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[@hungarianhillbilly4144]

As a Hungarian, I have nothing but love and respect for Poland and it's wonderful people. God bless Poland.

[@maj0n3s]

Teddy Molnar - Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki - Lengyel, Magyar két jó barát

[@monimarz]

Hungarian and Poland are family, brother and sister. We respect each other deeply.

[@everybodyhateschris1822]

You're actually wrong a little, you know by the history our countries was in kind a relationship, but only because of it, you can said that all people in this country ale wonderful. It's like said that all russians are but because of gulag etc.

[@CultEXO]

Teddy Molnar Polak Węgier dwa bratanki i do konia i do szklanki

[@zanmarkow7764]

Same from Poland to hungary. God bless.

[@lehell.3830]

I love you Poland 😍😍😍 From Hungary 🇭🇺🇮🇩❤️

[@wymyslnazwe1050]

This is Indonesia flag xD

[@stachu2940]

Polak i Węgier dwa bratanki

[@StopTeoriomSpiskowym]

we hate you Hungary for Moscow looking your politics

[@annasamotrzanska37]

Stop Teoriom Spiskowym Hey, it's not the truth ! ,,Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki !"

[@kamilziembikiewicz859]

This is not polish flag, its indonesia ;D

[@cadronagaming]

Video about Poland Comments: love You From hungary =========== Video about Hungary Comments: love You From Poland My reaction: nice brotherhood :) Also love From hungary :D

[@strawberry_milk9898]

EZgamer yt in Poland we are talking like: Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki. It means: pole, hungarian: two bros🤗❤️

[@strawberry_milk9898]

Fascisté français canadien yeah, Poland is amazing, but our government is €&&)@@!!!💔😭🤬.

[@katarzynagnyp626]

Polish and Hungarian two brother countries

[@kidcarlomagno7094]

Love to Poland and Hungary from Mexico. I don't know too much about Europe but it's clear to me you're the hope of your continent

[@BumAngel2001]

@@kidcarlomagno7094 We are the hope for Christianity. I'm from New York and I love my Mexican brothers

[@worrange9636]

''Who waits to be set free, doesn't deserve freedom!'' Love from Czech Republic

[@thegaminglad2451]

Poland is kind of related to poland

[@sharonwoodard1008]

On a much deeper thought it's to bad anyone has to fight to be free and unless your a criminal you deserve to be free.

[@cadtaingrey]

@@sharonwoodard1008 None of the Poles wants to know about the friendship of Pilsudski and Hitler, Poland’s military aggression against Czechoslovakia in 1938, Polish collaboration, Polish anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, the participation of Poles in the Jewish pogroms during the German occupation and after the liberation from the Germans, the participation of Polish peasants in the extradition of Jews to German concentration camps, the service of the Poles in the German concentration camps, in the division by the Poles of Jewish property and real estate.

[@cadtaingrey]

@@sharonwoodard1008 Yes. None of the Poles wants to know about the friendship of Pilsudski and Hitler, Poland’s military aggression against Czechoslovakia in 1938, Polish collaboration, Polish anti-Semitism, the participation of Poles in the Jewish pogroms during the German occupation and after the liberation from the Germans, the participation of Polish peasants in the extradition of Jews to German concentration camps, the service of the Poles in the German concentration camps, in the division by the Poles of Jewish property and real estate.

[@igorgrocholski243]

@@cadtaingrey you mean ukrainians?

[@eperke2933]

I'm a simple hungarian. I see poland I click like.

[@unodo1332]

haha, love from poland

[@kkkkalisssz]

❤

[@martynaloconte1707]

Hungary ❤ Poland love u 😂💗

[@grzesixgrzesix4993]

Polal Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki

[@karolinabrya3958]

Wow, thank you❤️

[@thelonewolf9866]

Love to Poland from Finland!

[@wiowie689]

Thanks you!!! You’re so nice :) i’m from Poland!

[@bywaj5462]

good vodka bro

[@karol1na.a]

Why you love Poland?

[@stockholmsyndrome8643]

Love to Finland from Poland ❤️

[@justcutepie3998]

❤❤❤

[@zhangkkum]

Poland was removed from maps for 123 years but we survived and that’s beautiful~ Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱

[@tonis1167]

Greetings! Bulgaria was wiped out from the map for 456 years (1422-1878). The polish King Wladislaus II tried to liberate Bulgaria but didn't succeed and died in 1444 at Varna. He is considered as a national hero here in Bulgaria. While our ""christian brothers"" in western Europe were scratching their balls while the ottomans were swallowing the christian balkans, the only ones who were there to help us were the fellow Hungarians and Poles.

[@por1264]

@@tonis1167 sad story D:

[@neilmccauley690]

Greeting from Serbia.. Slovenska bratija!!!

[@kasiaczaplis2160]

This is sad........ IM from Poland myself.......

[@Gaxriel]

@@tonis1167 we actually was dependent from 1795 to 1991 with few short breaks

[@MultiCinio]

Thank you for a lot of nice and friendly sentences about Poland. But... I feel obliged to pay attention to one important understatement. The author of the film talks about a sad period in Polish history, describing a complex of concentration camps in Auschwitz. If the author's task is to present Poland to people who do not know much about this country, the author's words should be extremely accurate on such a delicate issue as the German occupation in Poland. According to the lack of precise words of the author of this film, the Poles organized and led the Holocaust in their lands, and the Soviets ended it. However, the truth is completely different. Here are three aspects that can not be omitted, discussing the issue of World War II in Poland: 1. In 1939, Germany, in cooperation with the Soviets, attacked Poland and after a few weeks of fierce fighting, they completely smashed Poland and led their own totalitarian rule there. In central Poland, the General Government was formed, with the complete power of Hans Frank, one of the Nazi criminals; the remaining Polish lands were included directly in the territories of aggressors - the Third Reich and the Soviet Union. The Poles never gave their consent (no capitulation act was signed), but before the last Polish army was defeated, the Poles began to create an underground state to fight the invaders. 2. All - without exception - death camps established in the areas of defeated Poland belonged to the German state and only managed by the Germans. In addition to the terrible massacre on Jews (and they were Polish citizens after all), in the concentration camps, Poles, the Roma minority, Catholic priests, and consecrated persons of all faiths were killed. The statistics clearly show: 1,100,000 Jews, 150,000 Poles, 25,000 Roma, and 30,000 other nationalities (Czechs, Russians and others) were murdered in Auschwitz. There were many more German Nazi death camps in occupied Poland. Poles - though in smaller numbers - were victims of these camps, just as Jews were. 3. Although the Poles are involved in the fight against Nazism and communism throughout the entire period of World War II (in the first weeks the Poles fought alone against the two invaders). The Poland was de facto and de jure (Poland, the United Kingdom and the French Republic was united by a political and military alliance from mid-1939) one of the anti-Hitler coalition countries, but during the negotiations of the so-called The Big Three in Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam, Polish interests were completely ignored; Poles were turned into slavery of the Soviet empire by their own allies. I believe that the above-mentioned misunderstanding is accidental and results from small imperfections in the author's knowledge. I suggest, however, that we take such delicate issues with due care for historical details and national sensitivity in the countries that are the subject of reportage. In addition, I would like to suggest a search for information on Polish heroes of World War II, for example, Witold Pilecki or Irena Sendlerowa.

[@christopherwgcg]

Thanks for the education. US history classes are very, let's say, lacking when it comes to the past 100 years. The author, and his generation need to learn more about world history. At least they learn by visiting.

[@T2roxT2]

typical Polak

[@chipgrono215]

Well stated and accurate. There is a revisionist force that is putting forth the idea that Poland is and was an anti Jew nation but that has never been true except when Poland was under nazi and/or communist domination.

[@dyingduck8133]

I hate polish history, because it's so sad. They had their own culture and people didn't like it, so they decided to destroy everything they had. It's so unfair. Just look: Russia, Germany, Sweden, Slovakia, Ukraine, Turkey...everyone was against Poland. How is that even possible that they still have their own country and language? It's unbelievable. I have really great respect for the Poles. They're probably the bravest in Europe and who knows... maybe even in the whole world.

[@marianbranny3610]

Dying Duck, Poland had a great history, but it all went to shit

[@nieodgadniesztejnazwy1815]

Pablo The Clown well, a Pole is a person who lives in Poland. Pole = Polak

[@weronikasowinska380]

Patric Ney is a great chanel about polish history

[@icecreams1601]

It's really nice to hear that. I'm so happy that people appreciate us and our history. xoxo

[@nikolauz3162]

Dying Duck Proud to be a pole

[@gacuwa2581]

''Because we do not beg for freedom, we fight for it''/gen. Witold Urbanowicz

[@StopTeoriomSpiskowym]

why Poles still fight for freedom and polish politics only acting freedom?

[@StopTeoriomSpiskowym]

nie bylosmy przykladem dla swiata nie opowiadaj bzdur i dyrdymałek. u nas zaszczepiono też racjonalnosc polak majac tragiczną sytuacje finansowa czekał na szengen i zniknęlo troche polaków. jak sie maja ci co zostali

[@StopTeoriomSpiskowym]

kiedy to byłes przykladem dla swiata? nie wiesz? to sie hehe dowiedz. było jakoś lepiej w kazdym czasie gdy ciebie nie było a dzis tylko internety i internetowe spiski. miłosci mam wiele twojej fałszywki mi nie potrzeba. to wszystko retoryczne pytania bo widze zamiaru odpowiedzi nie było.

[@XLOKO49]

@@StopTeoriomSpiskowym *Lecz się, psychopato!*

[@drongerprince767]

I love poland i don't know why .....love from india❤❤😎😀

[@gelismsp738]

love from poland :)

[@filipinyarchipelagsonca.6731]

Perhaps because we all came from India after all? The Polish language has much in common with Sanskrit. Gramma is very similar. Sanskrit words like "agni"/fire in polish we say ogień. Gotra we say góra. In Sanskrit reka/river in polish rzeka...and many more. Namaskar.

[@drongerprince767]

@@filipinyarchipelagsonca.6731 yeah could be possible😍

[@rahatasef2129]

I love Poland for football

[@rahatasef2129]

From Bangladesh

[@zitazerg]

Polak, Wegier dwa bratanki! Love from Hungary my Polish brothers! :)

[@AnilSingh-gh9fl]

Hii I m from India

[@mistictea251]

I knew someone will say this! Greetings from Poland, Gdynia :)

[@colinesquire2480]

Hi from Ireland we have a big Polish community here 💪

[@callmekc9793]

Greetings from Poland! Thank u

[@callmekc9793]

@@colinesquire2480 Oooo really? I had no idea. Thats really cool!

[@youcantkilltwice5596]

Greets from Turkey. İ like Poland and especially Lublin. Polish people are realy friendly, kind and respectfull.

[@domczix8332]

Ömer ADA I am from Lublin😁

[@youcantkilltwice5596]

Domczix Lublin night life was gorgeous. İ like nature of city ofcorse zalev zemborski lake and botonic park deserves to see👍.İ advise you west part of Turkey.

[@domczix8332]

True Lublin is lovely

[@92Poland]

Ömer ADA greetings from Lublin kanka ;)

[@olakosacz4244]

Glad to hear that❤

[@Wintma]

Rzadko ktoś zza granicy wypowiada się pozytywnie o Polsce :) To miło usłyszeć tyle pięknych rzeczy o naszym kraju.

[@MrVasstayan]

cebula

[@Chorsanoidka]

@@MrVasstayan och, bądź cicho.

[@amela6192]

XD

[@Wintma]

Tja, tja, Janusze, Grażynki i cebule, ale nie tylko to u nas xDDDDD dzięki za tyle like xD

[@lobo75801]

czy każdy polak który mieszka poza polską musi pisać "mjeszkam" zamiast "mieszkam" mam wielu znajomych którzy mieszkają poza polską i tak piszą i wydaje mi się to zabawne :p

[@sheilamarieparallon5962]

"Love you Poland" From The Phillipines😁

[@callmekc9793]

Love from Poland! 😘

[@szadziowy3317]

Thanks from Poland💕❤️👍

[@speaknow7686]

Love from Poland😊

[@tt_k3]

Love to the Philippines ❤️ hope everyone is good there !

[@zeusbog6078]

Tanks from Canada 😈

[@filipjudek6229]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly he got the pierogi in the bacc

[@callmekc9793]

Pierogis are the freaking best pastry dish for me. Apart from like cake and stuff.

[@berri794]

Pierogi world domination

[@rafasidor782]

Due to this kind of video's, I feel proud of being Polish.

[@rafasidor782]

Subbed :)

[@deidjera]

You should be :)

[@vBlinz]

@@FtdFacts Can you please make a video about Lithuania I'm from Lithuania Lithuania and Poland have the same History For example we Lithaunians helped Poland to defeat the teutonic knights in the battle of Grunwald in around 15th century Then we made a commonwealth joining both our nation's together Then we became the biggest and probably the most powerful country in the world And then we were defeated by the Prussians,Russians and Austrains And then we suffered from our occupants Then the nazis came along and invaded us and then the Soviets came back and then we were under communism And then finally we got our independents.....

[@mongoose415]

Try to go sometime! It's one of the coolest places I've had the privilege of being in.

[@blink2665]

Actually Poland is located in central Europe, not eastern ;)

[@kociakarma1237]

Poland *is* in Eastern Europe. Just accept it finally.

[@autumnramble]

Yup, just like Austria and Sweden.

[@thecat2587]

Poland is NOT Eastern Europe. When Europe was broken into two, thanks to the Soviet sphere of influence after WW2 we could safely say that it was East vs West, but not by choice. Once Poland and the rest of Soviet influenced Europe was free again, they all pushed themselves towards the West. Poland geographically is Central Europe. If you want to argue that then you'd have to admit that Austria is also geographically the same as much of Poland is more west that Austria. Poland, Czech Rep, Slovakia and Hungary all call themselves Central Europeans, as the Romanians and Bulgarians say they are Southern Europeans and Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania are the Baltics. Nobody refers to themselves as Eastern European thanks to the awful memories that it provides.

[@thecat2587]

Wrong. If that wad the case, Austria is Eastern European too...

[@thecat2587]

Very good answer. Maybe not a good idea to say Poles are the same as Germans, but there is plenty to compare to - Posen is now Poznan. Gdask was Danzig etc... so the Germanic influences may remain in parts. But Poland is definitely 100% Central Europe.

[@russiaexitcrimea2203]

Poland has mountains, forest and a great beachfront near Gdansk. I love Poland.

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@kidcarlomagno7094]

Love to Poland from Mexico 💕

[@speaknow7686]

Thank you sooo much❤

[@tt_k3]

Love to Mexico ❤️

[@berri794]

Love to Mexico from Poland 💕

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@sagesweeney246]

One thing I love about Poland; is that they love and value their culture. I would very much appreciate a part two. :)

[@sireugenecourtney5797]

Why are Polish polkas looked down on in America and other countries while German and Canjun(French) polkas are treated with the greatest respect? Is it because Eastern European cultures are also disrespected and why the world had no objection to mostly Eastern European countries being gobbled up by the jewish communists in their Iron Curtain quest?

[@markusengfelt9128]

cause i think they refered to them or asumed they belonged to russian agenda or acumilisation it´s so far from america and beacuse they stole a lot !

[@slurpaciousthefirst7376]

Aww..that's so nice!

[@ikd7]

Thank you I'm polish

[@everybodyhateschris1822]

Yea, It's only stereotype

[@vinividivici5415]

What I love about poland is that the personalities of the polish ppl are so good! They are kind, full of possitive energy, they always try to smile and their educational level is really good... am from greece and am only 17yo but I ve started learning polish 1month ago, and even tho they are really hard to learn, I dont give up cause I wanna visit some polish friends I maid in a camp ... thats how amazing are ppl from Poland, they make you realize that travelling and interacting with other ppl are one of the biggest points in the life! Love from greece and sorry for that big comment❤!

[@klaudiaduklas4521]

That's amazing that you learn Polish I really hope that you're doing well And I want to tell you that people like u make me feel proud of being a Polish woman 💖 Greetings

[@polagrabowska5686]

Easy sentence for u😉: Jestem głodna.

[@frankvander7215]

Good for you. There were times, before you were born that thousands of young Poles went to Greece looking for job. Later most of them emigrated to the USA, Canada or Australia. Now, because of what was done to Greece young Greeks are forced to look for job in other countries. In the near future Poland may become not a bad choice to look for employment.

[@adrianhoppe39]

I'm a young Polish male that had moved to Germany when i was 10, about that positivity part, people in my school call me the man of kindness.

[@crybabyfan2858]

I'm from Poland and I'm proud of it. 😊 Polska najlepsza!

[@user-ij1we3qd6u]

I agree

[@speaknow7686]

:-)

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@benmcquaid8018]

I’m only half polish but I feel 100% polish❤️🇵🇱

[@Nikodem2008]

EZYlive same

[@MrCr00wn]

strong culture

[@iatethelastcookie3445]

So what's your "other half" from xd

[@hphp31416]

It is enough for citizenship.

[@majathemmen7129]

Me too.I am a Austrian,Dutch and Polish person but Poland will always have a huge part in my heart.When I grow up I will go to Poland.

[@kirowiec1]

in 1939 germany attacks Poland with russia in the same time from east and west...

[@aregulardude428]

kirowiec1 Nie dokładnie. Naziści 1 września, a ZSRR 17 września

[@kirowiec1]

wiem, ale nie znam na tyle angielskiego żeby to napisać :D

[@portalsevil]

Germany could defeat you without problems, with Russia or not, Without Germany Russia would take all of europe.

[@wielkopolaninn]

in 1939 zaatakowali nas Niemcy , Rosjanie i Słowacy

[@creeperman1688]

Rosja 17 bo uzywala innego kalendarza jednak oba kraje uderzyły jednoczesnie

[@brunonkowalski]

"Polak" is offensive only when foreigner says it. When you speak polish, the word "Polak" is completely normal.

[@dominiksosinski1372]

At last someone who has it right. :) Pozdrawiam.

[@iwjfhaifn2950]

Nie

[@Killmeirlpls]

@@kiiribat9968 well it's something like a n-word. People from Poland can get offended if someone out of their country say this.

[@Olafka]

Brunon Kowalski prawda

[@andrewzietkiewicz4402]

Polack not polak

[@bpl6445]

I love Poland and Poles. Greetings from Bosnia slavic bros 😍❤️

[@speaknow7686]

❤❤

[@kmajidi]

"Love Poland", from Canada

[@1roniq2]

Love from Poland 🥰❤️

[@berri794]

Love Canada from Poland 🤍❤️

[@rickybizzaro3966]

My grandma’s grandma used to live in Poland! I’m happy to be Polish! Love from America!

[@MikulaszPL]

Come to visit, you won't regret it:-)

[@dawidmiskowiec1770]

light up sketchers ITS A GREAT PLACE... Trust me. :)

[@Sean-tj2ud]

You're American

[@antosbed2029]

light up sketchers dziekuje

[@ewik7928]

Also love from Poland! ❤ That's very nice, it's great to read that as Polish.

[@Kinga-fp1oy]

I am a Pole, I live in Poland and I am proud of this :))

[@AntonVelibor]

Это хорошо. Только не поддерживай концепцию Междуморья. Это выльется в реки крови. It's good, but l want to beg you-Do not support the concept of Intermarum. It will be cost a lot of blood

[@JW-ex9gy]

Ola :** I wanna move there

[@JW-ex9gy]

Sieciech Yes !!!!

[@lew9894]

Jill Whynot so do i. America is falling apart.

[@JW-ex9gy]

The Leo Wolf Canada is so bad now under Trudeau :(

[@ryanwilliams3020]

My Grandpa was from Poland and I'd love to Visit and See all our Heritage! The USA Respects the Hell out of Poland one of our Best Allies, true Patriots and Lovers of Freedom!

[@pawegoliard1775]

Ryan, You'r right! Pack your stuff and hit the road, You are welcome :)

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@robertrobski1013]

Wait when Biden fuck it up entire country then you visit

[@lorddrake8566]

I lived in Poland for two years, great country and beautiful woman's. I will be back! From Puerto Rico!

[@Bards.98]

Hey and did you learn polish?

[@lorddrake8566]

@@Bards.98 It is difficult, but was leaning.

[@Bards.98]

@@lorddrake8566 oh okay, is such a beautiful language, I rly want to learn it :)

[@wikusia8861]

@@Bards.98 good luck to u! even though I am polish, it gets tricky sometimes

[@Bards.98]

@@wikusia8861 Thx, I'm already on my 15th class

[@bizzybee852]

I married a Polish man, and inherited a last name I still cannot pronounce in proper Polish, it is (Przybysz) in America we pronounce it Priz-bee, just like Frisbee with a "P" in front instead of an F. But my husbands 93 year old Grandmother told me how to say it in polish, and it sounds nothing like the American pronunciation. I have been to India, Spain, Mexico, and thru a few other countries, but my greatest desire is to visit Poland. My husband's father, sister, and niece have been there more than once. For many years my Father-in-law sent money, clothes, etc., to his Polish relatives during the communist era, when money and the things it buys were scarce. Some of these relatives he had never even met. That is what I love about the Polish people, their strong since of Family, and the Males responsibility toward the female members of the family. For their entire life, my father-in-law, gave money, cars, paid off bills, etc, for his two sisters, who were both married and one had 6 children, one 7. Unfortunately, the Polish men raised in America do not have that strong Male leadership and pride, as those raised in Poland. But they are still very committed to their own families. I have watched many documentaries, travel shows, and videos about Poland. I believe it is one of the most pristine and beautiful countries in Europe. Ironically, I think it was communism that left it that way, with the exception of Warsaw, the communist had to rebuild it with their block commercial communist style buildings because it had been utterly destroyed in WW2 by the Nazi's bombings. I am concerned about Poland's future though, due to them joining the European Union. I am grateful they have refused the mass refugees the EU has tried to hoist on them, like it did all the other EU countries in Europe, ruining what was once beautiful countries. The Germans, and EU companies are not swooping into the beautiful Poland countryside and buying up large swathes of this pristine, fertile, farm land. They are planting mono-crops, putting the small farmers and sheperads out of business, and ruining the beauty of Poland's countryside. I pray this can be stopped. Though the EU may have injected Poland with cash, to renovate and restore many of their old buildings, it comes at a cost. Why restore the architecture if you are just going to tear down the ancient traditions and culture that built them. In other words, the buildings will be beautiful, put Poland will be ruined. And the beauty of Poland, it it's strong Christianity, its people, its culture, that is modern, but retains the old ways of doing many things. That is what has kept the country beautiful and pristine, farms still using horse drawn carts, still fertilizing with natural animal manure, and using very little to none, chemical fertilizers. Sorry, I wrote a book, I just feel very strongly about this country and its people, though I have never been there yet. I hope and pray to visit Poland with my Husband, children and grandchildren one day soon. God bless Poland and the United States of America!

[@ActinD99]

'pʃɪbɪʃ That's more or less how it looks like in transcryption. P like in plane ʃ like sh in should ɪ like i in wig b like b in bug ɪ like i in wig ʃ like sh in should Hope it helps.

[@frankvander7215]

It is true that Poland refused to accept fake refugees. That doesn't mean that Poland isn't accepting immigrants. I was surprised to learn that in the last year Poland accepted more immigrants from outside of EU than any other country in Europe. Even more than twice as populous Germany. That is from the latest Eurostat statistics. Most of those immigrants are from neighboring countries like Ukraine or Belarus, but there are also thousands from more exotic countries like Nepal, India, Philippines or Bangladesh. So Poland is not as ethnically homogeneous like people think and like it used to be even few years ago.

[@ink3539]

Same with my name, my family's of polish ancestry and we use the "french" prononciation for it. I still don't know how the hell I'm suppose to correcly pronounce my own name.

[@ActinD99]

@@ink3539 Hi. It's very hard to write that surname in english transcryption. Letters 'z' and 'i' create a combination and I don't think you have this sound in english language( I may be wrong :)) But maybe this will help you forvo.com/word/maziarczyk/#pl

[@monikaawecka4993]

Dzień dobry Pani Przybysz! "That is what has been kept in the beautiful and pristine countryside, farms still using horse drawn carts, still fertilizing with natural animal manure, and using very little to none, chemical fertilizers." That's not true. I live in a village in Poland and for many years I have not seen a farmer with a wagon and horses. These are not the times. But the truth is that it is beautiful here :) Wszystkiego dobrego!

[@ciarrawilson6080]

I'm Polish, Roma, and Scottish but my parents never really talked about Polish traditions or customs growing up. The only exposure I got to Polish culture was on the rare occasions that I visited my grandparents. This video was quite interesting and it was nice to learn more about Poland.

[@mohsin_onyoutube]

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[@bertolini83]

I encourage you to do that, you can be proud you have polish origins.

[@kelhunter2212]

this was nothing, this is less than a drop in an ocean of what Poland is

[@DariuszG.]

it is nothing offensive by calling as "polak" - 100% normal neutral term for us.

[@wikusia8861]

it sorta depends to who ur saying it to

[@2d40]

It is offensive in America

[@pawelpap9]

@@aeugh7861 Actually in the US it means a moron with Polish background.

[@katadam2186]

@@pawelpap9 Actually it’s a term polish Americans bust each other over, American’s use get a great laugh ribbing in fun! Now these young ones have don’t understand a good laugh!

[@_dib_3595]

Love Poland ❤ From Hungary

[@speaknow7686]

❤

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@TomekFilipowski]

1. Your video leave an impression that Poland or Polish people where somehow responsible for Nazi concentration camps. All those camps on Polish soil were designed, build, maintain, managed, supervised and guarded by GERMANS. Poland was under german occupation during the whole WW2 period. Polish authorities and citizens had nothing to do with camps. Polish nation was the one who fought most actively against Holocaust being under occupation. And the reason for that is: 2. You said that Nazi (Germans) murdered Jews there. 99% of people who died there where Polish citizens and most of them identified their nationality as Polish. 85% of them where believers of Judaism, that's true. But they were living in Poland since hundreds of years (some of those families more then 700 years). If you call them just "Jews", then you are not allowed to use term Americans. If you use such criteria, there are no Americans - there ale only German, British, French, Belgium, African, Irish etc. immigrants.

[@MihcaelTube]

Hey Tomasz! This video leaves us with a good impression about Polands wonderful sites and people. But even if the author of the video does not states the abouts of Auswitz explicitly, it was not his impression to make a false impression. The Germans then built Auschwitz and hundreds of other concentration campsin Germany and Europe. (German: Konzentrationslager ). It hink that is clear. But I think many people don't know anything about Poland, even in my country. That a shame. The video will motivate lot's of people to learn and read about Poland and or even to travel to Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk, Wroclaw and so on. If one starts looking into Poland one will not be able to stop reading and viewing things. I am sure about that! To the second point: I totally agree. But to my surprise many poles i got to know in Warsaw, among them even a professor at the University of Warsaw were considering the Polish Jews back and now as an own ethnicity. Which i believe is false. (I am German and I also lived for about half a year in the amazing city of Warsaw!)

[@deagnasakaadam7840]

Tomasz filiposki you forgot that Prussian empire was in northern western Poland king Fredrick or Prussia ruled Poland and you forgot the the Teutonic knights that pretty much made the country in question . true poles are noble decent to the Order of the Teutonic knights that is why German and Poland share the same Eagle crest .

[@deagnasakaadam7840]

Tomasz filipowski tell the truth the true polish peoples were the Prussians and they were defending there country from the Russian hoards trying to come into Poland to destroy Prussian and German. Germany were welcomed into Poland do not spread lies . and the Poles were not under Occupation look up the Polska SS .

[@BlazeMaster]

+Adam rickard well...that is not correct, there are people of Prussian origin , who became Polonized and both Poland and Prussia which does not exist , were occupied by the Nazi Germany... but, Prussians and Poles were different people , and entirely two different nations, and no Poland did not occupy Prussia during WWII. It was occupied. Now, Prussian are not Germans, they just became Germanised because of the Tetoutonic knights, who than evolved into the state of Prussia, which although being one of the German states, shouldn't be viewed as the same as Nazi Germany or modern German federal republic. All of these are completely different states. Prussia was a state that was Germanised by an knight order that came from Germany, but existed for most of it's history as an entity that was completely separate from the German Reich or German states, of which the later confederation took the name from this state, and became the German Prussia. Since then a Prussian started to mean a German, but originally was meant to describe the pagan natives, and later just people of different nations that happened to reside in Prussia and were loyal to the Prussian state, just like my family who moved here from Scandinavia or Holland to profit from trade and carpentry. So to be Prussian does not automatically mean being a German, but native to the territory of Masovia and Pomerania, aka being from these pagan tribes, or colonists that became subjects and or were brought here from the different parts of Europe by the Prussian state. Hence to be Prussian in my case means to be an immigrant, some of us became Germans others become subjects of the Polish state, like my family, but it's not the same as actually being a Polish or German national, we're simply Polish or German citizens, but we are a different people from Polish people, and desire to be respected for it, and not viewed as Polonised Germans. We are not this, we are own people, who are also citizens of Poland in my case.

[@Tappettava]

He also implicated that Poland decided to be communist "after the war". He never mentioned that the Soviet Union occupied Poland and continued to force its own rules and puppet government for decades after "the war" He seems like a ignorant American who instead of studying, googled Poland, scrolled through Wikipedia and picked out a couple of out of context facts to put to his video.

[@damianherbowicz6894]

History of Poland is not only World War II. Poland has existed since the 7th century. Once Poland was ruling in Eastern Europe.

[@PeterJ-cb3vk]

No need to capitalize the letter "e" in eastern Europe. "Eastern Europe" is a Cold War designation to differentiate between free nations of "Western Europe" and those stuck behind the Iron Curtain after WWII. There is only one Europe.....north, south, east and west. The Cold War and the division of Europe was an aberration, an anomaly for 45 years in the long European history. There is no "Great Wall of China" or a "Grand Canyon" separating for example Poland and Germany. People traversed freely across the region to conduct business, inter-marry, exchange ideas, etc.

[@ossa333]

"once" Poland was the biggest coutry in Europe :)

[@shakabrah3030]

"7th century"? Chyba nie masz na myśli tej bajeczki o "Lechii"?

[@kriseastlondon965]

porozumienie limes sorabicus z 805, Karol Wielki podpisywal sobie bajeczki ?

[@shakabrah3030]

Kris East London to były plemienia słowiańskie, a nie żadne imperium.

[@kanankinkhabwala4936]

I am from india and now i am in poland it's such a beautiful country and also polish people are very helpfull and adorable

[@elainegerardo]

I really got interested about the country now. Seems like it's a great one. Dzień dobry! 😇 ♥️🇵🇭

[@berri794]

Ahhh this is so beautiful, thank you🤍❤️

[@janetkelsh2625]

I love Poland it is the best place ever if u haven't already u should go it is so beautiful I went with my polish friends and it and ever since I want to learn polish I went in the winter and I learned how to ski Edit: it is really cold in the winter and really warm in the summer so it would be good to live there everyone is so nice and the air is so clean where I went in zakopane I know this comment is really long if u read it all you are an amazing person

[@bkallday76]

youre wrong about the air. maybe in zakopane and some regions in Poland but large cities are very polluted and people in villages burn almost everything in their fire place.

[@janetkelsh2625]

bkallday76 my bestie is polish and she was like everywhere in Poland with me and we thought the air was extremely clean compare to america

[@everybodyhateschris1822]

You need to explain one thing Summer in Poland means that it's snowy outside and Winter when temperature heats that roads are getting melted.

[@thegirl_i_want_to_be7197]

I laughing

[@unkownkid728]

Hey I live in Opole near zakopane bardzo fajne; )

[@scinerz]

I’m a french mechanical engineer student and l’ll go to Poland for one semester in october ! I’m so excited, it looks so beautiful and I want to know more about this culture.

[@igastateczna6014]

How was it?

[@scinerz]

@@igastateczna6014 Excellent, I was at Kraków at AGH. Beautiful city, kind and respectful people. I will go back in Poland for sure.

[@epictrismegistos3695]

As a portuguese I most say I love Poland because of the Winged Hussars. 🇵🇹🤝🇵🇱

[@jackfrost196]

As a Polish I most say I love Portugal because of the Vasco da Gamma and Ferdinand Magellan 🇵🇱🤝🇵🇹

[@brainbean3104]

Proud to be Polish!

[@masterexpert6645]

and you are still agressive nazi alcoholic )))

[@kociakarma1237]

@@masterexpert6645 You're wrong. Nazi= German fascist If he's proud of beung Polish he's most propably not German.

[@deidjera]

I'm from belgium and work in construction and building. My company hires many poles to help out with jobs. Never have i seen such hard working, fast, honest and kind people. They never complain, are very helpfull and thankfull. And we all love to drink at the end of the Day. I love poland and it's people. Najlepszy.

[@eloisadelosreyes9773]

Love of my life is in POLAND 😍 Hope to see you soon mylove 😘😘 Greetings from Philippines ❤

[@AnilSingh-gh9fl]

Hiii Eloisa. Love you from India

[@kamilmis9484]

Poland - my country 🇵🇱 ♥️,BEST grettings for Hungary 👍🏻

[@ibrahimhera5399]

If you Don't mind, please give me your mail id. Thanks

[@speaknow7686]

😁😃

[@isoMiller]

Greetings to Poland from Turkey !

[@rdwu]

Greetings to you my friend :)

[@master4727]

Turks did not accept partition of Poland in1772 gretings to all Turks

[@chicorojo1401]

İsmail AKSAY Ew

[@paula-hj3mp]

Love to Turkey from Poland:)

[@Anonymous-de2mp]

İsmail AKSAY other way round :) Poland to Turkey

[@GraceEchevarria]

Still don't get why polak is a bad word (?) :( Jestem z Peru. Ja mówie troche po polsku. Kocham Polske! :D I'm studying polish language. I know "polak" just means "polish". I even remember that my ex boyfriend (polish guy) taught me a phrase to understand more the cases hahaha. "Polak kocha peruwianke, peruwianka kocha polaka" :)

[@martasorangeberry]

It's in America that it's considered offensive, becouse Americans do mean for it to give offense. In their slang 'pollack' is basically a 'polish idiot'.

[@GraceEchevarria]

Marta S That's so horrible! :( well, I guess people that use this as an insult are the idiot ones. Do you think if I use it when trying to speak in polish, they will get offended? :/

[@PomaranczowyKroI]

In polish language "polak" is not offensive word. we will not offend :)

[@GraceEchevarria]

Good to know!! :) Dziekuje bardzo! :D

[@lechczcibor1980]

''Polak'' is OK, we ARE Polaks, so if somebody get offended means is a silly person :) But... start learn new words: Lechs, Lechits, because we never know how long name ''Polska'' will stay for our country. ;)

[@jhonbt9334]

I'm from Colombia and I love Polish Culture, I dream about visiting Poland someday 🇨🇴🇵🇱

[@barrtenderr8900]

I'm from Poland and I love Colombia 🇨🇴 I would love to visit Colombia one day ❤️

[@berri794]

I'm from Poland and I think Colombia is lovely

[@wiesiek47]

​@@barrtenderr8900idiots!!!

[@christinagaffney9124]

My partner is from Poland.. I was there in April and just love it

[@Dime9764]

Proszę ogarnijcie się albo podszkolcie angielski. On ani razy nie powiedział nic w stylu polskie obozy zagłady skąd wy to wzieliscie? Mówi wyraźnie że Auschwitz to niemiecki obóz i nawet się zdziwił bo myślał że leży w Niemczech.

[@100suneczek]

Wlasnie- ludzie robia zamieszanie bo nie rozumieja.On powiedzial niemiecki oboz zaglady NA TERENIE POLSKI!!

[@hihtitmamnan]

myślał, że leży w niemczech, ale okazalo się, że obozy były "polskie" :) nie wnikalem co dokladnie mowil, ale warto podkreślać, że obozy były stworzone przez nazistowskie niemcy i zginęło w nich wielu polaków - nic takiego nie powiedział. jedynie mówił o żydach, a polaków przecież zginęło o wiele więcej. dlatego filmik nawet jeżeli bezbłędny, to wprowadza w błąd, świadomie lub nie.

[@maczetamaczeta189]

Nie zrozumiałeś go kompletnie. Myślał, że Auchwitz jest położone w Niemczech, ale okazało się że jest położone w Polsce. "Located" to słowo, które ci umknęło.

[@wladzix2]

No wlasnie.

[@jgrosik520]

Dime9764 co nie

[@earthmom106]

The Polska don’t like to be considered “Eastern European”. They consider themselves Central Europe :)

[@earthmom106]

Anna Hagen 👍😘❤️Edit: BTW .... Polski - HEROES OF EUROPE 😘❤️ 🇵🇱

[@kociakarma1237]

Not all of us.

[@SiwaBudda]

@Anna Hagen Under EU wings they feel more 'Western' ;)

[@dominikar6747]

Anna Hagen Poland, officially the Republic of Poland, is a country located in Central Europe.

[@fluffyfiber]

@Anna Hagen And Germany is on the east of France, so according to your logic Germany is eastern too?

[@arupian666]

One thing you forgot: every woman in Poland is beautiful. I don't know how they do it, but it's a fact ... every single one...

[@johnhaworth7034]

I'm learning polish for my kickboxing evening classes (we have at least four polish in our classes so I like to ry for them). and yes I can say they are all beautiful..I dunno why. Maybe it's genes and diet.

[@sanoanon5996]

@@johnhaworth7034 hey, a pole here! How has it been so far?

[@mostrowski]

@@sanoanon5996 rip

[@monicajagodka9319]

Polish women are average women. I can confirm.

[@arupian666]

@@berri794 Well, if that's your real photo, you're helping to prove my point, so, thank YOU :)

[@Arogen54]

Guy: Poland is a eastern european country... All polish people watching this: YoU'r GoNnA hAvE a BaD tImE!

[@xenomii]

Poland is in Central Europe

[@sleeping2202]

@@xenomii YOU DON'T SAY ?

[@bogusawgorgon6216]

Polska jest krajem Srodkowoeuropejskim.Sam środek europy .Wystarczy spojrzeć na mape Europy.

[@Dariusz_1.618]

Half true. Greater Poland, Lesser Poland, Pomerania and Silesia are in Central Europe. Lublin region, Mazovia with Warsaw, Podlase are in Eeastern Europe. Before World War II Poland was mainly Eastern European country. After War there was a large migration of people to the west, so Poland are mainly populated by people with eastern thinking. Long time must elapse before majority of people will start thinking cosmopolitan. Summarizing Poland is Central-Eastern European country.

[@ShawnS14]

Loool I’m glad I found this comment. I was like “oh man this is gonna be a long video”

[@SzalonyXardas]

I'm sorry, but Poland isn't east european country. It's actually in Central Europe.

[@marek6634]

SzalonyXardas no it east am polish 😠😤😒😒😒😒

[@icekrieg6953]

Someone got it right.

[@chewsys]

Its both

[@chewsys]

Its east and central

[@chewsys]

Its east north central

[@mikesolarz1561]

Poland is in Central Europe. It's a big deal to Poles.

[@everybodyhateschris1822]

You know it was like 123 years waiting for this sit XDD

[@AK-bu7bh]

It's comes from soviet era where we had West and East Europe only

[@TheBeks888]

No it's not. We might be very strong, rich and proud country of eastern Europe. What's the problem?

[@thesecondchillguy5697]

@@TheBeks888 The problem is geography. After 1989 Poland is oficialy in Central Europe. (sorry for my english)

[@TheBeks888]

i agree with geography, but still Polacy should not be so sensitive.

[@toja4254]

Who's from Poland? 🇵🇱 Kto z Polski? 🇵🇱 | | | Pozdrawiam❤️

[@callmekc9793]

Nawzajem! Wszystkiego najlepszego!

[@toja4254]

@@callmekc9793 Dziękuję

[@juliaway6238]

I'm not :(

[@agnieszkakolak3453]

@@juliaway6238 its ok you don't need to be the same have a good day!

[@damsjo1401]

I am. Ja jestem.

[@noemiefksw]

I'm polish, and i'm soooooo happy that some people really care about my country, because not everyone knows what Poland went through..... thanks a lot

[@nicholas1130]

Poland is in CENTRAL Europe, NOT in Eastern Europe.

[@adamjaworski3913]

Mikołaj Błasiak Look on the map. Poland is eastern Europe. 😀

[@Fotaxd]

Jeżeli Niemcy są w Europie Zachodniej, a Polska we Wschodniej, to gdzie jest Europa Środkowa? Na Odrze? Zauważ, że granicą Europy jest Ural. Patrząc od Półwyspu Iberyjskiego do Uralu, Polska jest jak najbardziej po środku.

[@nicholas1130]

It's in Central bud

[@nicholas1130]

elaiza sh, Poland is the least slavic when comparing to the other countries in Eastern Europe. Poland is mixed with Western and Eastern behaviour

[@cysio914]

Adam Jaworski widziales kiedys mape Europy??

[@VALLAERION]

3 Things THE WITCHER 3, DUMPLINGS, WOMEN

[@bratva6738]

fortnite and dying light :D

[@neoney]

Randomowy Romek fortnite?

[@bratva6738]

@@neoney yes 50% is poland in fortnite

[@neoney]

Randomowy Romek ?

[@bratva6738]

@@neoney dobra będę po polsku Największa pomoc z fortnite br była z polski

[@dajmos6969]

I met one Hungarian in my life and he liked me after he find out I am polish. That was nice. And he was funny, opened and chilled guy. Love from Poland to Hungary💜❤️

[@KOSMOSKON]

1:41 Poland isn't Easter European, but Poland IS CENTRAL European country !

[@Dariusz_1.618]

Half true. Greater Poland, Lesser Poland, Pomerania and Silesia are in Central Europe. Lublin region, Mazovia with Warsaw, Podlase are in Eeastern Europe. Before World War II Poland was mainly Eastern European country. After War there was a large migration of people to the west, so Poland are mainly populated by people with eastern thinking. Long time must elapse before majority of people will start thinking cosmopolitan. Summarizing Poland is Central-Eastern European country.

[@Dariusz_1.618]

@@tajdzuhd Ściśle mówiąc w centralno-wschodniej.

[@margin606]

Why is it that nobody wants to admit that they live in Eastern Europe?

[@cskarbek1]

"Easter" European.... really! what does the country have to do w/ Easter? lots of countries celebrate Easter!

[@Peter-sn3bq]

@@margin606 We won't admit because its not true we're central europeans ps. never tell Polish people that were eastern european cause most would find it offensive

[@NovellaTravel]

Nice video, I am English but I spent some time living in Poland :)

[@marcinszrajber]

Learn with Lewis Im from Poland

[@pelemasa2516]

If you English you might know why does English people hate polish ppl??

[@TheCraterGames]

Well I have question to you too. When somebody from England come to Poland we really dont care. Just interesting that somebody using other languange. So why do you hate us when we come to England?

[@artchihuahua2347]

Learn with Lewis the views from there are amazing. (I’m from there)

[@andrasszabo7301]

Lengyel-magyar két jó barát együtt harcol s issza borát! Love from Hungary

[@plk003]

András Szabó always together !

[@patrykderen3290]

[@wyborowakrolowa1240]

I'm from Poland, but now I'm in Hajduszoboszlo on holiday! Love us!

[@GINKO_KMWTW]

Polak Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki. :)

[@darekt1248]

Always Together Bro

[@dlam2864]

I cherish freedom the most. (I'm from Hong Kong, 2019 liberate HK)

[@OneGuitarist]

Great video. I'm half Polish and love all things Polish. I do have relatives around Lublin and plan to visit Poland someday soon.

[@tedrenotti1647]

Poles are the greatest heroes in history of WW II . Germany and the USSR launched a joint war against Poland in September of 1939 　 On 1 September 1939, Germany invaded Poland. Then, on 17 September 1939, the Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east. A Polish government-in-exile was set up and it continued to be one of the Allies, a model followed by other occupied countries.

[@ninairish597]

Ted Renotti Germany invaded after they wouldn't stop killing ethnic Germans in their border

[@ninairish597]

Anna Hagen holy shit I've never heard such bullshit in my life!

[@kubakedra1390]

WTF?! Poland has never been an ally of the Nazis!!!

[@paw1ak_248]

This is true after we got invaded we helped and saved eu instead of our fighters fighting for our land our planes fought in Poland Afryka France and england our 303 squadron had The most kills of enemy planes and last deaths without them uk Would have been doomed poland forces also fought in D Day battle of The bulge and Many other land battles our ships fought in nearly Every battle close to our see our pirouns fought and sank lots of German ships but got destroyed our błyskawica destroyed mamy German planes and ships returning Home untouched in our port to this Day

[@olek9756]

congratulations 4 knowing our history :')

[@leftywiktoria12thedemon56]

Im Polish and im pround of that!!!

[@gelismsp738]

Me too

[@bhaveshbhaskaran2416]

@@gelismsp738 hii

[@scinerz]

LeftyWiktoria12 The Demon You should 👍 love from France.

[@nearbymydiamondssss5483]

LeftyWiktoria12 The Demon me to

[@venus5638]

ShrEk SaYs ThE sAme

[@umbirempire5420]

Poland is the best in the world.... Love from Meghalaya state of India😍

[@berri794]

India is lovely, love from Poland 🤍❤️

[@davidtrayen9531]

I love Poland I go there very two years. Beautiful country food so good 😘🙏🌹😇🕊🎊🎉😴❤️💕🎈🌸🎆

[@aliciarogers9781]

Can you take me?

[@speaknow7686]

❤

[@SHELBY420]

Do a video on hungary 🇭🇺

[@davidrosolovski2633]

👍

[@Valhalla_Heathen]

Yes please! ❤️

[@janlew2253]

Yes, now our Hungarian brothers, please. And by the way Poland and Hungary are in Central Europe. Not east, not west, center.

[@mateuszszota2510]

Geographically Poland is in Central Europe, but culturally is in Western Europe for more than a thousand years.

[@xd8574]

m5noo3 420 yaaaaas, my Brothers deserve it! X

[@enjony3455]

Zakopane is beauliful, well worth seeing

[@jennifersihandri4238]

Artur Jony we got the same dp

[@radomilhotek3458]

Artur Jony 100% true

[@janetkelsh2625]

Artur Jony so true

[@jerzyplicha2658]

Poland is not an Eastern European country. Poland is a Central European country! Just look at the map.

[@Dariusz_1.618]

Germany is in Central Europe. Greater Poland, Lesser Poland, Pomerania and Silesia are in Central Europe. Lublin region, Mazovia with Warsaw, Podlase are in Eeastern Europe. Before World War II Poland was mainly Eastern European country. After War there was a large migration of people to the west, so Poland are mainly populated by people with eastern thinking. Long time must elapse before majority of people will start thinking cosmopolitan. Summarizing Poland is Central-Eastern European country.

[@jesusschizus272]

Dariusz Awariusz, Polska jest w centrum Europy i skończ pierdolić! Rosja to jakiś Afrykański mir, czy co???

[@jesusschizus272]

Hey Dariusz, Russia is some Afrikan state or WHAT???

[@margin606]

Why is it that nobody wants to admit that they live in Eastern Europe?

[@Damezz04]

Richard Weeks en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Europe what about that

[@georgefortune1109]

Love from Canada ,the Polish people are awesome you folks have faced so much adversary through the years and still shine through.

[@user-kt6fq7kk1l]

"Polak" is not offensive at all . Poland is situated in Central Europe. Men overdo alcohol and it is not stereotype. Poland looks modern and rich . Poland has beautiful sea, mountains, lakes and forests. Concentration camp was built by Nazis (Germans) and placed on Polish territory. It is very offensive to call it "Polish concentration camp" and YOU NEVER SAY THAT! 1/12 of all pilots in the Battle of Britain were Polish. 250.000 polish were those among British. Not respected in Poland at all Churchill devoted Poland to save piece in Europe and it didn't' work. Polish army then was refused taking part in victory march at the end of the war .

[@dominicfastbender4029]

Cool story though. Did you learn that in school in Poland? Corruption. The gift that keeps on giving. I am sorry.

[@markthomas8610]

Before the war 40000 important people got killed of like generals etc. They were told its a meeting and it wasnt by russia. America thinks they saved us when after the war we still werent a country but we were communist and if hitler played out hitting russia a bit different then I doubt we would have won. America was lucky and has plenty of people to send for killing and were miles away from what was going on. Uk are lucky they got the sea if they didnt and were right next to germany I doubt theyd last long but then they make fun of us for getting taken over even though we fought unlike other pussy countries (rest of europe).

[@karolinamaraszkiewicz7724]

Bea Polak means polish person

[@karoliszadvydas299]

Now Eastern European countries are, according to the UN classification, Belarus, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia and Ukraine.

[@mariuszmaxankazuya3170]

@Dominic Fastbender It is cool because it is real story! Fuc... Brits, Germans=Nazies, Russians!

[@calliedibenedetto2547]

Poland is the most peaceful place and I adore the people

[@lionsinfo007]

it was my friend... now it's a horroble... everywhere is full of racist ...

[@moonblade7564]

Mickel Gani *racism And it is obviously not true

[@lionsinfo007]

- what the defination of racism in your language I don't know!!!! i had been attacked by them two time , one time was in hospital one week, now I want to ask you this is racism or...?????

[@moonblade7564]

Mickel Gani In every country you can be attacked for your skin coulour ,religion and sexuality . There are no exceptions

[@lionsinfo007]

yes it's true..... but if you look on ratio, Poland may be get the 1st place in the world for racism....

[@febrianav6633]

Im Indonesian but my fiance is polish. We plan to get married next year and live in Radom City. Cant wait for it and nice to meet y'all

[@bdh3949]

My grandparents came from Poland back in the 1890's. I visited in 2001 and was very impressed with the culture, food, willingness to welcome and make friends (except when they did not understand you then they were a bit intolerant), history, sights, castles, food, the number of people who were educated in USA, borscht, sports, did I mention the food. I did get to the Tatras near Zakopane but not to the top. Great country, great people.

[@brickmasterstudio2089]

Ten cytat tuska na początku. Moje serduszko krwawi :(

[@troeoeleodkdjej3643]

Brick Master Studio ;(((

[@kcr-yi6jd]

Brick Master Studio tak samo 😀

[@martaz1605]

Brick Master Studio Ciekawe, że aż 116 Polaków (w momencie pisanie tego komentarza) podziela twoje zdanie. Dodaj do tego ilość osób, które tego nie podzielają, i wyjdzie, jak dużo Polaków ogląda filmiki z faktami o swoim kraju XP

[@gizmolek83]

Brick Master Studio niefortunny cytat, jak kurna trzeba uważać co sie mowi kurna. Swoja droga mocno niedokładne dane w programie. Serce mi krwawi ze swiat we o nas tak malo... z drugiej strony co my wiemy o innych :[

[@AlexAndR01]

a mówi się że Tusk to zdrajca :P hehehe

[@viguinn1]

God I Love Poland! What a great country and wonderful people. I can't say enough good things about this Jewel of a Country.

[@roy_hks]

Gary Guinn It #sucks

[@icekrieg6953]

Roy Hoeksema FUCK OFF

[@underscxre7452]

Roy Hoeksema so you're a German? No wonder, Nazi.

[@roy_hks]

xXX_D0V4KH11N_XXx No I’m not German, I’m from another polish invested place.... The Netherlands

[@nikolakarpinska8359]

Gary Guinn thank you so much

[@talaflower7645]

I love Polska❤️ I don’t know why?🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mariaacosta2146]

Hello from the U.S. My mother's family is from Poland. Warsaw and Tarnaw.

[@AnilSingh-gh9fl]

Hii

[@tkg__]

Pollack = wrong. Polak = Pole in polish language. So it is offensive when used in English (then use Pole) but not when used in Polish. It came from all the dumb Pollack jokes.

[@Gusismail2]

Correct.

[@WhitefirePL]

I was not aware that 'polack' is offensive until I went to the USA, lived there for a year and yes, heard people call others (me too) with contempt. So yes, if an English-speaking person called me 'polack' I'd definitely watch out for an intended insult. Having said that, I am not so politically correct as to see an insult when someone says something clearly without meaning to be offensive.

[@MrMati231]

I wanted to say the same

[@StarBurst-yd4wo]

Oooooo I was really confused cause I was like wth???? That's just the polish word for pole but I guess-the more you know

[@kozjevime1]

POLISH JOKES WERE LAUNCHED LONG TIME AGO BY ENGLISH WHO HAVE SILENT UNDERCOVER HATE AGAINST POLES BUT NOT ONLY POLES - AGAINST WHOLE EUROPE. WHAT TO SAY ABOUT IRISH, FRENCH AND REST OF EUROPEANS WHOM ENGLISH HATE WITH SILENT UNDERCOVER HATE.

[@maciejszotysik8974]

Poland is not Eastern Europe! Poland is Central Europe. Polish people don't like be called Estern Europe, because they fought very hard with Russia for independence. Also Polish people fought for independence whit Germany in World War I and WW II.

[@aloha5527]

Poland fought for USA dependence .. Its only true. Poland - nacionalist country with nazi accent.

[@swietlista1986]

No no no Poland is heart of europe:-) pozdro Polacy 😜😎😎😎😜

[@sireugenecourtney5797]

If Poles weren't so stupid they wouldn't be considered part of Eastern Europe.

[@wisniaboss2]

Look at map of Europe and tell me where Poland is. Remember that European Union its only part of Europe :)

[@victorchb1]

+sir eugene courtney real- ,bio-, or "aryan" germans arent beautiful though.german women are considered ugly in most countries. and white russians arent beautiful either,they are baltic slavs who have a very distinct shape of faces.. god when i see that profile pic i know id cave your face in so extremely hard irl

[@joedoran4021]

I see I'm a few years late, but Poland is the most wonderful place I've ever had the pleasure to experience. My wife is Polish, and she is what I cherish most.

[@silvircross]

i lovee our polish brothers/sisters! Love, a hungarian.😄

[@jahrasta4907]

Spent 2 years in Poland Most wonderful people you can ever imagine. Gorgeous country. Polish language is so beautiful.

[@buttercup5715]

I'm a Pole, but I used to live in England before (like about, 2 years ago). I my school I had a friend who because of me got really interested in Poland! :D He tried learning Polish from me, and he said he's gonna come to Poland for holiday soon! :3

[@sasi6349]

I'm from Poland and I think this is so beautiful, when someone says a lot of great words. I only want to say "DZIĘKUJĘ" :)

[@Kasia-nw7un]

"Polak" is the meaning of polish person in Polish and it's not effective at all I'm polish 😂🇵🇱

[@ddamian7724]

@@VickyLivy18 nah mate your teacher is just a bitch

[@2d40]

It is offensive to an American with Polish heritage. It is used as an insult and means you’re stupid.

[@hhhoooaaaxxx]

not effective but offensive. and like Davel said, it is offensive way to call polish people abroad, mostly in USA.

[@marcsmithsonian9773]

Polish mi buty is ofensive albo polush my shoes... but nothing offensive in " I am Polack - Jackson Polack !"

[@anon_anonowicz3095]

I LOVE POLAND❤

[@troeoeleodkdjej3643]

WojtazY WojtazY me too 💙

[@schlodim373]

becuse u are polish ?

[@misiokmisiowy4977]

Ja też

[@roberts6270]

WojtazY WojtazY... YOU WILL ♥️ THIS #FreiesOstpreussen

[@sweetkees]

Poland is a great country. I was there. Pozdrowenia from Hollandii.

[@mj2906]

Popular mistake - Poland is located in eastern Europe - NO it isn't Tip: check where is the center of Europe.

[@damiana4400]

Being Slavic doesn't mean Eastern. Where did you find such a info?? Polish people belong to the West Slavs and with Czech Republic and Slovakia they are fully Central European.

[@Draber2b]

Matt J.+ It doesn't really matter. If we divide Europe only into 2 parts: west and east, it's rather eastern Europe. Poland is in near the center of Europe, so you are right - but what's the deal? It's no shame to be an eastern Europe country...

[@Artem2034]

D. Draber Maybe not but Polish people, in general, don't like if someone says that Poland is located in eastern europe. From Polish perspective, eastern europe is Russia and if you look at the history, Poland had a really bad experience with Russia most of the time.

[@CarlosSilva-cx6oh]

Artem2034 they had a shitty experience with Germany and they're definitely Central European if were calling Central Europe a thing. Poland is Eastern.

[@martyrologiapolski5007]

You Idiots, have you ever learn geographic? Look on the maps where is central Europe! Just exactly- POLAND!

[@annakonopka511]

I love and cherish Poland ❤️🥰 I love it more than anything 🥰 I’m from Poland and now I live in America and I miss my home land ❤️

[@AnilSingh-gh9fl]

Hii Anna

[@hannahbarcus1024]

My great great grandfather came to the United States from Poland. He married my great great grandmother who was also from Poland but was living in the U.S at the time. I am learning the polish language to connect to my roots and to also travel and mabey live there some day.❤️❤️

[@adnankhan-lu5cm]

beautiful country

[@oskarszewczyk5028]

thanks

[@ZapytajFotografa]

I did not know that Poland is 17th world destination travel country xD Thanks, you made a good job

[@JanKowalski-un6kf]

~Poland is an ester European country... Polish people: *triggered*

[@traqnsavov822]

Ester block country :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Pact and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Bloc

[@Texas_Engineer_Mike]

Polish people: How dare you

[@yazuroo_]

Wow i really apriciate it that someone from the other country told everyone the beautyful words about my mother land thank you it's beautyful~