Thanks for informing ❤😊

Something is no yes.

In old Polish: rz used to be pronounced like today's czech: ř. And Polish ż is just simple ż.

Nosal sounds ą and ę.

Wstrzemięźliwość.

Sorbian belongs as well to the west.

We called my Polish grandmother, Babci, however she was from Vilna in Lithuania so maybe the dialect is slightly different.

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Beautiful the different areas of Mary's life

Great video. I am visiting warsaw for the first time at the weekend with my partner to visit her brother who lives there. we are from the uk so not a long flight. We are staying at the hotel metropol in the centre and after i watched this video, it seems that we can get the train from Chopin airport and it stops right near our hotel?? Which train is best for this journey? red or green? ill remember to get tickets too for us before boarding the train. thank you :)

Nectarines and apricots are good to Poland should plant some.

Thank You!

I cant wait my new job in poland. Very clear information. Thank you so much

Thank you for this helpful video, this is my first overseas holiday this December

My Mom's parents were from Poland. Immigrated in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Before she passed on, I got her to write the area her parents came from. Can you direct me on a map somehow? Thanks... CITY WIESZ ROK TOWN POWIAT RYPIN REGION (?) ZIEMIA POLSKA COUNTRY (?) GILBERNIN (?) PLOTSKA

Thank you so much! My husband's family is from Poland and I really love learning from you! 🎉

Grandma Busia grandpa jaja

Very helpful video - thank you

Platform = peron, exactly the same in indonesia. surprisingly

We called my grandparents Dzadza and Busia (grandpa and Booshie) My parents divorced when I was young, so I do not know much of Polish language. However, being a grandmother now I am a Booshie 😊

This my type of video, thank you for your service ❤

rosja=imperium ZŁA

I'm in the US. Both of my paternal great grandmothers were Polish immigrants. My siblings and I called them Busia and Nana.

Great video. Thank you. Do you know if a return ticket for the train can be used 2 days later?

Does the train work 24/7 or what’s the schedule of the train in the morning

Hey, thanks for the informative video! I visited Kraków last weekend for a shot stay and it was a pleasure! I strongly recommend visiting the city! I used the train to get to Kraków Główny where my hotel was located. I have a question concerning the tickets. I preordered my ticket via the KOLEO app. Because of flight times and possible delays I booked the last train at 1:15 am in the early morning. As I was faster then I expected I reached the platform at 0:12 am and the one hour earlier train was leaving in 3 minutes. As I was not sure if im allowed to use an earlier train I didn't enter it. The conductor seemed to get a bit nervous due to the train leaving and me hanging around in front of it. So he asked me to get in and I said that my ticket is for the train in one hour. He said that's no problem and that I can enter and so I did. In the train he scanned my ticket and everything seemed fine. As far as I read in the app descriptions a ticket is valid for 4 hours. So I thought that means starting at 1:15 am lasting till 5:15 am. Is it right that you also can go earlier or did the conductor an exception for me? Are you tied to a certain train in general traveling locally? Thanks! 🙂

Ive always called my grandmother Babcie (bab-shee) damn, have i been doin it wrong?

I called my polish grandmother Busia and we are from the USA

I called my grandfather Dzia Dzia and my grandmother Busia.

My grandfather always use to pronounce jah-jee and bop-chee...sure do miss his homemade galąbki, haluszki, and palatski..God bless Mary protect +++

I am from Winnipeg, Canada. We called my Polish grandmother "Baba" or sometimes to be cute, we called her "Babby"...but that was a nickname. She was Fransiska Loszczuk. Oh, how I miss her pierogi 😢

May I use a snapshot of the altar from this video in a family history book? I will give you credit for the picture. The book will NOT be available for sale to the public.

perfect information

Are you okay

For my grandmother we call her Babcia but we pronounced it bab-she although I always forget how to spell it so it might be spelled different 😂

Very helpful,, visiting next month,, i will buy you a coffee 😊

Excellent information my friend. Thanks for making the video and for taking the time to upload.

Thank a lot! i didn´t know there was a train stop at Krakow airport 🙂

Hi! I am in warsaw airport right now, watching your video while already sitting in the S2 train. I've been sitting since 8am and it is not leaving...i guess i whould have gotten into the 175 Bus. But thanks for the vid. It's very helpful

Karola is Carol

We called my great-grandma who was born in America, but was full-blooded Polish, Grandma Busia

We called her busia, that was in the 50's she lived in Detroit.

Thankyou😊

Stalinist style in not terrible. The rest is bad

to distinguish between my mother who was Babcia, who was grandmother to our children, whenwe became grandmothers we were called Bachee

Please, can I get my ZTM monthly pass at the AIRPORT, if I apply for it ON-LINE 7 days before arrival????? I am a foreigner.

I'm a mutt mix, lol. I know for sure that I'm Italian on my mother's side and on my father's side I was told German & Polish. Is there a way that you can find out exactly what your Heritage is? My boyfriend's Niece lives with her Grandfather (his step father) & EV1 calls him Jaji & that's why I was also trying to figure out how to say it so now I can let them know. Thank you for the video because how you guys spell your words, is totally different on how you say it so it was confusing to me.

It is very useful! Thank you very much! 😊

Can I ask a question? If I choose to go to the city center by bus, at which stop should I get off?