7 NORMAL things in POLAND (Not in your country)

[@vodkila194]

Poland, we love you ! from Switzerland 🙂

[@rafalkaminski6389]

Come and visit

[@LMB222]

Why? Because we do banking with you in CHF?

[@tomekville7]

We love Switzerland!! Greetings from Poland and Western Canada

[@mariuszlech9173]

Vodkila -Love -Poland Vodka = Zubrówka , Wyborowa , Luksusowa

[@TomKot-ve9ut]

Widać że chłopak dużo pracy włożył w edycję filmu . Muzyka zawsze ciekawie dobrana . Świetna robota .Gratuluję .

[@solaris2015]

tak, super! Ile taki płatne komenty kosztują?

[@wiosna4]

@@solaris2015 Jako że ja je sponsoruję, to ci powiem: 0 zł

[@solaris2015]

@@wiosna4 skąd nasz gość jest?

[@wiosna4]

@@solaris2015 Zakładam że z ziemi ale pewności w 100% nie mam

[@solaris2015]

@@wiosna4 Brytyjczyk?

[@Morriepl]

Old Towns are not just in large cities, but also in many smaller towns. The one in Warsaw is not an original though - it was completly destroyed by Germans during WW II - and rebuilt up to specs afterwards.

[@halthammerzeit]

Where I live, old town has over 500 years. Small town in north- east Poland.

[@alh6255]

The ground floors, underground floors, many parts of the facades and ornaments are original - it is a fantastic reconstruction that includes many original elements and is based on well-documented archives and original historical building techniques and materials. It also contains pearls ( - which are the full original work of Polish artists from the period just after World War II, moreover, a part the building in Warsaw's Old Town has survived. Among other things, the beautiful early Baroque Church of the Visitationists. In other words, part of the old town is definitely original, the construction is unprecedented when it comes to its historical value. Interesting: Reconstruction mainly concerned the old town as it was until the end of the 18th century, without the changes introduced in the 19th century.

[@Morriepl]

@@alh6255 A lot depends on what was destroyed dyring the war and uprising.

[@kapitanmada3717]

Niby tak ale te mniejsze miejscowości nie mają tak spektakularnych starówek ja większe miasta takie jak Kraków czy Poznań

[@Morriepl]

@@kapitanmada3717 Nie - ale nadal często warte obejrzenia. A mówimy o dziesiątkach miast tutaj :)

[@Wikarian99PL]

Speaking of Hats, it's just strange to see people wearing them inside of a buildings, especially cap/baseball cap You can see many Americans wear them in house, but why? I never in my life saw any polish family eating meal together with wearing a hat

[@dorotabarbowska2184]

Taking the man's hat off has always been a sing of good manners. Today men do not usually wear hats, but I remember times when ,as a child, I would walk down the street with my grandpa. He was a high scholl principal in his town , so mamy people knew and greeted him and he would take his hat off and put it on every few minutes. as a sign of respect to those greeting him. Not taking it off in such a situation would be considered rude, just as leaving it on in someone's house, church or restaurant.

[@Wikarian99PL]

@@dorotabarbowska2184 similar to not taking off your gloves during handshake

[@rafaljt]

As a Pole, I do not mind hats in houses (although it seem weird to me) but i do mind them during eating. I heard 2 explanations - 1st is the respect for the food. 2nd is that only Jews ate with hats on. So yeah, a Man should respect his food;)

[@solaris2015]

@@rafaljt only Jews, like Morawiecki or Obajtek may eat in hats. But they dont.

[@malgorzatamakowska9910]

​@@solaris2015dureń

[@marzena9625]

Sheku- thank you for reminding me about Poland’s unique qualities! It’s so lovely to see my country through your eyes.

[@Shekumanstravel]

My absolute pleasure!! 😊

[@ilovehardstyle6242]

None of the Poles would expect Turkish Kebab to become our national dish 😂🤣😂

[@novy1198]

its just too good man

[@nuIlsky]

it should be polish kebab then lol

[@parziiich]

It Resebmle nothing like a real kebab which is usually beef or lamb and mostly not in tortilla. I guess it’s now POLISH KEBAB

[@saramar3497]

“Turkish” kebab? Have you ever eaten a real Turkish kebab? In Poland certainly not…

[@ilovehardstyle6242]

@@saramar3497 What is your problem ? Doesn't understand. This is the film about Turkish Kebab in Poland. So I'm asking what is your problem with me?

[@dandelionDub]

It's good to see Poland through someone else's eyes. We often do not appreciate it and consider It's a standard and not good enough. ❤

[@marlenaorlinska3324]

True!

[@llamonardodavinci6090]

Man is saying that Łódź is undeveloped and behind, I think he is becoming a true pole.

[@Shekumanstravel]

I wish 🙏 but I am flattered though!

[@peterj5083]

"Pole" not "pole"

[@dawidskok8870]

Widać, Polska zostaje w pamięci👍 Pozdrawiam

[@voyageur8208]

You are so nice man ! I wish whole world was like you. Thank you for appreciating my homeland. Because of history we have so much sadness and complexes in our hearts. We didnt use to hear so much good things about our lovely country. In the past we always felt that we are worse than the others. The second world war finished in 1945 but Poland was free in 1989 (because russian slavery of communism ended in 1989). Thank you again man. Moreover, I hope the universe will nicely reward you for being so nice and kind ! As to UK or USA, these are the countries for which Poland feel so much sympathy and love.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Much respect ❤️

[@jarosawklejnocki6633]

Two more such films and our president will grant you Polish citizenship immediately :)

[@Shekumanstravel]

Lol 😆 nice one but there's more to learn about Poland and I am not entitled to hold a Polish passport since I can't speak the language! But, I get what you mean, mate! Cheers!!!

[@robertapacz8770]

Greetz from Torun :) when come back let me know :)

[@ukaszbajger727]

​​@@Shekumanstravelhill m8 Andrzej Duda dont need that much to make u citizen hahaha 😂 just like his hot16 challenge xD

[@JesusMagicPanties]

What a damn privilege to get a citizenship of the dark hole in the east european dumpster !!! Sheku's goin to freak out with happiness.

[@jarosawklejnocki6633]

@@JesusMagicPanties Próżnoś riposty się spodziewał, nie dam Ci prztyczka ani klapsa. Nie powiem nawet: pies Cię j...ł, bo to mezalians byłby dla psa.

[@zorzyk6790]

You visited Wawel, but have you been to Wawel Cathedral? There is the Pantheon of our Kings. It's worth seeing.

[@Brilchan]

It's so nice to watch my country through a traveler's eyes really nice editing thanks for making this video

[@agatastaniak7459]

The longest version of "zapiekanki" is probably available at the seaside, in Polish seaside resorts. I can consume a lot of them but I recall only time I had issues with eating all of it myself was during summer near Polish seaside. So fans of Polish "zapiekanka" ( singular), go to Polish seaside in summer.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Noted! I bet it won't disappoint lol😅

[@Lola_in_the_Black]

@@Shekumanstravel If you'll go there make sure to check Malbork - a large castle (the largest in the world when it comes to the grounds' size). I think you'll like it :)

[@peceed]

74 kilo i 59 lat czy odwrotnie?

[@marcinsmaga3441]

I have mentioned that already on one of your videos but I got to say it again.... you really put effort into editing. I like the narration and music and overall feel of the videos you make.

[@roseannallan4944]

Holiday in Poland from Scotland going back september love it there so safe

[@tomp2079]

I am more than happy, mate, that you enjoyed the visit :) Hope you get back here to have even more fun!

[@zurugar1530]

Old Towns/Squares are in many European countries. It is not something either you can find only in Poland or it's normal only in Poland. Although, I like Polish Old Towns much.

[@Shekumanstravel]

I understand that but the structure in which the old towns/squares are layout in Poland is pure ingenuity never seen elsewhere. I appreciate your contribution, mate!

[@solaris2015]

@@Shekumanstravel nothink special here, just maybe in USA you have no old cities and towns?

[@kitas7]

Sheku, you're one of the best ambassadors of our country 😊 Keep up the good work, friend, and enjoy Poland! Love to have you here.

[@julienx1]

I was having a host student here in Warsaw with my family for a year from States. Her favourite thing was public transport. And Żabka 🐸 :) she got even żabka t-shirt from us😂 but have you visited Żabka Nano- where robots do your hoddogs? 😅

[@Shekumanstravel]

I can understand why she loves the infrastructure and convenience stores in Poland cause the U.S. Is lacking in these areas. I am sure she will never forget her time in Poland 🇵🇱 No I haven't visited Zabka Nano yet. What is so special about it?

[@PacekBrudnyPlacek]

@@Shekumanstravel The whole store is self-service, no shop assistants there, and a robot makes hot dogs :D

[@nuIlsky]

​@@PacekBrudnyPlacekhaha i live in poland and i havent either, ill def check it out if i find one

[@ThePersonWhoAsked2137]

​@@PacekBrudnyPlacekI gotta find one asap

[@barbaramelady110]

Thank YOU so much nicely say about my beautiful country xoxo Hugs

[@clashclans1792]

Powodzenia dobra duszo.

[@paulfisker]

Always nice to watch :) Good quality content.

[@DARKMATTERTIME]

Awesome, I love your videos.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Glad you like them!

[@azjoe_6310]

You are so right about everything you said. From the USA I think the women there are not only in shape, they also seem tall by the US standard. The country is amazing!

[@szymonborys1535]

Bigos 😁

[@Shekumanstravel]

Lol yes 👍🏾

[@rapturepochwycenie]

@@Shekumanstravel pierogi  🥟🥟🥟

[@adamsheryf7137]

Zapiekanka,Bigos! Oh mate you are half of polish now

[@Shekumanstravel]

Sorry for the typo “bogos” Also, I apologise if you could not hear me clearly as the sound in this video was recorded on my small camera and the rode microphone on my big camera is broken. Anyways, what else would you add to the list?

[@izabela5097]

Blik - a mobile payment system launched in 2015. It enables smartphone users to pay cashless in stationary and online stores, withdraw and deposit cash at ATMs, make transfers to a telephone number and generate checks with a digital code.

[@Shekumanstravel]

@@izabela5097that sounds pretty cool and convenient 😊way to go Poland

[@samsara4085]

I would add "paczkomaty" which may be translated as parcel machines. These are big lockers where you can collect your parcel that you ordered from some online shop at any time within the next 24 hours since it is placed in the locker. In some of them you can collect even groceries as they have fridge inside. I heard that Poland is called a "lockerland" because there are some many of these "paczkomaty", literally on every corner (just as Żabkas) :). It seems that Polish people love online shopping.

[@izabela5097]

@@Shekumanstravel Note that people often "pay" by phone. Transfers to a telephone number are also immediate. It is popular in Poland.

[@ewas8226]

As a Polish person living in US I 100% concur 😊 I also love that bike paths share sidewalks with pedestrians and not roads with cars (most of the time)… it makes so much sense! But please try not to use “OMG” so much … it’s blasphemy:/

[@feanrassilmaril579]

You should see Poland in the midsummer! It's absolutely different place! If you see polish women in summer... take some heart pills! ;)

[@rufsven8312]

Have a good time in Poland. Greetings from Krakow!

[@JohnSmith-hf1jj]

Another great episode you're doing good job bro keep going my G 🔥🔥🔥

[@NotYourMoriarty]

When it comes to ifrastructure we in poland have a field called ' public finances ' . The way it works is a chunk of money collected from the taxes is spreaded between different cities and it is up to people working in that feild to use this money on projects that are meant to improve The live in society. Hope you find this info helpful ❤

[@adames9862]

Sheku thank You for Your effort to present my country Poland, all the Best for You.

[@AmiRa-wj9jt]

I only disagree with Żabka's assessment, it's an expensive store (for us Poles) ;) It's close, almost on every corner in every city... yes, but it's more profitable to buy even snacks in Biedronka. ;) Biedronka is a bigger store, they have more products to offer, there are nice promotions (if you have the app on your phone), there are even self-service checkouts ;) Thank you for your kind words about my country. I'm glad you remembered the positive things that matter to you.

[@Pidalin]

same here in Czechia, žabka is very expensive, but sometimes you are too lazy to go to some Lidl or something, we mostly have little Vietnamese shops which work the same as Żabka in Poland, it's overpriced, but mostly everywhere

[@xmolxmolxmol]

I only partially agree. Zabka is neither expensive nor cheap - somewhere in between. Prices are about 15-20% higher than in the cheapest supermarkets and it is acceptable. In other countries, the prices of convienient stores are much higher - 50 to 100%. For example, in Amsterdam in a small shop you will have to pay 2 euros for a 500ml bottle of water, 4 euros for a beer, while in the supermarket next door the same water will cost 50 cents and a beer 1 euro. In Zabka, the prices will be a bit higher but acceptable, no one will ask you to double the price for basic things.

[@piotrb4240]

Żabka's winning strategy is choosing products and adjusting prices so that you're always tempted to just go to a Żabka instead of a supermarket. It's not for regular shopping, just additional things you're missing. If you want a snack, you're gonna pay 1 zł or 2 zł more... If you want a ready-made-meal or sandwich or hot dog, you're not guaranteed to find it in Biedronka. And they're open on Sunday, until late. That's why they're so wide-spread. Anyway, this idea of convenience stores is well-spread around the world: in Thailand or Japan it's 7-Eleven, in Mexico it's OXXO, in Latvia it's Narvesen... it's common

[@Pidalin]

@@piotrb4240 if there is a train station near, it's cheaper to buy a snack in vending machine there than in žabka 😀

[@Pidalin]

@@xmolxmolxmol Here in Czechia, you have some snack in vending machine somewhere at train station for like 60 CZK and the same thing in žabka is for like 90 and even that machine at train station is overpriced, but inflation is that crazy that it's like +5 CZK each time when I visit žabka after some time 😀 we already have the same or even higher prices than in western europe, 0.3l coca-cola in restaurant for 2-3 eur, it's crazy, it was like 1.5 eur few years ago. 500 ml coca-cola in PET bottle in supermarket cost the same now as 2l PET 2 years ago. But they say inflation is already slowering, but this already went to far and salaries are still the same as 5 years ago, our living standard went down drasticaly in last 2 years. Between 2018-2020 it was like I didn't even know what to do with all those money. 😀

[@virgilius7036]

What you need to know is that the Poles are very intransigent on politeness. They always kiss the hand of married women, you don't bother a passerby except for valid reasons, you don't cross a street before the light turns red even if there is no car, you don't drink no alcohol in the street, you take off your shoes when you enter someone's house so as not to make a mess, you don't indulge in hypocritical polite formulas like "how are you" if you don't worry about it.

[@leszekmusialowski6527]

It is very flatering , can have hiden reasons but ... I like your point of vieu. I'm Warsaw Pol , 9 years in Lofoten Norway. I feel like in " Forest Gump " scene when he run end run: I feel like going home... :) TX

[@Bazroshan]

I went to Poland in the seventies a few times but not again until 2014 - what a change!

[@magorzatamargaret294]

Unfortunately Poland has changed for much worse...you probably evaluate it from the look but I MEAN that Poland is taken by foreign corporations and everything is stolen by them step by step... Polish government (which is not really polish...) does everything to steal most of the income from people. They are selling OUR NATURAL SOURCES without any fucking authorization to do so..

[@parziiich]

I was able to experience it myself. Literally 2008 everything was still shit but 2014 a different world. It is shocking how QUICKLY Poland developed and rebuild many things. European funds were for us like a Marshall plan to western europe

[@kochamboga3230]

Europe is best continent to live and Poland is in geografic center of Europe so Poland is best place on earth :)

[@maciejsiernicki9032]

mr.sheku if is posimble make some vide about yor songs who added to yor mouvies is great hear this thankiu and have great time in travel

[@sherab2078]

I've never before heard anyone prising our infrastructure. :) Nice video, though.

[@miroslawwawrzyniak722]

tnx bro :)

[@jedcyc]

Great music !

[@iaf6563]

Well observed. And you ate at the same Krakow restaurant as me just a month ago 😁

[@romanhamerski9192]

I like you video. You are very talented. Greeting from Kansas

[@Shekumanstravel]

Thank you, mate!

[@wardasz]

You forgot to ad "if you are from US" to the title. Some of the stuff you talk about, food in particular, are strictly Polish (although I'm pretty sure that in some other countries you could find symilar stuff), but others, like good infrastructure or old towns, are pretty common in a whole Europe.

[@nxs12369]

Cool video Bro, thanks for doing correct, honest vid bout Poland

[@KarolinaS-zt1kl]

Ohhh yeaah it's considered rude to have your hat on inside places. For example we take it off when we're home, when we eat. Our grannies would always tell us 'don't eat with your hat on' 😂 and ofc if you enter a church even as a tourist it's good manners to take your hat off (espacially men). I don't know why but it something that we learn by osmosis 😃

[@pawekosakowski7642]

Chłopak dobrze mówi ;-)

[@mita3609]

You can make zapiekanka yourself at home from French baguette .It is very easy

[@meecowhy83]

I lived in UK for 10 years, came back to Poland and I'm staying, because Poland is beautiful and i love It.

[@jajecpl]

Ja wróciłem po 8 latach. W UK tragedia się robi. Nawet pracując jako manager

[@youvefoundit]

Good video man. Dobre video czlowieku

[@HelenA-fd8vl]

Sheku - you are very likable. Nice young man. (I am 71, so am not stalking you!!)

[@Shekumanstravel]

It's cool, mate! Much love!!!

[@karolinacaro6335]

Very nice video😊

[@evebrown7977]

I'm German, and I've to admit, I've never been in Poland. 😅 But I visit Czech republic on s regular basis with my sister. We just love Czech republic. Don't ask me why. 😊

[@tomekville7]

Geez!! Hey Poland don't bite lol take your sister one day for weekend trip to Poland !! do Wieliczka salt mine trip or Krakow!!

[@martabrzoza9847]

You know that London Tube started in XIX century when we had January Insurrection in Poland? Your Metro system is 150 years old and our is 30 years old

[@michalkowalczyk6264]

Yo Sheku hope you enjoy visiting my country my G

[@zapmayor4867]

Żabka my beloved sad that the prices aren't as good as they used to be

[@slawomirniepodam4148]

Noo Polacy lubią jak się ich chwali... Widac to po komentarzach pod kazdym filmem o Polsce u obcokrajowcow xD

[@mantoshow8852]

Kto nie lubi😄. Choć fajnie by było czasem spojrzeć na to wszystko z innej perspektywy.

[@andrewgowera9406]

In african culture we don't eat whilst wearing a hat, it's a sign of disrespect.

[@mikaelmoss1233]

Same in Poland.

[@nuIlsky]

same in poland, it also applies so when ur at school (especially at ongoing classes, breaks are fine)

[@queer-wp4jx]

In UK u have at least 1 Żabka, it is in Liverpool 😉

[@kacperlubiak2801]

I have to say that Poland is cheap only for tourist from abroad. Żabka is expensive store for Poles

[@dunemaster3179]

excellent video

[@maReK.OczOplAs]

Zapiekanka is a sandwich that was created in the 1980s during a period of deep economic collapse. the first casseroles had cheese and champignons on top. casseroles were sold from primitive food tracks that were a substitute for fast food.

[@biglance]

You do a really good job putting your vids together and the content is original, you are going to do well in China with the vids I am sure, peace from Thailand.

[@piotrbuczynski1060]

Thank you for your kind words about Poland. However, I must express my concern about your health and figure - Polish cuisine offers a lot of healthier dishes... Regards

[@damian6640]

Yeah, Polish girls are awesome. Thank you for just noticing.❤

[@PinKeeDJ]

A convenience store you have to drive to is something totally opposite of convenience :)

[@wincentywiewiorczak4114]

Have you been in Lublin or Zamość?

[@rwpekin]

To mój Poznań 😊

[@GucioMaja]

I can't hear you well, turn down the music.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Sorry about that! It won't happen again in future videos.

[@piotrmroczkowski2324]

You are being very nice, but old towns squares are not a "only in Poland" thing, and most Polish people will tell you, that our infrastructure and public transport are crap. Gorgeous woman are rather a Slavic than Polish thing. Greetings from Poznań, cheers.

[@witoldbarwicki6119]

Im love You Man

[@krzysztof_wu]

mate what about 24/7 gas stations? try those in spain for example when theyre all closed at 10-11pm. annnnddd coffee on those gas stations, the rest of the europe should learn.

[@Ntwadumela1]

@y0uw0tm8 I've heard it's similar in Austria: "In Austria, stores are generally not allowed to be open on Sundays and public holidays, with some exceptions. The law on shop opening hours ("Öffnungszeitengesetz") stipulates that only certain categories of stores are allowed to operate on Sundays and public holidays"

[@danielchudini77]

Golf Job 😎😋

[@dangor751]

Getting better every year , hopefully people mentally will also change )))

[@annap.595]

Jeszcze żurek i rosół, oraz schabowy ❤

[@terrysmith9256]

I am from Poland but leaving in uk bro blessing to u m8

[@Shekumanstravel]

Likewise, mate!!!

[@-QuraK-]

Bardzo miło ale zrobi się syf i u nas przez tą masową migrację i czar pryśnie.

[@lillalorec6615]

Syf to może się zrobić nie przez migrantów ale przez narkotyki

[@tomekm4602]

Zabka is like cooperative in uk

[@tomaszstramel3594]

Coż też opowiadasz... Polskie co-opy to były sklepy Społem. Żabka to sieć franczyzowa.

[@michawozniak5955]

This is the umpteenth video of yours where you gush over Poland. XD You are obsessed! Just move here already, we'll be very happy to have you. :D

[@marcindraco5666]

Kebabs in poland are improving couse there is a lot of competytion

[@fandzejka9540]

Not sure if materials like this are meant to be adressed at foreigners, potential tourists or Poles, but it seems Poles always make vast majority of viewers. Kind of psychotherapy I guess 😅

[@danutaczumaj437]

Raz spotkalem murzyna z kanady to byl jedynu porzadny mężczyzna ,pelen kultury i godnisci to byl nauczyciel angielskiego nigdy wiecej nie spotkalem murzynow na takim poziomie jak on

[@annap.595]

W Poznaniu jak zwykle remonty. Normalka

[@jakubmleczko5117]

and these things are not found in your country Me who lives in Poland: Accually...

[@Miss_miss-u3b]

Have you been to Biedronka 🐞?

[@Shekumanstravel]

Unfortunately not yet!

[@pythagorasnine]

Don't advertise B. The place to go to is Stokrotka, a Polish supermarket (as opposed to the Portuguese Beidronka pretentidning Polish) with much, much better quality food AND cheaper than Biedronka.

[@Neverdie325]

@@pythagorasnine so what Stokrotka is Polish? Biedronka is usually more convenient and the prices definitely aren't cheaper in Stokrotka. Biedronka branded products aren't that bad in quality, and regular brands are just the same

[@Miss_miss-u3b]

@@pythagorasnine, but Stokrotka is not everywhere, and through the years Biedronka got blended in Polish landscape quite well, but for me Społem is quintesence of Polish supermarket chain - still stuck in '90, and nowadays Dino is quite expanding and also Polish

[@charonboat6394]

​​@@pythagorasnineIn Biedronka with a pinch of luck one can get shipping bag full of euros, 600 k. of it.

[@solaris2015]

Try to find a Synagogue for next film?

[@RyszardW-m3w]

Actually prices in Żabka are pretty high. But they are everywhere. You don't go for shopping there. They are ment for you to just pop in, get a drink, get a snack, get a beer, some sweets, coffee or whatever. They are more expensive than in most shops, but they are nearby so you don't mind to spend a little bit more instead of looking for a cheaper store. And as for hat in a restaurant: you should always remove your headwear when eating. That's a sign of respect and greatfulness for our Mother Earth (or God, whatever you like) for the greatest treasure She gives to us. It's not gold, oil or precious stones, it's food.

[@wodzimierzmoroz9253]

Blik, I'm just gonna say Blik. My people will like this comment :)

[@solaris2015]

How do you like Stalin Center? Perfect construction and with 4 minarets to be build if need arise?

[@patmissaski]

Trains and zapiekanki definitely what i love about poland.

[@przemyslawkania2496]

Its funny when im from Poland . But yes. Poland od goooood country but i'm scury. About emigrants. Hope tys note change.

[@sebastian-ic1mz]

Tbh "Żabkas" are one of most expensive stores 🤨🤷🏻‍♂️

[@unreal10048]

❤👍

[@Shekumanstravel]

❤️😊

[@Ur_mom2137]

Im poland❤️

[@duner4105]

Jesteś polską? Hmm.. Ciekawe

[@Burobrody]

The infrastructure in the UK must be terrible if You're praising the polish one that much xD

[@marvolom787]

Fun Fact- Zapiekanki are Polish creation

[@nuIlsky]

tbh i never knew zapiekanka was polish, i just thought the name was different in the country of origin. bcuz im polish and even i didnt know

[@marvolom787]

@@nuIlsky Tak, zapiekanki są polskim wynalazkiem z lat 70-tych

[@danutarzepecka4056]

London?

[@MarJin727]

not taking off your hat in a Polish home or in a restaurant is very offensive, as if you want to say that you are going out and will not stay here a minute longer, that you don't like it here.

[@dw8461]

Who cares nowadays? Especially when you are turist.

[@ZielonyOony]

Mówisz - gulasz, pokazujesz - żurek :))