Why do I think Poland is better than Japan? | Good points of Poland
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2022
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Dzień dobry,
Jestem Ken z Japonii!!
"How do you like Poland?"
I'm often asked so I share Japanese honest opinions here!
There's only 3 month left until I leave Poland...
Time flows so fast and I'm a little sad...😢
Dziękuję bardzo, Miłego dnia!!
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We have this weird siblings-like relatiomship with our own country. It’s fine for us to complain and insult it but when someone else is trying to do that, we get very defensive😅
Confusing😂
True 😂
@@kensolojapa Its not confusing. Its from comunist times thinking when everyone have little and everybody just complaint, live simple but poor becouse nothing were in stores. If you have sometching your neighbour would snitch you to authority. Its baggage that hunt us, and its now what Russians call years of liberation. But Poland was not on map 123 years, its patriotic spirit that made it possible for nation to endure, so when someone from outside complain usually there is swift and hard reaction. Glad to help...
@@kensolojapa i think its because Polish people demand a lot from themselves, like japanese people. We are veey ambitious. And we are realists and we know that we dont have much yet, because of wars and ocupation . And its suprising that someone would go to poland which because of wars is still in bad shape and we are thinking like why did he come here?
@@dawidlyczko381 100% correct.
Polacy mają relację z Polską jak z rodzeństwem ,obrażamy ją piekielnie ,ale gdy ktoś powie coś złego przy nas na nasz kraj to ma wpierdol
w sedno haha
Prawda. Nasz kraj to nasza siostra.
#PolishLogic
PS Też jestem Polakiem mimo nicku, byście czasami nie próbowali mnie znaleźć. Plus z pięściami za słowa prawdy to się tylko mentalne dzieci mogą rzucać i odstęp stawia się po przecinku. Mimo to może się zdarzyć, więc lepiej znać wtedy japońskie sztuki walki
dokładnie ! 😁
Trzeba przywrócic monarchie i śpiewając Bodugrodzice zdobyć moskwe
About those complains like “Why Poland? There’s nothing to do here” - it’s our national trait 😅 I used to work with people from Dubai and they once said to me “You Poles are weird. You work hard, got a great but often edgy sense of humor, and you’re absolute world champions in complaining”. Maybe they said it because each time they asked “how was your weekend” we used to reply with “as always too short” 😉
We do the same thing in France. We are known to always complain. It’s like a habit.
Czechs be like: Hold my plznička
Sounds suspiciously like one of your neighbours to the west 😆
But it's true, who came up with the idea that you should work nearly every day of your life. What little time we get to ourselves is so precious and companies increase the hours we work. Hopefully that will change so we only work 28-30 hours per week and have more time for friends and family
To be honest I've seen that in most european nations, especially the british people.
After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Poland as ally country was forced to declare war to Japan but Japan just refused to accept our war declaration saying that Poles are fighting for their freedom and that they declared war under pressure from the United Kingdom.
I think its really sweet moment in history, we will remember that.
Thank you Japan.
Thank you for your respect😌
xD 'Poles are fighting for their freedom' yea they are fighting, with our ally -Third Reich. However, apart from this issue, Poland had quite good relations with Japan. The Japanese were one of the first countries to accept our independence, saving almost 1,000 Polish orphans during the civil war in Russia, The Japanese also wanted Hitler not to attack Poland, but to fight the USSR together
@@Soreto23 Based Japanese.
would like to add that Japan was also busy slaughtering Chinese people in China and committing war crimes in Southeast Asia and Korea, so its not as rosy of a picture as portrayed here
@@Soreto23 Based Japan
The thing with Polish people is that we're the first ones to admit the flaws of our country, but when a foreigner does this we get pretty defensive. We're pretty patriotic as our history is written not with ink but with the blood of our ancestors who fought so that we could be free people in a free country. We owe it to them. But it's true that there are many bad things happening in Poland right now and most of the younger generation want change. But I'm glad you like it here! I hope I can visit Japan one day!
It makes sense! Thank you😁
true
Very much like my country of Algeria. An independence won with the blood of millions after centuries of foreign domination Turks and french mainly
unrelated fact: one of scps' book of Daevas was written with blood
@@equilibrum999 another unrelated fact there are some SCP's located in Poland like Fairy Dimension Portal in I think Częstochowa(correct me if Im wrong)
Komentarz dla zasięgu. Polska powinna mieć wspólną granicę z Japonią :)
Polskę i Japonię dzielą tylko dwa kraje xd taka ciekawostka xd no i trochę wody.
@@silveralpaca6037 Japonia nie ma granicy lądowej z żadnym krajem/państwem. Więc nie, nie dzielą Polski i Japonii dwa kraje. Wyłącznie woda. Ale jeśli liczyć wody terytorialne, to trzeba najpierw popatrzeć na mapę wód terytorialnych na Bałtyku, czy z wód terytorialnych RP, da się przepłynąć na wody terytorialne Federacji Rosyjskiej w Zatoce Fińskiej tylko wodami międzynarodowymi. Jeśli tak (a nie sprawdziłem), to w tym ujęciu między Rzecząpospolitą Polską a Cesarstwem Japonii byłaby tylko Federacja Rosyjska. Ewentualnie płyniemy przez cieśniny duńskie na ocean i tamtędy do Japonii. Zdaje się, że wtedy też między Rzecząpospolitą Polską a Cesarstwem Japonii jest tylko jeden kraj - Królestwo Danii (chyba, że nie da się wyjść na ocean bez przepływania przez wody terytorialne jeszcze innych krajów - nie sprawdziłem tego).
@@januszlepionko ja proponuje podział sahalinu pomiędzy Polskę a japonie. I w ten sposob bedziemy mieli granice lądowa easy peasy.
@@wojtek1180 Sachalin kiedyś był japoński
Albo ZADNEJ GRANICY!!!
Ken, Japanese people are always welcomed in Poland. We admire your culture, sense of professionalism, and your scientific achievements. All the best bro
For me it's language, art, architecture and landscapes.
The cicadas are a big no no though. Seen em in Croatia, can't stand the buggers.
@@jeremias-serus gtfo with that racial purity bs. Its about the culture - I know plenty of "pure" Poles, acting no different to apes in the jungle
Also, Japanese have a great sense of humor. I'm Polish American and visited Japan many times. My best friend in the world is Japanese. Hi Keiichi.
I remember when I was growing up in Poland during the communist regime, all Polish were just fascinated with Japan, in particular with Japanese electronics, cars, and martial arts, in particular karate. Karatedo was huge huge in Poland.
NB: karetedo doshinkan was a hit back then.
Really, I didn't know that😳
@@kensolojapa ruclips.net/video/h_QNYTrHZ2c/видео.html
One of many examples of how we were fascinated by Japanese and general asian culture in 80's. But please, don't take this song seriously ;)
@@kensolojapa Japanese electronics are still fascinating. It's good quality. As a musician I only use Yamaha instruments and they never let me down. Even a music keyboard that's few decades old is still going strong!
True, Japanese technology, instruments or hardware is considered very sturdy and high quality since I remember and it's still going like that. One of the best selling car manufacturers is Toyota, for example. And car enthusiasts are keen on Japanese cars in general. The drifting sport and culture is well-known. As mentioned, Yamaha instruments are very respected. Not long ago, Toshiba laptops were recommended everywhere in the IT press. Yeah, Japan is a solid brand even by itself.
Actually, I lived in Poland and in 70's and trained Karate Shotokan. Now I live in the US and I have a big collection of Japanese are and six old samurai swards. The best one was made around 1410 by Katsu Mitsu in Bizen Province, today near Okayama. I still love Japan and I'm already planning my next trip. However this year it's going to be Poland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and France.
Welcome to Poland! Personally I love Japanese culture and people. You're more than welcome in our country friend. 🇵🇱🇯🇵
Thank you😌
True
Many people are surprised to heard what I'm about to say: Poland was most diverse and tolerant country in the world during middleages. It was one of big trade routes between west and east, so both cultures was mixed with polish culture, there was many jews and arabs in Polands back in those days. It wasn't strange to see catholic church, mosque and synagogue on 1 square or street in medieval polish city. Some of older people I know still have paintings of jews hanging on wall with text under is, something like "bringing jew to the home brings luck" or something like that. So hospitality to other cultures is rooted very deeply in polish culture, too bad years of wars and communism tried to destroy it.
That's awesome.
Yes I’m Polish and the reason for Poland today becoming a homogeneous nation of one ethnicity is because our ethnic minorities have been used as a pretext for other nations to invade us. For example before WW2, Poland was home to millions of Germans spread across all of the country but Germany used that as a casus Belli to invade us. Before that, in the 1700s Poland was home to millions of Ruthenians (Belarusians and Ukrainians) but Russia used that as a pretext to invade us. Therefore Poles are now wary of ethnic minorities.
@@IhaveBigFeet Funny, since ethnic Russians in Ukraine are now used as a pretext to invade it
Polish people are by nature a very tolerant, welcoming people.
@@IhaveBigFeet
Perfectly understandable
6:36 wwwwそれな I think it's because Polish people always think that it's better abroad, but they're also very patriotic and feel strong connection to their country so when someone says something bad about Poland they get offended. It seems like complaining about Poland is only reserved for the Poles themselves. あと、大阪人ですか
ですよね笑 滋賀出身です！
That's so true :)
Yes it is 😂
I remember when emperor Akihito and his wife visited Kraków back in 2002 and the whole place went mental. There were almost a million people in the Kraków market square to see and welcome them. It was pretty ridiculous, looking back on it now. There is also a Japanese museum and a cultural centre in Kraków which, I am led to believe, is the only one in the region. I think there is a very strong appreciation for Japanese culture in Kraków for sure.
Interestingly, the craziest reaction to my nationality I ever got was in a cafe in Maibara (we had 2 hours to kill before changing for the Tokaido Shinkansen). There was this old lady running a cafe and an older local man just chilling there. We started a small conversation (in my very sad and pathetic Japanese) and both the lady and the man made me sing a Polish song, tell them about my local football club, food etc. etc. They knew tons about Poland, strangely. I was speechless for a while tbh, and I still remember the whole experience with a big smile.
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay here in Poland. For polish people Japan is an example that you can you can get up from catastrophes (earthquakes,tsunami, WWII) and still prosper. Anime also is very influential for many young people up to 40s. I'm 28, but with Naruto and the globalization of the Internet, I got in contact with Japan culture since time when I was 14 years old. My older sister and younger brother also love Anime up to the point that my sister was doing Japan studies at university. I started learning Japanese since last year too.
i've been to Japan for almost 1 month and i loved it but i also started to appreciate Poland more. For example you can pay with credit card, phone, or even applewatch everywhere meanwhile in Japan in most places they accept only cash.
Yeah, Japan is a little late for that
Heh in Germany similar situation
Normal,and free people pay cash
this is an advantage actually :D i love paying in cash
@@marekolejniczak9905 free people pay what they want
Glad you like it here! As to whether poles like their country or not - it's more like we really like to complain? xD, it's just really easy to complain about things that you know well, and also the "why did you come to Poland?" is asked becouse we are used to what we see and experience here, as well as the the fact that a lot of things from abroad are shown to be simply better than what we have here, and it's not wrong but a lot of the time, the grass on the other side is not as green as we thought it would be - a bit, sometimes a big bit, but that's it
it's like - i can complain about it, and there is a lot to complain about, but god help you, if you do!
i hope that this comment is not as confusing as it looks like to me...
nice video!
Thank you😌
As a Pole I love the Polish language and the Polish sense of humor 😊
Cool!
Don't forget about our great food hehehe
We do love our food and language, don't we? What Pole could survive without: pierogi, bigos, pomidorowa, mizeria, żurek, kluski and such? We collectively appreciate the various swearing opportunities our language gives us, it's absolutely massive. We also quite like our drinking culture and polish parties like wedding (wesele) etc. But if it comes to politics, oh god. We have indeed very ambiguous relationship with our country, very love-hate. We ask why people come here because many of us wants to leave for better payment. Well, we are patriotic in some aspects but also critical. We've got a culture of complaining here.
Was living in Poland for 6 years and experienced nothing but love and open minded people. Not a single one was mean to me (German). 9/10 cause of my ex.
Polacy lubią Japonię ponieważ społeczeństwo jest baaardzo podobne do naszego. I to jest super ;)
thank you for kind words. Remember - you are welcome here anytime
Thanks😌
1. We're one of the safest country in the world. Most of the crimes that are committed in Poland involve alcohol (car crashes, fights etc.), and something like murder is so rare that when it happends it's a big news and every TV station are talking about it.
2. We care about animals more then people, I find it natural cos they're weaker then us so it's our responsibility to help them. When it comes to homeless people they're sometimes really nice and friendly when u just give them 2zł. If you're helping them from time to time then sometimes they're going to help you and they will even call you "boss" or "manager" (in pl "szef", "kierownik").
3. Prices are low for foreigner cos they're making more money. Something like a gas/petrol costs 6,60zł for 1L, for Pole it's really high price but for American it's only $1,50. But what if Americans had to pay $6,60 for 1L of gas? It wouldn't be that cheap. Think about prices from Poles perspective.
4.Idk like others but as a man Im only hugging girls for greeting and as for man I give them handshake or high five.
5. Japan have great influence over young people in Poland, half of my friends are watching anime or reading mangas. I grew up watching anime so I find it fun to watch. I tried to learn Japanese but learning alphabet was too hard for me. At least speaking part is easy cos pronunciations are similar.
Thank you for a lot of comments!!
Relatively we are a very safe country, compared even with western Europe, many visitors said that they felt much safer in Warsaw or Krakow than in Paris or Berlin, we certainly miss Japan or Korea a lot, but as long as you do not venture in a shady neighborhood at night, you are safe
um we aren't save at all. it's actually scary to walk alone at night especially for women and many people tend to be aggresive after drinking (which happens everywhere at every age, btw Poland has huge problem with alcoholism). "something like murder is so rare that when it happends it's a big news and every TV station are talking about it" this is a straight up lie. you can find out about many murders on many local magazines or news and it's not big news but common ones. not to mention suicide rates.
Zauważyłem, że ludzi z Azji bardzo dobrze i szybko odnajdują sie w Polsce.
Bo my szanujemy porządnych, ciężko pracujacych.
Miło się tego słuchało 😊😇 Nie ze wszystkim się zgadzam ale zdaję sobie sprawę z tego, że z innej perspektywy to może wyglądać inaczej. Odświeżyło mi to trochę myślenie. Pozdrawiam wszystkich cieplutko i szanujmy się wszystcy nawzajem.
Seasoned Pole here (also a personal opinion so dont treat it like Holy Poland Statement or something):
I appreciate your video about my country! It warms my heart you feel good and relaxed in Poland! :-)
1. Peaceful cities? Yes. It has improved vastly over the years and its definitely a good thing and I appreciate you feel safe in Poland! If you dont go into weird places its quite peaceful, even during a night.
2. About pigeons in Poland - Unless its some form of breeding (some people breed pigeons), most of these flying rats are pooping all over the city. We generally try not to feed them but some people apparently like stained cities and windows in their homes. So while pigeons is a nice sight and kids do kind of see them as an attraction, its generally a bad thing we have them around.
3. Prices? Low!? Not for long, our government sucks and now we can top it off with war in our neighbor and aftermath of corona/production crisis. While we may be cheap country, our prices steadily rise and our salary increase cant match them, at least for now. But from someone coming to Poland - yes, its really cheap country to visit!
Travel is cheap - true. But we are Poles so we use more expansive cars to go around xD
4. Hugging is cool. Girls like to hug a lot, guys depends on relationship and context. Funny thing that hugging started to be popular just recently, like 15-10 years ago. If you feel uncomfortable with hugging then its fine if you just handshake or nod with your head and say "cześć!" ;) It may turn out awkward but we respect personal space.
5. Double true. We like Japanese people, viewing you as good mannered, honorable and we are generally curious about you people :P
I am happy you feel good in Poland!
Have a great stay :)
When I visited Poland in 2018, I noted the peaceful atmosphere also and thought it was just me. Thanks for confirming this impression for me. I hope to return someday and visit Japan also, a country and culture that fascinates me.
I'm glad you've been enjoying your stay in Poland! You, as well as any other person, will always be welcome here as long as they're being respectful. ❤
And what you said about Polish loving Japan - it's very much true. Even older generations, such as my grandparents, for example, are impressed with Japanese culture and are mesmerized by its traditions! I find your language to be beautiful and I hope to learn it one day! :D
pozdrowienia z Polski !! fajny filmik, dziękuje.
I am impressed by your ability to be so insightful. I am really glad you’re feeling safe here :)
You should make a trip to Slovakia too. I think you would have a very similar experience. You would be very welcome here. Thanks a lot for sharing your views and experiences. I found them interesting and refreshing! All the best.
Nad Tatrami się błyska! 🇸🇰🇵🇱
I’m really happy that you feel that way I would love to say the same thing about Japan but I haven’t visited there yet it always has seemed like such a peaceful and a respectful country one day I will visit there I hope :D
Thank you! Come to Japan😁
Thank you for that video, I don't like some things about our country but this reminds me that I can be grateful for many things 🙏
Świetnie! Dziękujemy!👍🇵🇱
Love your videosss💗✨
Thanks!!
I've watched all your videos and I can say only one thing - keep it up buddy :D
I'm glad you enjoy your time in Poland and I hope you will think of us fondly even after coming back to Japan.
Anyway - I'm waiting for new vids full of your calmness and sense of humor ;)
Thank you!!
Wowow That was pretty refreshing
I am from Poland and I must admit, I never really liked living out here
Buuut after hearing such nice things from a foreigner I kinda feel proud of who I am
Be proud of your country. The world now knows about the great compassion & generosity of Poles. Despite historical tragedies with Ukraine, Poles have done the unthinkable by accepting millions of refugees. I’ve seen several interviews with Ukrainian refugees who stated they were treated with such kindness by the Polish people. 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱 Thank you 🙏🏻 Poland 🇵🇱
As an Englishman living permanently in Poland I totally understand where you are coming from.
I would also like to add to visit my city of Bialystock in Podlaskie before you go back to Japan, it's my favourite city on earth for many reasons. :)
What reasons are those? I’m curious about this particular region. From what I gather, this area is primarily agricultural?
I'm so very glad you're enjoying Poland so much! I have family there and loved in Wrocław for 3yrs. I miss it every day. ❤
respect and good thoughts. And thank you for your kind words about Poland
I'm so glad youtube recommended this video to me! Really great to hear another perspective on our country, as it's easier to assume grass is more green on the other side :D Which city do you live in? Which one you liked the most while sightseeing? You seem so kind and joyful! I'm jumping right in to see your other videos :) ♥
It is very nice hear someone speak well about Poland😍. It's good that you raised such topics because many people don't realize that there are advantages to living here 😌
😁👍
The way you talk and form your opinions made the video very pleasant to watch :)
Thank you😁
Very interesting insights. Thank you.
I'm glad you like it here! Poland is a very beautiful country with so many places to discover. My dream is to visit Japan one day
Wishing you a nice stay in Poland!. Great video btw.
Thank you!!
Really good editing and video quality! I am Polish but grew up abroad and after coming back here several months ago I feel just as foreign :)
I just discovered Your channel.Enjoy Your time in Poland.
Arigato Gozaimasu😊
Nice trip! Poland is wonderful, indeed. I've been there for 6 months.
I was lucky to travel to Warsaw and Wroclaw. Wanna visit more cities after the war.
I think one of the things I love most about Poland is Polish honesty. They are very open with their thoughts, even when they do not like something. They easily express or complain about something. If they feel good and like something and want to praise it they say that too. They are not rude (most of the time) but always honest, so you can get to know a person easier and have lots of interesting conversations.
Perhaps people say other countries are more interesting, because they became so familiar with local wonders they do not seem interesting to these people anymore XD But Polish people love their country and culture, they are simply not blind to it's faults and, again, very honest about them.
I agree😌
Polish people have strong national identity, but they consider their country uninteresting and poorly managed. Unfortunately, there is some truth in this that it differs from European countries on different levels (like bad earnings, faulty health care, education system, law that makes it difficult, for example, to run a business...) Very nice videos, at a high quality I hope your channel will continue to grow.
Thanks!!
Chances are, with how things are going, in 20 years its going to match other countries standard.
polish education system isn't that bad, poles are smart and have strong technician skills
Your right partially.
It's porky managed PiS has roasted up inflation and putin has makes it worse. Law is crappy. Example when you rent someone and they stop paying you can't do shut about that. You can't exlie him only in voievodship has a home for them which is crappy as fuck. More examples later my hands are tired
I love this, it's so heartwarming. I often also think how both our cultures love dumplings (of course very different kinds but still), and a lot of other similar dishes
have a great time in Poland ✌I do agree with everything what has been said ps. I might be visiting Japan next year
Oh, that's nice!
I didn't expect to see my town Zamość on your list haha
Anyways, I many people who visit Poland say the prices are low and Polish people just say they're high. They're high for us, they keep getting higher but our salary doesn't. A lot of people can't afford basic things.
Another thing - we say we hate our country because of out government, mainly this is the reason why people seem so rude, sad etc. People in general are kind, open minded and helpful. If someone doesn't want to talk to a foreigner is propably because they are too shy to speak English. Everyone knows that Polish people know English pretty well but are afraid to make a mistake. Our schools don't encourage us to speak like other schools do. It's common for an eng teacher to say to a student to say nothing if they're not perfect. And it stays with you in your adult life.
Anime is veeeeeery common here. Even though there are people who hate it just because, but the same people around 20-35 yo watched Naruto or Dragon Ball when they were kids.
I grew up in a small town in Poland in the 90s without any foreigners. I remember visiting Gdansk one time, sitting in McDonald's and there was this Japanese girl sitting close to us. She was writing something in a notebook in Japanese and my friends and I were mesmerised by how beautiful the characters she was writing were. She noticed we were curious and we struck up a conversation, my first with a non European.
Also in the 90s and early 2000s, many of my friends were obsessed with the Japanese culture, manga, anime, the language, food... To this day I hold the Japanese in high esteem and I wish to visit Japan one day
I'm so happy that you like it here! What I like about Poland is the nature and home made food. It's SO good ^_^
I just watched your conversation with Gabriel Hyogo. Your views of living in Poland are also interesting. Especially I found it …amusing when you say living in Poland gives you a strong feeling of your own identity. This is same with me living in Japan. We, human beings, need such feelings?
とても参考になりました！
ありがとうございます！
I really enjoyed watching your video!🙋👍👏👌💕
Thanks😊
Im glad you're having a good time in poland! My dream is to travel to japan! Hope i will be able to make it come true someday :) Wszystkiego dobrego!
Thank you!!
Such nice words. Thanks. Arigato. I hope you can arrange your things to live some more in Poland. Greetings from Poznan.
I, an American, lived in Poland for a year and recently posted a documentary about my experiences in my maternal grandparents' homeland. Compared to my time living in Los Angeles, it was somewhere in the range of Heaven.
A Pole here :) I am glad I listened to your video. The points you made were so refreshing and really inspiring. I think today more and more young people do not appreciate their own country growing up in Poland. But I think it's often because of how they complain about the government. And they do not see Poland as something much more beyond that. I think Poland deserves more love from its own people especially 🥰
Nice to listen to someone saying nice things about my own country. Yes, I think that despite the stereotypes, Polish people are pretty open-minded and accepting of others. Although there will be exceptions as there always are. And I do hear all the time how people from Asia praise how peaceful it is here, even in the cities, so if that's the vibe you're looking for, please come and visit. And I do recommend visiting our mountains, the lake district and national parks like Białowieża, if you enjoy the nature.
Thank you for your kind words about Poland :)
Cool video, I laughed about the pigeon 😆
Thank you😂😂
Happy to hear you enjoy my home land! 😄 Japan is sooooo on my bucket list!!
Jedyne co zrozumiałem to dzieni dobry tutaj Ken xD
its so peaceful hearing you say all these good things about poland, it makes it look better overall
Świetny materiał. Od lat mam wrażenie że Polska staje się tak.. dobrze (?) nowoczesnym krajem, który interesuję się innymi kulturami, krajami itd. No i bajka że czujesz się u nas dobrze! Miło słuchać!
Great insights! I am American but I have a lot of polish ancestry. So much so I’m a 4th generation to live in the US,I hope to see Poland one day. I always like hearing good things about Polska 😂
Widziałem cię już u Hyodo, ale dopiero po filmiku z Ignacym tutaj wpadłem i nie żałuje czekam na dalsze ciekawostki :) I tak polska ma bardzo mocno zapuszczone korzenie w anime zwłaszcza Naruto, czy DB
Łapa w górę dla zasięgu ~! 👍😀
Great video ❤❤❤
Thank you😊
Glad to hear you like it here. Maybe give Katowice a try ;)
Z Japonii? Jak tak, to z miejsca lubię to i daję suba.
Im glad you like it in Poland! It's cool!
いつもどおりすてきな動画投稿してくれてありがとう
こちらこそです😌
You should check Kopalnia Soli „Wieliczka” :)
OK, thank you👍
こんにちは。 俺はポーランド人です。 日本語が勉強します. I've been learning for half a year already but still barely understood anything you've said in this vid lol. Hopefully with more time I'll get better, that's what learning is about after all.
Ahh so nice to hear that! Also Yes polish people are very patriotic, wars and all that. I'm more than happy to hear that you like Poland, tho a guestion has been in my mind, why did you decided to come to Poland?
Also i don't know why but i feel so proud of forgeins speaking in polish even a little, my Sister actually tries learning japanese, from what i know she alredy know alfabet dunno if its the one for forgeins words(personally i could never learn it, its too hard for me!) Happy to hear from you thoes great words😊💞
Hello i lived in Japan for 3 years 25 years ago and i have been back several times on business and would recommend the experience to anyone who is interested in Japan the food and people are amazing friendly helpful and really appreciative if you make the effort to learn a little of the local language and spoken Japanese is easier than you might expect being half Hungarian i really appreciate the differences in culture and as i work with the Polish every day im doing my best to understand their humour Gamba te brother and welcome to the european family!!!!!
Thank you for this great video! That are so nice words :) Every month I receive a package with Japanese sweets. They are so different from Polish ones and I like them soooo much XD I have to say that in Poland I like the wide variety of bread and buns. And I agree - Japan and the japanese culture is very popular in Poland. It started many years ago with anime, became even more famous with the sale of manga and now there are many language schools that teach Japanese. Did you know, that we have in Kraków a Museum of Japanese Art and Technology called "Manggha"? ;)
Yeah, I know!
do they have a japanese name for that MJAT Manggha?
I love your videos ❤️
Thanks!!
Have a good Sunday mate.
You too👍
Very glad to see you're enjoying your time here! We're massive complainers and there's a lot of things I hate about this country, but seeing it with a fresh eye makes me appreciate it a bit more :D
It also makes me very relieved to hear that you experience little to no racism. I know a lot of people here, especially those with worse education or from smaller towns, can be vicious and bigoted, so I'm glad at least some foreigners have a nice experience. But then again, I would say Poles look up to and respect Japanese people a lot, so that may be the reason.
Pozdrawiam, kręć dalej !
I am learning new things about my country in this video
Your Polish skills are Amazing!!
I'm pleasantly surprised that you mentioned hugging as a thing that you like, I was sure that generally Japanese people prefer to keep their distance ^^ I also love hugging with friends, it's a great way to alleviate stress and it makes me feel more comfortable
We love the culture, but we can be shy😂
@@kensolojapa usually just womans hugs mans, and when a man meet man they just shake their hands.
dobrze usłyszeć opinię z zewnątrz, nagle zaczyna się doceniać to co ma się cały czas pod nosem :)
Poles are most well known for *complaining* talk so much about negatives and are so self deprecating, more than other significant European nations, but are as patriotic or more as the rest, just grumpy.
I see😂
Just like Romanians, i think we central europeans are alike
@@raduromanesti6408 I did not know this.
I'm not really sure about that hugging think. Yea we hug with family and close friends especially when we didn't see each other for long time. I think more popular is one kiss in the chick for greeting. Thank you for your thoughts about Poland!! Best wishes!! よくできた 😄
I'm so happy you're enjoying your stay. We generally like Asians I think, they appear to us as civilized, intellectual nations with which we don't have any fairly recent bad blood, so the attitude is positive and curious.
I'm trying to save up to go to Japan, but that's a really big endeavour for a normal Pole like me, so it'll probably take me some more years. Even though, it's my dream for over 5-6 years now. Our cultures are so different and I'm so interested, god. Good to hear from Japanese in here some nice response ☺️
Yeah, I think how a society treats those at the "bottom" says a lot about it.
Great video!
As Polish person I can say, that everyone is welcome in Poland :D
Miłego dnia :)
We love our country. Still we don't like things that aren't perfect here ;D And we just like to complain.... Sorry you've got to use to that ;D
I understand!😂
All the best in whichever country you stay
Ken you really nice guy! A very open minded! Greetings from Krakow!
Poland is pretty uniform when it comes to ethinicity, so seeing a foreigner is something "different" (for most in a positive way)
Bro you're talking so fast :D I thought the beginning of every lesson on pimsleur is fast but damn :D とてもはやいはなす
God bless subtitles :D
Not that even without them I'd be able understand enough if it wasn't so fast.
Cool video!
nice video man
Thank you😌
You should visit Kołobrzeg during the summer , the beaches are lovely. I am sure you would enjoy your time there