand people. IIRC there are two as big or bigger buildings in Poland - Mrówkowiec and Falowiec in Gdańsk.
The Church of Christ the King in Katowice is really beautiful inside. I love visiting churches in Poland because they are so beautiful. It tells you a lot about Poland and why it’s so great.
James, your Polish od better with every day! I am impressed how quickly you learn :)
Thank you for showing us that our cities are not that as boring as we think!
Soo cool you’ve visited Katowice, my city ❤️
Cool - I’ll be visiting Katowice this summer!
Welcome to my city Katowice;) cheers!
Katowice is really nice town/city to visit and live :)
btw Sosnowiec is a meme town, dont go there :D
You should visit żurownia! They have great modern food basen on traditional silesian dishes :)
I love Polish zapiekanki. So fresh and tasty. Greetings from Hungary. Soon I am going to invade my parents in Poland, Istebna.
Jedyna dobra rzecz jaka cię spotka w Sosnowcu to autobus do Katowic.
Jak masz paszport xD
You should check out outstanding Lower Silesia too! It is beyond the discussion that you have to visit marvelous Wrocław (the capital of the region). I think that you should also check out some smaller towns, especially - Świdnica and Jelenia Góra which are the most picturesque. If you like postindustrial style of a city that once was very rich and prosperous and had a huge meltdown in the 90's due to the closure of the coal mines then you should visit Wałbrzych and Szczawno - Zdrój too. Check out Karkonosze and Sudety mountains. The main tourist attractions will be crowded but it is far more easier to find yourself alone in the pure wilderness there than in the Tatra Mountains :)
That's right! Wałbrzych is a very interesting place to explore. Beautiful and ugly at once. The Castle of Książ, Grodno in Zagórze Śląskie nearby. I love the mountains Borowa and others. And there is the most picturesque railroad in Poland you can travel by train: Wałbrzych-Kłodzko. :)
Park Slaski is larger than Central Park .
I knew that you visit my town because it is the closest to Sosnowiec you get ;), yes Katowice, save haven to explore rest of the region :)
You should visit Krakow - even more bars, and restaurants than in Katowice. Katowice surprises always.
If You go to Sosnowiec, you can check also Dąbrowa Górnicza , city near Sosnowiec , nice city with Pogoria lakes
Or the castle in Będzin.
It's kinda funny to see my home town after 10 years of absence there, quite a few changes. I'm glad you're prooving "dull city" stereotype wrong with Katowice. It's no way depressing and frankly, never was. Loads of activities there and in surroundings.
And I see u are closer and closer to WROCŁAW 😍👍👍 definitely u must visit this amazing city👌👌👌
1:43 let me answer the “what the hell is that” question. It’s the „Superunit” building and it’s a legend!
I had no idea that Poland had palm trees!
Thanks to your travels I can see ... my country. I've been travelling in Europe so far, leaving Poland for later, but maybe after watching your videos I do not have to do it:) Just kidding!
One thing you might not know: Katowice's metropolitan area is actually more populous than Warsaw's, so if you view Katowice as the core of a bigger city, you could say it's the biggest in Poland.
amazing stream 👍
with this Sosnowiec recomnendation its a PRANK !!! dont go there ! :)
This is different city in the Center you have old buildings that have been built when all coal mines work,and ore smelters so there was heavy pollution that’s why you don’t have balconies as you couldn’t open windows because the pollutions.
James, it's a little off topic, but could you make a short video on how to travel in Poland using trains Intercity? I will be having to take a few trains and am a bit nervous. I haven't been in Poland for 12 years and have not traveled by train in over 20 years. How do I find my designated car? I have a second class ticket, can I get into any wagon and then walk inside the train to find my designated seat? I really enjoy your videos and rediscovery of Poland with you. Thank you.
Sure you can travel between cars. It can be hard to find number on the side at first glance but there is everything you need :)
@@x4mm4x Thank you. I guess as long as it is the same class, then they are interconnected? That makes it a lot easier.🙂
You need go on Nikiszowiec or Szopienice in Katowice is diffrent style there is true Śląsk
Next time.... In Katowice. Check Gliwice, Pszczyna, Bielsko-Biała, Żywiec, Cieszyn-Česky Tešin.
You Two are so cute :) Hope to meet You somewhere in Warsaw :)
Katowice I think uses "slaskagwara" I believe.. and they do speak a little differently- sometimes you gotta pick up what they're saying thru context
And You James are absolutly right, I mean, a have a brother in law who is also an american , he lives here like for 20 years and he told he would never back to Florida :) And yet - Poland now is very changing. Because of this fking war Putin started we are now in the centre and we are like a hub in an Europe. Many challenging things, but i can tell as a progammer we will cope with that :) Slava Ukrainie
And also - i invite You Two to have a nice walk in Legionowo, i will tell you the history of polish army and why we kicked the asses of russians in 1920 :) And then to have a great italian pizza here :) Just answer, we could do that in the next weekend
Kaufhaus in Ruda Śląska Lipiny in Świętochłowice Bobrek in Bytom check is different world
You should do tour of all Polish capitals. Some of this you've already seen, but I'll list all of them (but i'll skip capitals of Polish goverment-in-exile)
Gniezno - capital in the years 966-1038
Kraków - years 1038-1079, 1138-1295, 1296-1596, 1815-1846
Płock - years 1079-1138
Poznań - years 1295-1296
Warszawa - years 1596-1795, 1807-1832, 1917-1918, 1918-1939, 1948-today
Lublin - for short periods in 1918 and 1944/1945
Chełm - short period in 1944
Łódź - years 1945-1948
So yeah, 8 in total (Poland asked "how many capitals you want?" answered "Yes") XD
Nice video! Its my city, I really appriciate that you like this place.
You should definitely check:
- Silesia Park (I recommend cable car),
- ZOO in Silesia Park,
- Legendia Amusement park,
- 3 Lakes, Silesian Museum,
- NOSPR and the Culture Zone in Katowice,
- Silesia gallery
I'm glad you stayed in this country ;)
Hi im from Tel Aviv
Katowice i now very well
People in Katowice have different accent of Polish and different dialect what can be hard to understand even for people from outside Katowice
Zakopane, Cieszyn, Wisła, Istebna the places of Poland with nice places and different kind of Polish.
Kluski śląskie the silesian dumplings they are great to eat.
You should go to Katowice ZOO and to the fair park.
MariaCKa c is pronounced like in English the word of czar or like in tsatsiki.
I don't know when Marina is due, but come back to the Tricity. I am standing by my offer to show you around less obvious nooks and cranies of Sopot. And there are so many great areas in Gdańsk which you overlooked staying here before.
If you plan go to Sosnowiec today and you would like to go on Zapiekanki. Ive recommended to go to Zapiekarnik. They was awarded in Silesian voivedeship as the best in famous newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza. I Used to live through 25 years and born in sosnowiec but now through last 5 years in Coventry, UK. Another places that I've recommend and its worth of visit is Stawiki Lake near city center, Trójkąt trzech cesarzy where was the border of occupants of Poland its on Niwka district. Also there is a museum of industrial technik in the same district. However whatsoever Sosnowiec is a shithole 😂. Check Nikiszowiec District in Katowice. Its in UNESCO
You can get a sosnowiec passport in main council building 😂
Did you survive Sosnowiec challenge ? If so you can be a polish GROM (special forces) soldiers :)
100/100
That my city I grow up Katowice
I love having Sharma in Sfinx.
1:06:52 ... ale tam słodko na pierwszym i na drugim planie 😉
... but in the foreground and background it is sweet 😉
The only possible form of stream from Sosnowiec is abruptly stopped live stream.
Does anyone on here know what's happened to James. Miss his videos
You must see Nikiszowiec ! !!
Mr. Yoda from Star Wars.
Śląsk is in Polish language. Silesia is in English. Silesia is a huge industrial and coal mine area. 3 million inhabitants in approximately 10 cities located close to each other ( Katowice , Gliwice, Ruda Śląska, Tychy, Sosnowiec, Bytom, Chorzów etc...... ) . It's like the Ukrainian Donbass.
Sin said looking in sosnowiec of silesian food😂😂😂
U are Very close to train station of Katowich
Donieck(Донецьк) is a partner city of Katowice
Where are you?
👊👏😺
W Kielcach też mają ufo .
Silesian and ukrainian flaga are the same so who knows if they are ukrainian or silesian. I cant differentiate them by myself. Maybe some tint difference of blue and yellow
You are now near city hall of Katwovich
Sosnowiec i Marklowice, to najważniejsze miasta :-)
Hola hola... Zapomniałaś o Białymstoku!!
Pomnik Harcerzy Września
Baba Jaga.
Marina keep speaking Russian your husband can translate you. You are real world trackers.
Katowice
Really, southern Poland?
So are you in Poland? I don’t believe that you understand the dialect in Gorny Slask😂
Slask
Chorzów or BYTOM?
If he keeps walking around the copse will scoop him very soon.😂
I just thought you should rename the channel. but for some more common ...
hmm.... Why are the streets so empty? Where are the people? At work! They work hard. The are not neverending tourists.
Hawaii.?
Olkusz is jump
No way.
Fine here in the USA
Middle East?
Selisia
Easier to see you clearer while sitting.
my personal choice is Gliwice, Katowice are too big ;p Warsaw is crap.
Moving camera around too much!
Marina is beautiful. With her wide high cheekbones. she looks polish
Dude don't go to Sosnowiec, there is nothing more than in Katowice. ppl are trolling you, here in Silesia, ppl do not like those from sosnowiec and vice versa.
It’s better then Kiev
Sosnowiec is the ugliest city in Poland (such an opinion), but this is a positive opinion :). The city has lost every fourth inhabitant in the last 20 years and you will be the first people in the world from abroad to visit Sosnowiec. Maybe someone will greet you with flowers?😂
For a RUclipsr it could be interesting to see the ugliest city in Poland and show it in his video. The problem is that Sosnowiec is not the ugliest one (or at least wasn't when I was there last time) it is only not very interesting. Would you prefer for example living in Tychy or Jastrzębie-Zdrój rather than in Sosnowiec? I think no one except the hardcore Silesians would. Sosnowiec has at least a small historic downtown, it is well communicated with the other cities in Silesian agglomeration. And the other two are sleeping-areas with commie blocks far away from Katowice, Gliwice and also not so well communicated with other parts of Poland. In my opinion also, almost everything in Częstochowa except the Monastery and its neighborhood looks much worse than Sosnowiec. What about Radom? A better place for living than Sosnowiec? What about some small cities in the east Poland - Mińsk Mazowiecki, Siedlce, Ostrołęka? Better than Sosnowiec? Rather not...
Po godzinie 18 powinno się mówić "Dobry wieczór", ale ludzie mają wywalone i mówią "Dzień Dobry", bo są leniwi. Jak ktoś po godz 18 mówi "Dzień Dobry", to znaczy, że po prostu chce być oficjalnie uprzejmy, ale się "nie wczuwa" :)
Kiedyś wychodząc z sąsiedniego akademika o ósmej rano, powiedziałem portierkom "dobranoc". Kto bogatemu zabroni ;)
@@maciekszymanski6898 zaimponowałeś mi.
Israel?
Marina very nice women 🙏✅✍️
Check also this building ugly but big as Communist like most.