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- "Where would you move in Poland if you had to?" - "Wie Pan, moim zdaniem to nie ma tak, że dobrze albo że nie dobrze. Gdybym miał powiedzieć, co cenię w życiu najbardziej, powiedziałbym, że ludzi. Ekhm... Ludzi, którzy podali mi pomocną dłoń, kiedy sobie nie radziłem, kiedy byłem sam..." 😂😂😂
To clearify that's Otis monologue from Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, movie is very popular in Poland, it was localised by Bartosz Wierzbięta, and his translation in movies can fit many jokes that you can relate with polish humor from other movies or jokes.
@@Aladjan tak samo jak przypierdolenie się, do kogos na internetach ze kogos poprawia mimo ze to bylo w dobrej wierze, ale wiesz co Francuzi tez to robią.
Having washing machine in the kitchen is really crazy. In Poland we have it normally in the bathroom, because this is a place, where you wash yourself, and it's intuitive to keep dirty clothes there and then put them into the washing machine. Moreover the washing machine is sometimes a bit laud and it's easier to close the bathroom because the kitchen is usually open. What is the reason to have washing machine in the kitchen? Maybe not enough space in the bathroom and this is the only reason why in some (but rarely) houses in Poland the washing machine stays in the kitchen but I cannot see other reasons ;).
The reason they keep their washing machines in the kitchen are the electricity safety regulations. Their bathrooms are too small so the washing machine would stand too close to the shower. I recommend the Ruch Oporu RUclips channel - its host is a Polish electrician from Kent living there for 30 years. He explains a lot about British technologies.
@@tomaszgudel9408I know this channel but I'm not so interested in English electricity to watch it regularly and search for information about washing machines :D. But thanks for your reply and explanation
Zazwyczaj po za górnym oświetleniem nie ma gniazdek w angielskich łazienkach, to chyba kwestia przepisów miejscowych. Ja mam miejsce w łazience ale elektryk powiedział, że nie może mi zainstalować gniazdka w niej dlatego mam pralkę w kuchni.
"Rosół" is just a rich chicken broth. Some people do add pieces of chicken meat into the bowl with noodles and pour the broth over it, but usually the boiled meat is used to prepare a separate dish. You can take the boiled meat and some of the broth and use it as a base for the gravy. That way you get a two-course meal in one cooking process - a broth with noodles as a first course and meat with gravy and potatoes or rice as a second course. Not to mention that you can also use the vegetables (carrots, parsley root, celery), add a few ingredients and you have a perfect "sałatka jarzynowa" - vegetable salad. It tastes better if you use vegetables that were cooking in the broth than if they were simply boiled in water. So trust us, it all makes sense :)
Torun , Sopot , Gdansk, Lodz, Rzeszow, Lublin, Olsztyn, Bialysto, Szczecin, Bielsko - Biala, Zakopane, Krakow Warszawa.... bardzo duzo jest pieknych interesujacych miast w Polsce
My first note is about washing machine, it's simple, really: kitchen is for food, bathroom is about body, intimacy, clothes, and being wet, so washing machine fits there. And in Poland we have one tap melting the water, not two separate for cold and hot one (which is crazy). About food, Rob you should try more Polish soups, they all are delicious, as well as Tatar (raw beff with raw yellow) and Kaszanka. I would also love to see you cooking your favourite English dish :)
@@RobReacts1the kitchen is associated with food. That's it. When there were no washing machines, laundry was still done in the bathroom, in the bathtub to be precise. It's logical. No one will convince me that the English washed their clothes in the kitchen sink. This is absurd. Laundry - bathroom - logic - tradition and history, that's all.
Obejrzyj Ruch Oporu elektryk w UK tam wyjaśnia czemu Brytyjczycy mają pralki w kuchni lub ewentualnie w specjalnym pomieszczeniu (pralnia) - chodzi o przepisy elektryczne w ktorych ŻADNEGO gniazdka 230V nie moze byc blizej niz 3 metry od wanny/prysznica. A w ich domach z racji że są mniejsze 3 metry to może być już u sąsiada.
If you like Wrocław, you should also visit the entire Lower Silesia because 25% of all Polish historical sites are here. There are about 1,000 castles, palaces, manors and fortresses here. You should visit the Książ, Moszna, Czocha castles, the abbey in Lubiąż, churches of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor, baroque basilica in Krzeszów, prince's tower in Siedlęcin with Arthurian frescoes, Srebrna Góra fortress, Underground City Osówka- part of the Riese complex and my hometown - Lwówek Śląski :)
It's true that the UK is not famous for its best cuisine. To put it bluntly - there are no English dishes that I'm crazy about. But there are many acceptable ones. For example, a Sunday roast (as long as it's not lamb). To be honest, I don't eat ready meals these days, I cook almost every day. You can use the available products to prepare a dish that you are used to, and if necessary, there are many Polish stores in the UK. Even superstores here have Polish branch with kiełbasa, pierogi, kiszone ogórki, an so on :)
Haha, nice start! I already thought the whole interview would be in Polish ;D but it seems like progress, you're starting to speak Polish more nicely. Keep practicing, I'm rooting for you! 👍
Sad thing about dialects in Poland, they were widely spoken in rural areas still in the end XX century, but they were mocked by townies as uneducated, not correct, language opposite to oficial Polish seen as the posh one, everyone wants to be posh, so nowadays there are only few groups really proud of their original language, Silesian, Kashubian and partially higlanders from Zakopane sorroundings.
@@magdajaworska7070 nothing like England or Germany, these differences are very subtle, when in London itself people from different part of the city speak with significantly different accent.
Polish construction is solid, I'm delighted. In London, a friend of mine lives in a block of flats on the 11th floor and has no central heating. In the 1990s, they often found a washing machine in the bathroom. Nowadays, it depends on the size of the house, either you have a laundry room or one built in the kitchen. For me, it doesn't matter that People don't go to wash the rivers.😁
When you born and grown up with country taste always will be amazing, In England I liked the most fish and chips always in the first place. I try a lot of food roasted dinner, piglet sausages, chips with curry etc etc,be honest I liked English beer/IPA,PALE and cakes/sweets too.
On the topic of not having accents and dialects here... Get a Silesian, a Masurian, a Pomeranian, and a Tatra mountain highlander and listen again. Even with Silesia and the Tatra mountains being right next to each other, they might as well be speaking different languages.
Let's be honest - different accents from around Poland feel like they sound the same, when you compare it to different accents from around the UK. It's more like comparing Polish with other slavic languages, that's how differently UK accents sound. Silesian, Pomeranian, Tatra mountain accents are just a piece of cake, you won't hear the difference unless you are native fluent in Polish
Kane, if you like Zakopane, but prefer a place with fewer people, go to Bieszczady Mountains (Lesko, Ustrzyki Dolne and Górne, and the wonderful Solina with its huge flood lake also named Solina) and Lubelszczyzna (southern-east part of Poland)- Zamość is a charming city, and is very "quiet and peaceful". You totally can add the chicken meat into the rosół ;) It's not that uncommon.
Łazienkę się zamyka i nie słychać jak pralka pracuje, kiedyś były pralki "Frania" i wygodniej było prac w łazience i płukać pranie w wannie. Poza tym wracając z pracy np budowlaniec czy inny robotnik wchodził myć się po pracy i ubranie od razu do pralki bo wygodnie nie ma bałaganu. Podobnie z wieszanie prania było w zimie gdy nie było suszarek automatycznych Kaloryfer w małym pomieszczeniu rozkręcony na noc na max załatwiał sprawę, nie było wirowek ani suszarek kiedyś to wieszanie prania nad wanną też wygodne bo woda wściekała do wanny. A suszarka stojąca w pokojach czy kuchni powoduje wilgoć a z czasem grzyb na ścianach czy oknach. Poza tym jeżeli robisz pranie a masz aneks kuchenny i ktoś cie odwiedza a pranie się kończy to musisz wyjąć ubrania i bieliznę przy kimś obcym a w łazience nikt nic nie widzi😊nie przynosisz też do kuchni śmierdzących po pracy skarpetek 😂
I am living in London 8 years now, so it's quite hard to enjoy traditional English kitchen, but, I love cheddar! Affordable precious. I even invented joke, French bloke and English dude drinking in the pub and arguing which country is better, French shoots: we got 10 000 kinds of cheese, English: yeah, but we got cheddar. French dude with sad face: true. (I hope you can get it despite my butchered English).
when i was in england years ago for couple years, i ate ofc fish and chips,english traditional breakfast,very nice and puddings,yea,tasty but ofc we all eat with pleasure what we use to as a childrens.
When it comes to sports and Wrocław, maybe Speedway and Sparta Wrocław. Three speedway riders from the UK go there: Tai Woffinden, Daniel Bewley and Jack Smith 🤔 BTW, Rob's accent is nicer to the ear and more understandable to me, sorry Kane 🙃 Is Charlie also comes from the north of England? 🤔🤪
Rob, I think the location of the washing machine depends mainly on how much space we have as people. because if someone has a small bathroom, as in England, it is better to place it, for example, in the kitchen. In Poland, many apartments are small, so it is more convenient to put a washing machine in the bathroom and have more space for cabinets in the kitchen. but this is not the rule. It's easier to set something up when you live in your own home. I live in the countryside and we have a washing machine in the laundry room. I dry my laundry traditionally on lines because I have a large house, so there is also more space for drying laundry. from early spring to late autumn I dry my laundry outside because I love the natural smell of sun-dried laundry.
Posh is most sophisticated than northern English but I prefer northern I don't know why :) We have some different accents in our country try to speak with Kaszubi,Ślazacy, Górale and try to understand-good luck :D Your channel is never ending English lesson for me-thank you .Po polsku jednak lepiej sie wyslawiam. Traktuje te nagrania jako darmowa lekcje angielskiego. Ot tak hobbystycznie.
Go to Cieszyn Silesia region of Poland they have different words for things, different accent, stress and different endings every 10 km. It is because of the mountains, which seperated people in the past. Go to Wisla, Cieszyn, Kamesznica, Trojwieś.
Or Poznań (Wielkopolska voivodeship) ;) They also have different words. Or Kaszuby (northern Poland, Kartuzy ) and Kociewie (also northern Poland, Starogard Gdański).
My favourite British dish is roster carrots, parsnips, potatoes and roasted lamb shoulde with gravy(beef red wine and onion), prepared by myself or my wife. I'm not a big fan of the meals served in pubs. I don't like British bread, sausages, ham, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard; I do not like Yorkshire pudding, mince pies, or pies in general. The significant advantage is access to Indian cusins, which I like. However, in the UK, I'm missing Polish-Vietnamese takeaways.
If we have to travel 500-700 kilometers by car, bus or train, we forget about the other end of the country. Then we naturally choose the city of KRAKOW. KRAKOW is great and you won't get bored. Many charts show that the air quality is terrible, but if you look at Google Maps, other neighborhoods have houses and forests very close that clean the air. Krakow has such a terrain, it's not flat, we don't have to live in a block of flats if we can afford it. From Krakow you can even see or go to the mountains. The border of the Czech Republic and Slovakia without a passport, without borders and close to Zakopane, so you can spend New Year's Eve, Christmas and holidays.
Polecam: Polędwica wieprzowa nadziewana łososiem w otoczce z farszu z cielęciny z dodatkiem wątróbki i szparag, zawinięta w szynkę parmeńską i kapustę włoską w sosie z groszku cukroweg.
Hi Rob. There's some British food I like however when it is done from a scratch. Eg. wellington (home made dough), FRESH herbs I use: rosemary, tarragon, thyme, freshly ground black pepper, I add garlic, onion, paprika powder, bay leaves, allspice.. Second: shepherd's pie, then: sunday roast? aww well.. to not get bland root veg I season them too.. too me eating boiled or steamed carrots, parsnip, brusselsprout ..very bland.. since all the flavour is left either in water or is steamed away.. I do cook so-called English or Scottish breakfast but.. I cook beans myself, add chopped tomatoes, onions, garlic, paprika, black pepper, salt, cumin powder in order to get a richer food (cumin by the way helps digestion and prevents you from farting). scrumbled eggs must contain at least fried onions. Fish and chips is the thing my mom makes once in a while however it is exclusively a pan fried version (breaded or different coating is used-flaxseed, sesame, cornflakes, pumpkin sunflower mix). Each time fresh grease is used, chips that I hate are only cooked in an air fryer, fresh raw salad with it-eg. coleslaw style-no mayo!- sunflower oil or olive oil, grated cabbage (usually red), grated onion or leek, 1 sour apple, carrots, salt, pepper, a bit of either soured cream or greek yoghurt- fresh chopped dill or parsley can be added to it. What is interesting -it reminds me when I had lost 4 stone in 6 months- low GI products. replacing breadcrumbs or batter with seeds, eating potato wedges with skins, raw salad..I did not excersise- I was loosing 10 pounds or so every 30 days..no calorie restrictions..
The chicken is left in the pot to later be deboned, the breast and thigh meat mixed with rice, pineapple, salt, pepper, curry powder, and mayonnaise or Greek yogurt, and the rest of the meat mixed with gelatin mixed in some of the pure broth with green peas. Four meals from one soup, as you also use the carrot, parsley root, and celery root used for the broth in a boiled vegetable salad(adding green peas, brine pickles(kiszone), onion, potatoes, and the usual mayo, salt, and pepper). Its all about efficiency. One use of the stove gets you two days worth of food. Gotta remember that we were a very poor people for quite a while, first under the partitions, then under Soviet rule. Not every place even had gas or electric stoves. Most village households still used wood stoves up until the 1990s. Many still do.
@@utahdan231 Read the last paragraph. Also, what did you want? Raw veggies? These might taste a bit chicken-y, but that's what the other, strong flavor ingredients are for. To overpower and hide that. Waste not, want not.
I do not agree that all Poles sound the same, because of the partitions our way of pronouncing words, using words and forming sentences differs. It may not be as different as in your country, but there are differences. Foreigners are just unable to hear the difference in Polish 😄
well the main difference is that if I speak from somone from Gdansk or Poznan or Warsaw I would not be able to locate their accent ( I am Polish btw) so the differences exists on very tiny scale vs England or Italy for example , you can without fail recongise different accents in different cities. I like this coherence about Poland, It helps the society to be really united
I really like the video I’m a pole living in London for 13 years From Poland I’m from the south So if I can recommend the place to explore it will be Szzczawnica and the area around 👍
Hello, you must have heard about the new Netflix series 1670, it shows the Polish nobility in a comedic way, the main character is blinded by his social position. The series shows the fate of this noble family. usually in such films they spoke in poetic language, but in this comedy they speak everyday language, which also gives it a comedic charm.😂
@@RobReacts1 Yes, of course, the absurdities of this series are as comedic as the texts in Monty Python, I think. It reminds me of a good level of comedy where you can laugh at the flaws of the government and society. I hope you enjoy watching it in your free time.
@@RobReacts1 We just don't mix our pants with food. Simple hygiene, keep bacteria away from food. I start to worry . Not about you, but about the children you have contact with.
Guys, you said nothing about eastern part of PL. Does it mean you have not seen Roztocze or dolina Bugu? It is astonishing...what about Mazury? Come on guys!
I knew the final answer will be one of the Trojmiasto's cities! :D :D :D You have EVERYTHING in there with just few minutes of driving - city centres, old town, BIG forests, the sea and (small) mountains (!) you can ski in the winter! :D Ideal place to live. Why did I decide to move to Manchester... 🤣🤣🤣
Rób co się dotyczy potraw to każdy region w Polsce ma swoje jedyne i niepowtarzalne aby spróbować ich wszystkich to życia Tobie zabraknie 😂😂😂😂😂 . Pamiętaj każde Polskie miasto, miasteczko czy też wsie mają swój urok. Życzę Tobie i Charlie abyście dużo lepiej poznali Polskę. Dziękuję Tobie że starasz się by każdy film miał napisy także w języku polskim. Wspaniałe odlicza łeś w Sylwestra od 10 do zera po Polsku. Aha jeszcze jedno mówisz że w Polsce wszyscy tak samo mówią... To chciałbym zobaczyć Ciebie gdyby spotkali się np. Kaszub, Góral, Ślązak z Dolnego Śląska z Górnego Śląska że Śląska Opolskiego i ciekawe co byś wtedy powiedział 😂😂😂😂😂.
It's nice, Rob, to hear you speaking Polish, but I would advise you to spend an afternoon or two learning some basic phonetic rules or patterns. For example, the word stress in Polish words (with one clearly defined exception), always falls on the penultimate syllable, so it must be War-SZA-wa, not WAR-sza-wa. As to washing machines, it's not about their type or air humidity. It's simply that I would never, even for a minute, keep bread in a loo or a bathroom, nor dirty laundry in a kitchen.
How do you feel about the seaside during summertime? I reckon the more popular places are crowded usually, but there are things to see there, also places (much rarely visited) to attend to.
Hi Rob! First of all greetings from Manchester !!! Kane ma zupełną rację na temat rosołu bo ja jako kucharz też nie nazywam rosołu zupą bo z technicznego punktu widzenia to po prostu esencja wywar mięsny używany w kuchni jako baza do 80% zup i 50% sosów. Jednak na polskim stole rosół zajmuje szczególne miejsce i jest podawany do niedzielnego obiadu a z reszty niedzielnego rosołu większość polskich rodzin ma poniedziałkową zupę pomidorową 🤣😋 Kane is absolutely right about rosół because as a cook, I don't call rosół a soup either, because from a technical point of view it is simply the essence of meat stock used in the kitchen as a base for 80% of soups and 50% of sauces. However, on the Polish table, rosół occupies a special place and is served with Sunday dinner, and most Polish families use the rest of the Sunday rosół to make (pomidorówka) tomato soup on Monday.
About rosół it served like it was said in some houses and usualy in restaurants. But in my famyly, and many others you will get clear soup, and then sepret bowls with chicken, carrots, parsnip and short macaroni, so everybody can get what they want is theirs soup. Im also a "heretic" becouse i prefer potatos instead of macaroni, this is not so common 😅
I'm 22, my ex was from Krakow I would fly to see her and I loved it so much I'm looking to move to Poland (Krakow) hopefully within the next year absolutely loved it there
A lot of people are talking about moving to Poland, possible as refugees at this point with what is going on with the UK and the authoritarian direction our government is heading
Kapusta kiszona robiona przez gospodynie w dom jest często inna niż kupna bo nie jest zakwaszana winem czy octem, dodaje się też marchew i ziarna kopru. Powinieneś spróbować kwasu że świeżo kiszonej kapusty takiego po 3 dniach, naturalny probiotyk, kiszone domowe ogórki także i małosolne 😊żurek to zupa na zakwasie z mąki i przypraw. Co gospodyni to każda potrawa może inaczej smakowac. Każda ma rodzinne przepisy od babci😂a rosół jak nie ma kury ze wsi to lepiej ugotować na antrykocie, mostku wołowym lub kaczce. Kurczak z marketów to chemia biały tłuszcz gdy wiejski kurczak ma tkankę tłuszczową żółtą i rosół lepszy. Kurczaka z zupy się pod smażą lub nie, robi potrawkę lub w inny sposób wykorzystuje np na Farsz do pierogów lub cepelinow😊i jest kolejny posiłek dla rodziny. Forma oszczędności, wszystko wykorzystuje dobra gospodyni maxymalnie. Warzywa z rosolu (marchew, seler, pietruszka) kroi się w kostke dodaję jajka pokrojone w kostke kukurydzę lub groszek, ziemniaki ugotowane i równierz pokrojone w kostkę, cebula, por ale świeży jedyny krojony w pólplastry ogórki konserwowe pokrojone jak wyzej😊lub kiszone zależy kto co woli a nawet grzybki marynowane. Zależy od gospodyni. I wszystko wymieszać z samym majonezem lub pół na pół z jogurtem greckim, plus trochę musztardy, pieprz i wszystko wymieszać, sól na końcu do smaku bo majonez jest już słony 😊. Więc z dobrego rosolu masz 3 potrawy. Zupę zjesz z makaronem, mięso z ziemniakami i np surówka (z ogórków lub inna) lub je przerobisz na farsz do czegoś lub na pasztet do chleba, a warzywa na sałatkę ziemniaczana, która możesz zjeść z pieczywem np na kolację lub sniadanie😊tak uczyły nas babcie i mamy gotować i nigdy niczego nie brakowało. W moim domu tata też robił sam wędliny więc nauczył też nas jak robić kiełbasy pasztety, zawsze to zdrowsze niż to co kupuje się w sklepie. Może dzięki domowej kuchni starsi ludzie dłużej żyją, mój tata ma 96 lat i nigdy nie był wegetarianinem 😂
The best UK food I had was a well made meat pie. Sunday roast is nothing special, it's just generic food. Polish cuisine is very regional, much more so than in the UK.
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Idk the washing machine argument is kinda funny to me. The reason a washing machine 'should' be in the bathroom is cuz all the dirty clothes are stored there n there's no need to keep clothes n food in the same place.
I like Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding, gravy and vegetables or roast lamb with mint sauce 🙂 I also like fish and chips with mash and peas. It's hard to buy in good quality. I live in Chester. There's only one place here with good fish and chips. I have many other products and dishes that I like in the UK. These are; - shepherd's pie - sausages, but only fresh ones and from a good butcher - Cheddar and Stilton cheeses etc.
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Nie wybrać Zakopanego, bo jest tam za dużo ludzi. Po czym wybrać Sopot, w którym jest dużo ludzi. ;)
@@RobReacts1 do not have airer only whashing mashine🤪safe enegry, safe planet , safe money😉 and from airer all stuff must be ironed and I hate ironing🤣
I see you got lost in translation of Morskie Oko. Sea Eye is the simplest translation. Your friend’s accent , however not “posh “ is very nice and easy to listen to.
Hi lads. I have to say that my favourite English food is definitely English breakfast and lots of brown sauce. My oldest nipper is loving this as well 😅
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The way Rob is proud of his polish pronunciation 😅❤
haha yep!
@@RobReacts1
and you should be getting better at it
- "Where would you move in Poland if you had to?"
- "Wie Pan, moim zdaniem to nie ma tak, że dobrze albo że nie dobrze. Gdybym miał powiedzieć, co cenię w życiu najbardziej, powiedziałbym, że ludzi. Ekhm... Ludzi, którzy podali mi pomocną dłoń, kiedy sobie nie radziłem, kiedy byłem sam..."
😂😂😂
To clearify that's Otis monologue from Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, movie is very popular in Poland, it was localised by Bartosz Wierzbięta, and his translation in movies can fit many jokes that you can relate with polish humor from other movies or jokes.
Rob you have a Polish soul - your so direct :)
haha thanks
His wife is watching. That's the Polish soul. She has a rolling pin.
Nice Your Polish is improving Rob, a little mistake polski is the language Polska is a country.
ale się odmienia - przyjechałeś do Polski a nie do Polska
@@margplsr3120 Tak to prawda
@@margplsr3120 Ku Polsce?
Bardzo Polska rzecz - wewnętrzna potrzeba poprawy kogoś w mówieniu.
@@Aladjan tak samo jak przypierdolenie się, do kogos na internetach ze kogos poprawia mimo ze to bylo w dobrej wierze, ale wiesz co Francuzi tez to robią.
Having washing machine in the kitchen is really crazy. In Poland we have it normally in the bathroom, because this is a place, where you wash yourself, and it's intuitive to keep dirty clothes there and then put them into the washing machine. Moreover the washing machine is sometimes a bit laud and it's easier to close the bathroom because the kitchen is usually open. What is the reason to have washing machine in the kitchen? Maybe not enough space in the bathroom and this is the only reason why in some (but rarely) houses in Poland the washing machine stays in the kitchen but I cannot see other reasons ;).
The reason they keep their washing machines in the kitchen are the electricity safety regulations. Their bathrooms are too small so the washing machine would stand too close to the shower. I recommend the Ruch Oporu RUclips channel - its host is a Polish electrician from Kent living there for 30 years. He explains a lot about British technologies.
@@tomaszgudel9408I know this channel but I'm not so interested in English electricity to watch it regularly and search for information about washing machines :D. But thanks for your reply and explanation
Zazwyczaj po za górnym oświetleniem nie ma gniazdek w angielskich łazienkach, to chyba kwestia przepisów miejscowych. Ja mam miejsce w łazience ale elektryk powiedział, że nie może mi zainstalować gniazdka w niej dlatego mam pralkę w kuchni.
@@yakeosicki8965sometimes drain is problem.
What?. I have never seen a washing machine in a bathroom :O
Hello guys . Nice conversation :) Kane couldn`t easy choose place because in Poland is too many beautiful places to live :)
"Rosół" is just a rich chicken broth. Some people do add pieces of chicken meat into the bowl with noodles and pour the broth over it, but usually the boiled meat is used to prepare a separate dish. You can take the boiled meat and some of the broth and use it as a base for the gravy. That way you get a two-course meal in one cooking process - a broth with noodles as a first course and meat with gravy and potatoes or rice as a second course. Not to mention that you can also use the vegetables (carrots, parsley root, celery), add a few ingredients and you have a perfect "sałatka jarzynowa" - vegetable salad. It tastes better if you use vegetables that were cooking in the broth than if they were simply boiled in water. So trust us, it all makes sense :)
Torun , Sopot , Gdansk, Lodz, Rzeszow, Lublin, Olsztyn, Bialysto, Szczecin, Bielsko - Biala, Zakopane, Krakow Warszawa.... bardzo duzo jest pieknych interesujacych miast w Polsce
Next time you get a chance, try 'Rolady wieprzowe z kluskami śląskimi i czerwoną kapustą' You will love it!
Rolady wołowe (beef)! They are traditional. Wieprzowe (pork) are just a cheap substitution, but not as good as original wołowe
Tylko rolady wołowe. ☝🏻
*modro kapusto, bo to śląskie danie. Poza tym jak przedmówcy wskazali, wieprzowe są wersją ekonomiczną.
I think that the proper translation for rosół might actually be just chicken broth. At least that's how I understand what a broth is
My first note is about washing machine, it's simple, really: kitchen is for food, bathroom is about body, intimacy, clothes, and being wet, so washing machine fits there. And in Poland we have one tap melting the water, not two separate for cold and hot one (which is crazy). About food, Rob you should try more Polish soups, they all are delicious, as well as Tatar (raw beff with raw yellow) and Kaszanka. I would also love to see you cooking your favourite English dish :)
The plumbing is downstairs in the kitchen though and we usually have smaller houses
@@RobReacts1the kitchen is associated with food. That's it. When there were no washing machines, laundry was still done in the bathroom, in the bathtub to be precise. It's logical. No one will convince me that the English washed their clothes in the kitchen sink. This is absurd. Laundry - bathroom - logic - tradition and history, that's all.
It’s cheaper to have one handle for cold and hot water. It’s smart to have separate ones. I agree in kitchen but bathroom? Soooooo crazy.
Answer is easy: in Poland are sockets in the bathrooms so you can plug washing machine there :)
Obejrzyj Ruch Oporu elektryk w UK tam wyjaśnia czemu Brytyjczycy mają pralki w kuchni lub ewentualnie w specjalnym pomieszczeniu (pralnia) - chodzi o przepisy elektryczne w ktorych ŻADNEGO gniazdka 230V nie moze byc blizej niz 3 metry od wanny/prysznica. A w ich domach z racji że są mniejsze 3 metry to może być już u sąsiada.
You forgot the most popular British food which is Chicken Tikka Masala ;)
Like Polish kebab or Greek style fish.
omg what a cute dog! I can not stop looking at him :-)
He's the best boy😇
Fudge is an amazing pooch!
Pretty cool to hear this i'am polish living in uk from year tree primary.nice to hear brits in poland having a whale of their life
If you like Wrocław, you should also visit the entire Lower Silesia because 25% of all Polish historical sites are here. There are about 1,000 castles, palaces, manors and fortresses here.
You should visit the Książ, Moszna, Czocha castles, the abbey in Lubiąż, churches of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor, baroque basilica in Krzeszów, prince's tower in Siedlęcin with Arthurian frescoes, Srebrna Góra fortress, Underground City Osówka- part of the Riese complex and my hometown - Lwówek Śląski :)
this 👌🏻
Most of castles in Silesia are German or Bohemian, since we lost most of Silesia during "Rozbicie Dzielnicowe".
@@marcin7054 But most of the cities were founded by the Silesian Piasts.
@@krzysztofkolarz3390 thats true.
@@marcin7054 these castles are Polish, they may be built by Prussia or Bohemia in the past.
It's true that the UK is not famous for its best cuisine. To put it bluntly - there are no English dishes that I'm crazy about. But there are many acceptable ones. For example, a Sunday roast (as long as it's not lamb).
To be honest, I don't eat ready meals these days, I cook almost every day. You can use the available products to prepare a dish that you are used to, and if necessary, there are many Polish stores in the UK. Even superstores here have Polish branch with kiełbasa, pierogi, kiszone ogórki, an so on :)
Haha, nice start! I already thought the whole interview would be in Polish ;D but it seems like progress, you're starting to speak Polish more nicely. Keep practicing, I'm rooting for you! 👍
haha sadly not the whole conversation!
@@RobReacts1 not now but maybe one day ... who knows ? 🙃
@@RobReacts1 practise makes perfect
Correction: there is practically NO humidity in Poland so you can dry your clothes outside practically any time. Including winter.
Sad thing about dialects in Poland, they were widely spoken in rural areas still in the end XX century, but they were mocked by townies as uneducated, not correct, language opposite to oficial Polish seen as the posh one, everyone wants to be posh, so nowadays there are only few groups really proud of their original language, Silesian, Kashubian and partially higlanders from Zakopane sorroundings.
Sooo true, but you can still hear it in older people in the countryside 😄
@@msCytrynka sure, but this world is dying which is sad, young people speak mostly only official Polish.
People in Poland have different dialects and accents! I can recognise that you are from Poznan, Slask or other parts of Poland. We do sound different!
@@magdajaworska7070 nothing like England or Germany, these differences are very subtle, when in London itself people from different part of the city speak with significantly different accent.
Polish construction is solid, I'm delighted. In London, a friend of mine lives in a block of flats on the 11th floor and has no central heating. In the 1990s, they often found a washing machine in the bathroom. Nowadays, it depends on the size of the house, either you have a laundry room or one built in the kitchen. For me, it doesn't matter that People don't go to wash the rivers.😁
The worst are windows that open outwards and impossible to wash. No such trade as "window washers" on the Continent..
Poznań is the best city! ❤
When you born and grown up with country taste always will be amazing, In England I liked the most fish and chips always in the first place. I try a lot of food roasted dinner, piglet sausages, chips with curry etc etc,be honest I liked English beer/IPA,PALE and cakes/sweets too.
Żurek is sour rye soup. Rosół is more broth, than soup. :-)
On the topic of not having accents and dialects here... Get a Silesian, a Masurian, a Pomeranian, and a Tatra mountain highlander and listen again. Even with Silesia and the Tatra mountains being right next to each other, they might as well be speaking different languages.
They said that Poland has different accents😊
Let's be honest - different accents from around Poland feel like they sound the same, when you compare it to different accents from around the UK. It's more like comparing Polish with other slavic languages, that's how differently UK accents sound.
Silesian, Pomeranian, Tatra mountain accents are just a piece of cake, you won't hear the difference unless you are native fluent in Polish
@@pokineusz3501 Dysz rychtyg prowda.
Dzãkujã, je ni òbaczësz je szląsczi a kaszëbsczi są jinszé.
@@LongandWeirdName to są niszowe dialekty, którymi na co dzień porozumiewa się garstka ludzi.
Zapraszam na wioski opolskie, zobaczysz tych paru uzywajacych na codzień gwary...... W sklepie, kosciele i w domach
Kane, if you like Zakopane, but prefer a place with fewer people, go to Bieszczady Mountains (Lesko, Ustrzyki Dolne and Górne, and the wonderful Solina with its huge flood lake also named Solina) and Lubelszczyzna (southern-east part of Poland)- Zamość is a charming city, and is very "quiet and peaceful".
You totally can add the chicken meat into the rosół ;) It's not that uncommon.
Łazienkę się zamyka i nie słychać jak pralka pracuje, kiedyś były pralki "Frania" i wygodniej było prac w łazience i płukać pranie w wannie. Poza tym wracając z pracy np budowlaniec czy inny robotnik wchodził myć się po pracy i ubranie od razu do pralki bo wygodnie nie ma bałaganu. Podobnie z wieszanie prania było w zimie gdy nie było suszarek automatycznych Kaloryfer w małym pomieszczeniu rozkręcony na noc na max załatwiał sprawę, nie było wirowek ani suszarek kiedyś to wieszanie prania nad wanną też wygodne bo woda wściekała do wanny. A suszarka stojąca w pokojach czy kuchni powoduje wilgoć a z czasem grzyb na ścianach czy oknach. Poza tym jeżeli robisz pranie a masz aneks kuchenny i ktoś cie odwiedza a pranie się kończy to musisz wyjąć ubrania i bieliznę przy kimś obcym a w łazience nikt nic nie widzi😊nie przynosisz też do kuchni śmierdzących po pracy skarpetek 😂
I am living in London 8 years now, so it's quite hard to enjoy traditional English kitchen, but, I love cheddar! Affordable precious. I even invented joke, French bloke and English dude drinking in the pub and arguing which country is better, French shoots: we got 10 000 kinds of cheese, English: yeah, but we got cheddar. French dude with sad face: true. (I hope you can get it despite my butchered English).
The most outstanding English cheese is Stilton. There is no better blue cheese in the world. Greetings from Chester.
Great chat!
Fellow british musician about to move to Wroclaw.. sounds like it's the right decision!
Maybe you should hook up with Kane and have a chat!
16:48 rob's "kakoparney" killed me
You forgot to mention Sheperds pie and Cornish pasties.Also steak and kidney pie a British treat.
Im very proud that you like Wrocław, because its very dynamic and interesting city. :)
I love it!
when i was in england years ago for couple years, i ate ofc fish and chips,english traditional breakfast,very nice and puddings,yea,tasty but ofc we all eat with pleasure what we use to as a childrens.
I grew up in Poland to the age of thirteen. I don’t miss Polish food at all , never eat in polish restaurants.
@@utahdan231 there u go!but u familiar with concept?xd
ha:D that me back in to 2004 being in UK ..... but no body help me... nice to here almost this same struggle..
When it comes to sports and Wrocław, maybe Speedway and Sparta Wrocław. Three speedway riders from the UK go there: Tai Woffinden, Daniel Bewley and Jack Smith 🤔
BTW, Rob's accent is nicer to the ear and more understandable to me, sorry Kane 🙃
Is Charlie also comes from the north of England? 🤔🤪
haha yes youre my favourite now after saying my accent is nicer than Kanes :D
Charlie is from the south with me
Rob, I think the location of the washing machine depends mainly on how much space we have as people. because if someone has a small bathroom, as in England, it is better to place it, for example, in the kitchen. In Poland, many apartments are small, so it is more convenient to put a washing machine in the bathroom and have more space for cabinets in the kitchen. but this is not the rule. It's easier to set something up when you live in your own home. I live in the countryside and we have a washing machine in the laundry room. I dry my laundry traditionally on lines because I have a large house, so there is also more space for drying laundry. from early spring to late autumn I dry my laundry outside because I love the natural smell of sun-dried laundry.
Posh is most sophisticated than northern English but I prefer northern I don't know why :) We have some different accents in our country try to speak with Kaszubi,Ślazacy, Górale and try to understand-good luck :D Your channel is never ending English lesson for me-thank you .Po polsku jednak lepiej sie wyslawiam. Traktuje te nagrania jako darmowa lekcje angielskiego. Ot tak hobbystycznie.
Go to Cieszyn Silesia region of Poland they have different words for things, different accent, stress and different endings every 10 km. It is because of the mountains, which seperated people in the past. Go to Wisla, Cieszyn, Kamesznica, Trojwieś.
Or Poznań (Wielkopolska voivodeship) ;) They also have different words. Or Kaszuby (northern Poland, Kartuzy ) and Kociewie (also northern Poland, Starogard Gdański).
Nice vid. 🙂By the way, in Poland there are also a different accents, depending of the region, and even of the city region, in bigger cities.
23:40 Definately disagree. We have got silesian, kashubian, pomeranian, highlanders dialects. And it's not a matter of accent.
The chat was very interesting. Have a nice time in Poland mate.
My favourite British dish is roster carrots, parsnips, potatoes and roasted lamb shoulde with gravy(beef red wine and onion), prepared by myself or my wife. I'm not a big fan of the meals served in pubs.
I don't like British bread, sausages, ham, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard; I do not like Yorkshire pudding, mince pies, or pies in general. The significant advantage is access to Indian cusins, which I like. However, in the UK, I'm missing Polish-Vietnamese takeaways.
Hey, the city choice is real hard. There are many good cities to choose. But Wrocław is quite good and have hidden gemes. ❤
If we have to travel 500-700 kilometers by car, bus or train, we forget about the other end of the country. Then we naturally choose the city of KRAKOW. KRAKOW is great and you won't get bored. Many charts show that the air quality is terrible, but if you look at Google Maps, other neighborhoods have houses and forests very close that clean the air. Krakow has such a terrain, it's not flat, we don't have to live in a block of flats if we can afford it. From Krakow you can even see or go to the mountains. The border of the Czech Republic and Slovakia without a passport, without borders and close to Zakopane, so you can spend New Year's Eve, Christmas and holidays.
Polecam: Polędwica wieprzowa nadziewana łososiem w otoczce z farszu z cielęciny z
dodatkiem wątróbki i szparag, zawinięta w szynkę parmeńską i kapustę włoską w
sosie z groszku cukroweg.
Hi Rob.
There's some British food I like however when it is done from a scratch. Eg. wellington (home made dough), FRESH herbs I use: rosemary, tarragon, thyme, freshly ground black pepper, I add garlic, onion, paprika powder, bay leaves, allspice..
Second: shepherd's pie, then: sunday roast? aww well.. to not get bland root veg I season them too..
too me eating boiled or steamed carrots, parsnip, brusselsprout ..very bland.. since all the flavour is left either in water or is steamed away..
I do cook so-called English or Scottish breakfast but.. I cook beans myself, add chopped tomatoes, onions, garlic, paprika, black pepper, salt, cumin powder in order to get a richer food (cumin by the way helps digestion and prevents you from farting).
scrumbled eggs must contain at least fried onions.
Fish and chips is the thing my mom makes once in a while however it is exclusively a pan fried version (breaded or different coating is used-flaxseed, sesame, cornflakes, pumpkin sunflower mix). Each time fresh grease is used, chips that I hate are only cooked in an air fryer, fresh raw salad with it-eg. coleslaw style-no mayo!- sunflower oil or olive oil, grated cabbage (usually red), grated onion or leek, 1 sour apple, carrots, salt, pepper, a bit of either soured cream or greek yoghurt- fresh chopped dill or parsley can be added to it. What is interesting -it reminds me when I had lost 4 stone in 6 months- low GI products. replacing breadcrumbs or batter with seeds, eating potato wedges with skins, raw salad..I did not excersise- I was loosing 10 pounds or so every 30 days..no calorie restrictions..
this is crazy, both of you guys already look like Polish, and your friend Kane doesn't even have English accent anymore :P
Most people hear only English from the South, maybe that's why 😊
The chicken is left in the pot to later be deboned, the breast and thigh meat mixed with rice, pineapple, salt, pepper, curry powder, and mayonnaise or Greek yogurt, and the rest of the meat mixed with gelatin mixed in some of the pure broth with green peas. Four meals from one soup, as you also use the carrot, parsley root, and celery root used for the broth in a boiled vegetable salad(adding green peas, brine pickles(kiszone), onion, potatoes, and the usual mayo, salt, and pepper).
Its all about efficiency. One use of the stove gets you two days worth of food.
Gotta remember that we were a very poor people for quite a while, first under the partitions, then under Soviet rule. Not every place even had gas or electric stoves. Most village households still used wood stoves up until the 1990s. Many still do.
You must be kidding. Veggies from broth for vegetable salad? Disgusting.
@@utahdan231 Read the last paragraph. Also, what did you want? Raw veggies? These might taste a bit chicken-y, but that's what the other, strong flavor ingredients are for. To overpower and hide that. Waste not, want not.
I do not agree that all Poles sound the same, because of the partitions our way of pronouncing words, using words and forming sentences differs. It may not be as different as in your country, but there are differences. Foreigners are just unable to hear the difference in Polish 😄
The way we speak Polish in Istebna is a way different it is similar to Czech, Slovak, Polish, and it is still it's own dialect.
Polish people talk the same and look the same.
well the main difference is that if I speak from somone from Gdansk or Poznan or Warsaw I would not be able to locate their accent ( I am Polish btw) so the differences exists on very tiny scale vs England or Italy for example , you can without fail recongise different accents in different cities. I like this coherence about Poland, It helps the society to be really united
@@les2169 I agree, I can't tell where someone is from but I hear they speak in a different way
I really like the video
I’m a pole living in London for 13 years
From Poland I’m from the south
So if I can recommend the place to explore it will be Szzczawnica and the area around
👍
Hello, you must have heard about the new Netflix series 1670, it shows the Polish nobility in a comedic way, the main character is blinded by his social position. The series shows the fate of this noble family. usually in such films they spoke in poetic language, but in this comedy they speak everyday language, which also gives it a comedic charm.😂
Yes I have it on my watch list. Just waiting for a time that I am in the mood for subtitles :D
@@RobReacts1
Yes, of course, the absurdities of this series are as comedic as the texts in Monty Python, I think. It reminds me of a good level of comedy where you can laugh at the flaws of the government and society. I hope you enjoy watching it in your free time.
It’s quite easy explanation for washing machine in bathroom is a place where you take off your clothes.
Well I usually take my clothes off in my bedroom
In Polish you can directly translate this is Kane to "to jest Kane"
lol... Kane starts to have a polish accent in English... his English got harder ;p
Actually, personal hygiene requires that you keep your pants and socks away from food. So a washing machine in the kitchen is out of place
I dont know about you, but I dont put food on the floor and I dont put the dirty washing on the kitchen sides.
Rob you dont have to, germs, bacterias will find the way to catch your food😂
@@RobReacts1
We just don't mix our pants with food. Simple hygiene, keep bacteria away from food. I start to worry . Not about you, but about the children you have contact with.
Great video, guys.
Thanks!
Guys, you said nothing about eastern part of PL. Does it mean you have not seen Roztocze or dolina Bugu? It is astonishing...what about Mazury?
Come on guys!
We want to go to Mazury this year 🎉😊
Bigos o Bożę to jak zjeść złą pizzę we Włoszech .O co mi chodzi oto że ile rodzin tle bigosów a to co jadłeś może jest z restauracji albo z kosmosu
I knew the final answer will be one of the Trojmiasto's cities! :D :D :D
You have EVERYTHING in there with just few minutes of driving - city centres, old town, BIG forests, the sea and (small) mountains (!) you can ski in the winter! :D Ideal place to live. Why did I decide to move to Manchester... 🤣🤣🤣
Rób co się dotyczy potraw to każdy region w Polsce ma swoje jedyne i niepowtarzalne aby spróbować ich wszystkich to życia Tobie zabraknie 😂😂😂😂😂 . Pamiętaj każde Polskie miasto, miasteczko czy też wsie mają swój urok. Życzę Tobie i Charlie abyście dużo lepiej poznali Polskę. Dziękuję Tobie że starasz się by każdy film miał napisy także w języku polskim. Wspaniałe odlicza łeś w Sylwestra od 10 do zera po Polsku. Aha jeszcze jedno mówisz że w Polsce wszyscy tak samo mówią... To chciałbym zobaczyć Ciebie gdyby spotkali się np. Kaszub, Góral, Ślązak z Dolnego Śląska z Górnego Śląska że Śląska Opolskiego i ciekawe co byś wtedy powiedział 😂😂😂😂😂.
Niech spróbuje Pizza od Kizo z serem w sklepie ŻABKA
It's nice, Rob, to hear you speaking Polish, but I would advise you to spend an afternoon or two learning some basic phonetic rules or patterns. For example, the word stress in Polish words (with one clearly defined exception), always falls on the penultimate syllable, so it must be War-SZA-wa, not WAR-sza-wa. As to washing machines, it's not about their type or air humidity. It's simply that I would never, even for a minute, keep bread in a loo or a bathroom, nor dirty laundry in a kitchen.
How do you feel about the seaside during summertime? I reckon the more popular places are crowded usually, but there are things to see there, also places (much rarely visited) to attend to.
Don't go to łódź hahaha😂😂😂 it's like Bradford, maybe slightly better hahaha
Hi Rob! First of all greetings from Manchester !!! Kane ma zupełną rację na temat rosołu bo ja jako kucharz też nie nazywam rosołu zupą bo z technicznego punktu widzenia to po prostu esencja wywar mięsny używany w kuchni jako baza do 80% zup i 50% sosów. Jednak na polskim stole rosół zajmuje szczególne miejsce i jest podawany do niedzielnego obiadu a z reszty niedzielnego rosołu większość polskich rodzin ma poniedziałkową zupę pomidorową 🤣😋
Kane is absolutely right about rosół because as a cook, I don't call rosół a soup either, because from a technical point of view it is simply the essence of meat stock used in the kitchen as a base for 80% of soups and 50% of sauces. However, on the Polish table, rosół occupies a special place and is served with Sunday dinner, and most Polish families use the rest of the Sunday rosół to make (pomidorówka) tomato soup on Monday.
Even if u type in to google translator Rosół becomes Broth hahaha
About rosół it served like it was said in some houses and usualy in restaurants. But in my famyly, and many others you will get clear soup, and then sepret bowls with chicken, carrots, parsnip and short macaroni, so everybody can get what they want is theirs soup. Im also a "heretic" becouse i prefer potatos instead of macaroni, this is not so common 😅
Please do not give Brits any break. In Poland , they DO not own the World. Anymore.
I like a stake with a peppercorn sause. I like an English breakfast as well. Let's be honest, the best British food is Chinese and an Indian food :).
I'm 22, my ex was from Krakow I would fly to see her and I loved it so much I'm looking to move to Poland (Krakow) hopefully within the next year absolutely loved it there
Awesome!
The guy looks Polish, not British. And I don't understand what they see in these dumplings. There are plenty of better foods out there.
A lot of people are talking about moving to Poland, possible as refugees at this point with what is going on with the UK and the authoritarian direction our government is heading
Kapusta kiszona robiona przez gospodynie w dom jest często inna niż kupna bo nie jest zakwaszana winem czy octem, dodaje się też marchew i ziarna kopru. Powinieneś spróbować kwasu że świeżo kiszonej kapusty takiego po 3 dniach, naturalny probiotyk, kiszone domowe ogórki także i małosolne 😊żurek to zupa na zakwasie z mąki i przypraw. Co gospodyni to każda potrawa może inaczej smakowac. Każda ma rodzinne przepisy od babci😂a rosół jak nie ma kury ze wsi to lepiej ugotować na antrykocie, mostku wołowym lub kaczce. Kurczak z marketów to chemia biały tłuszcz gdy wiejski kurczak ma tkankę tłuszczową żółtą i rosół lepszy. Kurczaka z zupy się pod smażą lub nie, robi potrawkę lub w inny sposób wykorzystuje np na Farsz do pierogów lub cepelinow😊i jest kolejny posiłek dla rodziny. Forma oszczędności, wszystko wykorzystuje dobra gospodyni maxymalnie. Warzywa z rosolu (marchew, seler, pietruszka) kroi się w kostke dodaję jajka pokrojone w kostke kukurydzę lub groszek, ziemniaki ugotowane i równierz pokrojone w kostkę, cebula, por ale świeży jedyny krojony w pólplastry ogórki konserwowe pokrojone jak wyzej😊lub kiszone zależy kto co woli a nawet grzybki marynowane. Zależy od gospodyni. I wszystko wymieszać z samym majonezem lub pół na pół z jogurtem greckim, plus trochę musztardy, pieprz i wszystko wymieszać, sól na końcu do smaku bo majonez jest już słony 😊. Więc z dobrego rosolu masz 3 potrawy. Zupę zjesz z makaronem, mięso z ziemniakami i np surówka (z ogórków lub inna) lub je przerobisz na farsz do czegoś lub na pasztet do chleba, a warzywa na sałatkę ziemniaczana, która możesz zjeść z pieczywem np na kolację lub sniadanie😊tak uczyły nas babcie i mamy gotować i nigdy niczego nie brakowało. W moim domu tata też robił sam wędliny więc nauczył też nas jak robić kiełbasy pasztety, zawsze to zdrowsze niż to co kupuje się w sklepie. Może dzięki domowej kuchni starsi ludzie dłużej żyją, mój tata ma 96 lat i nigdy nie był wegetarianinem 😂
here for the dog
The best UK food I had was a well made meat pie. Sunday roast is nothing special, it's just generic food. Polish cuisine is very regional, much more so than in the UK.
never heard, when you want to find a flat you serch(in the internet) by bedrooms not rooms. Kitchen is not like room evenXD
I would not recomend to be excited about eating corpse! Bear in mind that Great Britain is the country where veganism came to existsance!
hahhaahhahahahha hahahhahaha i cant stop laughing ....i dont know why..... im sorry so soryy hahahahhahahahhahahahahhaxdxdxdxxD XxD
Funny fact i was given nickname polski beacuse i was the first pol they knew
I was just looking at the doggo the whole time lol its so adorable
Fudge is awesome!
In my region all of us do cross country skiing.
That's why many British houses have a dump problem.
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Hello, nice video. I am waiting for more
tbh Zakopane doesn't really hava good rep - it's a theme park run by assholes not a city
Idk the washing machine argument is kinda funny to me. The reason a washing machine 'should' be in the bathroom is cuz all the dirty clothes are stored there n there's no need to keep clothes n food in the same place.
Our dirty clothes are stored in the washing basket in the bedroom. A lot of our bathrooms are too small
@@RobReacts1 aaaaaah
I like Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding, gravy and vegetables or roast lamb with mint sauce 🙂 I also like fish and chips with mash and peas. It's hard to buy in good quality. I live in Chester. There's only one place here with good fish and chips. I have many other products and dishes that I like in the UK. These are;
- shepherd's pie
- sausages, but only fresh ones and from a good butcher
- Cheddar and Stilton cheeses etc.
Nie wybrać Zakopanego, bo jest tam za dużo ludzi. Po czym wybrać Sopot, w którym jest dużo ludzi. ;)
Pralka nie powinna być ani w łazience ani w kuchni. powinna być w pomieszczeniu gospodarczym, pralni itd
If the basket is in the bathroom with dirty clothes and the washing machine is in the bathroom, you don't have to carry them to the kitchen.😅smart
ah yes, but the airer ends up in the kitchen anyway.
@@RobReacts1 do not have airer only whashing mashine🤪safe enegry, safe planet , safe money😉 and from airer all stuff must be ironed and I hate ironing🤣
@@RobReacts1 in the kitchen I have space for a fridge, washing machine and dishwasher, nothing else. and I live in Scotland😆😝😁
Polish is difficult even for Polish people 🤣🤣🤣
British breakfast is the best
hmm :) Poland are bigger
I see you got lost in translation of Morskie Oko. Sea Eye is the simplest translation.
Your friend’s accent , however not “posh “ is very nice and easy to listen to.
"No, Kane, I never said "Parky", I said "Paxman", mate, "Paxman"!"
Kane with a canine friend 🙂, greetings from Down Under.
poudż to jest po góralsku ;)
Pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍
Kane is like ex-Prime Minister Morawiecki when he was talking about the price of the bread when Kane has to choose one place to live
IM TOTALLY i FELL tipsy dipsy xd hahahahahahhahahahahh
New name for girl Partycja almost like tradycja...:p
Do the Polish allow vegetarians to move there
Hi lads. I have to say that my favourite English food is definitely English breakfast and lots of brown sauce. My oldest nipper is loving this as well 😅
I bloody hate brown sauce! HAHA