Polish People Are Super Friendly! 🇵🇱

[@marekbydgoszcz12]

Babcia z pociągu wygrała odcinek.

[@planetjames95]

💯!

[@100noga]

Przemiła kobieta

[@faurl35h]

Pierwsze skojarzenie z babcią co oprowadzała Włocha po Warszawie w "Nie lubię poniedzialku"

[@albin2232]

Poland and its people are beautiful 😍 Lovely country. Best wishes from Scotland!

[@femmeNikita27]

Thank You kindly! Polish people like Scotland, so you shall visit some day.

[@arektrip9727]

Scotland is such a beautiful land and people so lovely.

[@TestTheSpiritsIfTheyAreOfYAH]

I adore 🥰 Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and pips n drums rock forever!

[@robnpk8868]

I love Scotland I live in England but Scotland it’s so beautiful love going to Edinburgh this summer going again

[@filoreykjavik]

Many of Polish soldiers and refugees found a shelter in Scotland during WW2 after Battle of France was lost, thank you!

[@nzgamingfan]

Well, Poland will definitely be on my list of European countries to visit.

[@TravelALBERT]

Poland is so great!! I love this country 🇵🇱

[@aviavik]

Wow. That granny can even speak some English! Polish grannies are really educated.

[@planetjames95]

She is awesome

[@femmeNikita27]

And what is better for Ukrainian people Polish grannies often speak Russian, so yeah it's helpful too.

[@aviavik]

@@femmeNikita27 That is probably due to soviet influence in the past. But, honestly, I haven't seen a granny that can translate some stuff to English before

[@Piwonia67]

@@aviavik some grannies are teachers or scientists, or spent some time abroad :) or used to work in big companies. You never know.

[@aviavik]

@@Piwonia67 That is amazing! Live Polish grannies from Ukraine 🇺🇦🇵🇱

[@mariuszwaszak1523]

Grandma on the train was so adorable😀

[@planetjames95]

She is awesome

a hint: the best moment to switch an appartment is when students leave theirs for summer time. More choice and slightly lower prices.

[@femmeNikita27]

Indeed. However this year on rental market in Poland is gonna be crazy. A hint? Seek places outside of major cities. Poland has really lovely places around them. And as for now crazy rental market is mostly in a few largest cities. So do not fear to get outside of a most crowded cities.

[@2cooco]

@@femmeNikita27 Hey , cowboy ! What do you mean gonna ? I " wanna" to know ....

[@Soulandbone]

@@2cooco The point of using wanna, is precisely of not using the "to" part, so you are doing it wrong pal...

[@rogerjackson484]

Warsaw should be fun. I would love to visit Warsaw someday. Polish people are super cool

[@mwojciec79]

Yeah we are. Come in May ( all flours blossom and green is looking great) or in 'Polska Złota Jesień' ( Polish Golden Autumn ).

[@bernadettazareba8790]

Come to Krakow😁 the most beautiful place on earth...and Zakopane top!

[@arteria.coronaria]

Perhaps if you're in Warsaw, it'd be worth it to visit the museum of the warsaw uprising (Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego in polish). Take your time to settle in your apartment first though. Another thing worth visiting is definitely the Old town (stare miasto). Also- Warsaw has a really good public transport network, you should definitely take advantage of the metro and trams as they can dodge the traffic.

[@arkjedrzejewsky4990]

agree, this museum is highly recommended

[@KajtekBeary]

And also SKM (szybka kolej miejsca/city trains) don't forget about them :D

[@KajtekBeary]

@@montekore374 they already visited the Westerplatte tho

[@arteria.coronaria]

@@montekore374 They literally visited Westerplatte before and the WW2 museum in Gdansk, I think they'll be alright. Again, it's just a suggestion.

[@Osotogari1992]

why they should visit museum of war, they just run away from war. so pathetic

[@sher1lyn]

Glad to see you're staying in Poland! Warsaw should be another great adventure!

[@Aneczka911]

In the UK, TJ Maxx is known as TK Maxx-as well as in Poland, The Netherlands and Germany. The name was modified to avoid confusion with the British retail chain T. J. Hughes

[@ragnargrabson1287]

Polska emerytka jest wystrzałowa - to chyba jakaś emerytowana nauczycielka.

[@pistolpete5192]

Poland is very educated country most Poles speaks more than three languages especially English it’s mandatory in schools

[@MatiUrb]

@@pistolpete5192 where do you get this information from? It's quite extraordinary to see an old lady speaking English. English is now mandatory but was Russian then. It's true that you have two foreign languages in the school but I also had German in the secondary and high school (I was learning it for 7 years) but I still can't speak German.

[@RockMetalElectronicPlaylists]

@@pistolpete5192 I'm afraid but your statement is not 100% true. Of course Poland have good public education (including universities), but I can say that other languages knowledge depends on citizen's age. People born after 1970 can speak English quite well here [if younger ==> better understanding and speaking], most older people (>70) know Russian better than English. Children born after 1980 had and still have [nowadays generations] English lessons at primary school, after that in middle school - one modern language is taught additionally [ie.German, Spanish...]. It is what parents and grandparents were't taught here. What is mandatory to explain is that children born after ~2000 yr have basic English in kindergartens too, but almost nobody living now in Poland would say that every person walking on the streets or being in public places - no matter if guy or girl - has extraordinary skills in speakings and understanding 3 or more foreign languages. In conclusion - very small group of Poles know 3 or more languages at once. That is true, so as I said - we as nation [generally said] know one or two - sometimes on basic level - foreign languages, but we all are not "multi-speakers" in general.

[@n0rmalna]

@@MatiUrb in poland we have worldwide education more history obey only usa and Europe but for example languages are not the highest level I would say I'm working in iceland they don't have too much geography, history but they focus on the languages and practical topics

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

@@pistolpete5192 no, English is not mandatory at school. In my school we learned only German and French.

[@matt112fly]

I live in the US, but I'm originally from Warsaw. I'm jealous of you guys! Enjoy your stay :) it's a big city that has a lot to offer

[@MarcinKowarzyk]

Interesting coincidence. I've been watching your videos since you came from Ukraine to Poland. You've always been somewhere far away, in Gdańsk, and now... you live a few streets away. :) You are a nice couple, I think we are of a similar age. We live with my wife Monika and two cats - recently - in Ochota (this is the name of the district where you also live), we both have been living in Warsaw since we were born. This city is specific because it was very damaged during the Second World War, it can be compared to today's Mariupol. Even the Old Town and the Royal Castle are rebuilt after the war, so you can get the impression of chaos in the architecture. When we go to another city, we sightseeing similarly to you. If you would like to walk around Warsaw together, give me a sign. We speak Polish and English. I can read words in Russian, but I do it slowly and I only understand a little. :)

[@RadSmusic]

Dziękuję, w przyszłym tygodniu jadę do Polski!

[@mrs.m840]

Thank you for making the videos. My family is Polish and I live in the US. Good luck and well wishes to your family.

[@namelastname8D]

Congratulations! You have officially moved to Poland. I have lost the bet... 😭 That lady on a train was chatty because she wanted to make you feel home. The generations of my parents and grandparents are likely to try to communicate with you. Even if they don't speak your language, they'll wave their hands a lot. Mechanizm is simple you are afraid of things you don't know. In a strange country everything is unknown and talking with locals should make you relax a bit. Whichever city you are settling in remember that you are welcome there. Stay safe, all four of you. And fingers crossed for the foreigners' office visit!

[@tomaszadamnowowieyski6115]

Shout-out to Marina for taking it like a champ. Somehow it hits close to home for me: unfamiliar places, pregnant wife, living on short-term rentals. Greetings from the East side of Warsaw, Wesoła district.

[@albin2232]

I am convinced that she's an angel 😇

[@johndewey6358]

Marina gets 5 starts from me!

[@xOdySx]

Trains between larger cities sometimes get names. Yours had name "Sobieski" ;) King Jan III Sobieski ruled 1674-1696. He is famous due to Vienna battle in 1683 and charge of Polish winged hussars ;) Enjoy the Warsaw. Personally I reccomend to use trains and metro as they are both integrated in to public transportation. Its awesome! More cities in Poland should have got that...

[@planetjames95]

OK, that makes more sense...Thanks!

[@kaylethdark6237]

Kraków tried and we ended up with a museum 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣

[@mariolondyn50]

anglojęzyczni mogą nie zrozumieć terminu " metro ", szybciej " underground" jako sieć podziemną lub "tube" jako stację podziemną .

[@margmak6234]

@@mariolondyn50 lub "subway" w USA I Kanadzie

[@maxlevy7085]

@@mariolondyn50 zdaje się że to co masz na myśli tyczy się Brytyjczyków... nie wszystkich anglojęzycznych :)

[@neib1]

At last! In my hometown :) You'd love food here. There are plenty of great restaurants and bars. And Bary Mleczne as well.

[@janeoxley4829]

Congratulations on your new apartment, always fun buying furnishing for the home, making it look your own. Good luck.

[@gryglakk]

Welcome to Warsaw! After watching your last video my bet was on Wrocław haha. I've been here for 9 years, lots of cool places to see but it's a big city and a bit chaotic in places so you have to take your time but it's definitely worth it. If you need anything let me know, I'd be happy to help recommend places to see or eat at. Also shout out to the lady in the train. :)

[@JakoTako]

That elderly Woman was very wholesome ❤️

[@isnith]

Regarding the masks - indeed, since 28th of March you don't have to wear masks in Poland (except for medical centers). I'm glad you find Poland so friendly! If you ever visit Krakow let us know - it's definitely worth visiting, I'll be happy to be your guide and/or I'll happily give you some tips.

[@MrCr00wn]

I didnt wear mast this winter and I got only one reminder from cop in market

[@germanshepherdmom1143]

But there is also a dark side of Poland. There is a lot of animal cruelty.

[@tuomollo]

@@germanshepherdmom1143 well, not really. Where did you get this info from? Is it a lot compared to the other countries (Ukraine maybe)? Of course you can always find some psychos but this is true all around the world.

[@kaiznpl]

​@@germanshepherdmom1143 I would love to eat some German Shepherd stew. Watch out! I'm Gonna Get Ya... boo hoo... run!

[@zepter00]

@@germanshepherdmom1143 less than in your country.

[@irbissniezny7570]

Oh its so cool to see you in my city!! There's a lot of things to do and see in Warsaw. The most popular spots are of course old town, Nowy Świat/Chmielna, downtown, National Stadium, Łazienki and Wilanów. But I advise you to see also some"off" places like "Nocny Market", Hala Koszyki, Browary Warszawskie + Norblin, Elektrociepłownia Powiśle + Bulwary Wiślane and few places in Old Praga like Koneser. Moreover, there is a lot of events here. Pole Mokotowskie and Park Skaryszewski are also very nice. Beware of doing shopping between 4pm and 9pm, it's too crowded. I think that the best place for buying staffs like bed sheets, towels, plates etc is hipermarket for example big Carrefour because its cheap and you can find almost everything there. ATB :)

[@2mek99]

Yes. Nocny Market will be just over the train tracks. The footbridge is just about to be completed.

[@jezuufamtobie1109]

wtf xD ale ta babcia to szef totalny

[@fazemam3887]

xD

[@adamszelor4176]

Welcome to my city. Have a nice stay. Good luck! 💪

[@Piwonia67]

Welcome to Warsaw! 1. Yes, they cancelled masks this Monday, except for some special places like hospitals 2. The Zachodnia station has got a new building and I haven't seen it yet :) 3. You've got a lot of places to see here - the downtown, the Old Town, the zoo, the botanical gardens and lots of museums, parks and whatever. Or go out of the city and have a nice walk in the Kampinos Forest, or at the riverside. And the Praga district.

[@kubaborowiec8492]

O w szpitalach nie chcą a to ciekawe👌

[@hanna8418]

Good teacher and good student... you have good Polish pronunciation!

[@krzesimirchrzastowicz4833]

Warsaw is the city of contrasts. You've got noisy street traffic, skyscrapers, but there is also lots of green, parks and other places you can easily forget, you are in a big city. There are some nice places that everyone should to visit in Warsaw: 1) The Old Town and the Kings-Castle Gardens. 2) The Vistula-Boulevards 3) The "Łazienki" Park As far as I have seen, you live in Ochota District. Near the Blue City Shopping Mall there is the "Szczęśliwicki Park", where you can watch the Warsaw Skyline from afar and enjoy the nature.

[@PR_nick]

Go to Szczesliwice. It's few bus stops from your apartment.

[@Deailon]

Welcome to Warsaw :) It seems you live near the place I work :D You are not too far from city center. If you want to get to know Warsaw fast, get to the Metro line and visit each station. It will took some time, but you will get a good picture of the city. If you need any help, get lost or wanto to know what to see, I'll be glad to oblige :) PS. The lady on the train was great :)

[@Guillermo.R.S.]

I really love the development of your content. Just honest and genuine life experiences. Best of lucks in beautiful Varsovia. :)

[@marcinolszewski1568]

Hmm, I did not expect it, but since you are in Warsaw, I suggest you visit the royal castle and the Łazienki Palace where, as I remember well, Thursday dinners were held during the royal times. And if Marina is interested in vegetation, I suggest you visit the botanical garden, although honestly you may also be interested.

[@piotrfelix]

And the complex of the Wilanów Palace

[@natalia001]

Oh yes, Łazienki is a must go. And take some nuts! There's a gang of friendly squirrels :)

[@Alchomik7]

UW Botanical Garden is awesome when magnolias start to bloom which is quite soon

[@Piwonia67]

One botanical garden is close to Łazienki, and another one is further, in Powsin, but it's worth seeing. It's big, in a nice area, and there are magnificent magnolias and lots of other plants which will blossom throughout the year.

[@Alchomik7]

@@Piwonia67 ah, yes, Powsin! You are right, it is great!

[@JustJes10]

So, since she is a Ukrainian citizen, she can ride all public transportation for free here in Warsaw. If you need to buy yourself a Warsaw card, it cost us 280 zl for 3 months for unlimited usage of all trams, buses, metros for Zone 1 and if you're just staying inside the city you won't need Zone 2 access. I think you can just go to one of the transportation offices located inside of the larger metro stations, like Centrum etc. I see you are using Uber/Lyft, hiring private cars, the public transportation here is outstanding. We are from the US and used to having a car to go everywhere, we don't miss owning a car, we just use the public system and it's so inexpensive. You are lucky, you're across the street from a Top Market! They are a great little shop if you can't get to Biedronka or another larger store. Biedronka has great prices, and also the large Carrefour has everything you need and the prices are good too. Witamy w Warszawie!

[@planetjames95]

Thanks, really good advice!

[@przewoz83]

@@planetjames95 I will add: "for unlimited usage of all trams, buses, metros for Zone 1" and all local trains SKM/Koleje Mazowieckie (white-red ones and white-green ones - sth like SKM (yellow-blue) in Gdańsk) in Zone 1. It means that all of Warsaw is available to you :)

[@roberturbanczyk204]

Wkd in parts located in Warsaw too

[@przewoz83]

@@roberturbanczyk204 true :)

[@BanterRanterr]

@@przewoz83 Gheez if I was IT worker I would have consider to move there.

[@Piwonia67]

You can take a train to small towns around Warsaw like Otwock or Józefów, with old and new villas in a pine forest, or Konstancin which is all in pine trees and you've got there graduation towers where you can breathe salty air, which is relaxing and good for health.

[@Alchomik7]

Otwock and Konstancin Jeziorna - very nice places, beautiful architecture; in Konstancin there is a lovely park, great for a leisure walk (this park has the brine graduation towers which Aga Ł. mentioned)

[@matt_aviz]

Between my own international travels and KZbin vloggers like this, it's amazing to me how often around the world, no matter how small the town, that big yellow M appears in the background more frequently than almost any other symbol.

[@garrett3338]

Welcome to Warsaw my friends! I am living here too. Maybe I will see you around someday.

[@plovts]

Polish people are very kind, they are polite and sweet 🇵🇱❤️

[@adriennecruz3843]

Great videos -- thanks for your efforts and for informing us.

[@2mek99]

Overall Warsaw is the best city to live in in Poland. The biggest choice of jobs, a mixture of old and new, very interesting foodcourt concepts unseen in other cities in Poland. The biggest number of cultural events. Good public communication. A lot of green areas for relaxation including the Wisla shores (one side modern, one wild). And as you mentioned good communication 2-3h by trains to any other big cities. Only Wroclaw is a little remote. Warsaw slowly becomes the economic hub for the whole region. With Microsoft and Google building their huge data centres the importance will grow. We gave also google camp here.

[@Piwonia67]

Maybe Wrocław is a bit distant, but we went there by car and it was 3.5 hours of ride. Not so bad. And I think you can go there by bus and it's quite a good option. I suppose it will be more and more difficult for Marina now, but who knows.

[@leswillman5143]

Nope ! Krakow jest najlepszy ! Byl, jest i bedzie !

[@agnieszkatrojnowska5015]

Good luck! Wish You all the best!

[@Sejtoszzi]

Your cat is just adorable, I would hug her!

[@polishmik]

Glad you guys found a good price in Warsaw! I’m sure you’ll love it there. I went over 20 years ago and hated it but gave it another chance a few years ago and I’m in love with it. Make sure you stop at Pyzy Flaki Gorace when you visit Praga district, awesome home style food at a good price.

[@helenama1960]

I also reccomend Pyzy Flaki gorące, they totally rock it :D You can also get some special under the table items if you know certain phrases

[@roberturbanczyk204]

It's better to get to pyzy flaki gorące at Podwale, local is more spacious

[@polishmik]

@@roberturbanczyk204 ah okay, I haven’t been back since before it opened there so I didn’t want to suggest it in case it’s not as good.

[@adak.19]

The comments have already been about stores, communications, etc. Now I will suggest something for Marina and the baby :) There is a great maternity hospital about 3 km from you that offers free medical assistance for refugees. It's Szpital św. Zofii on Żelazna street.

[@Alchomik7]

I was in this hospital 2 times, highly recommend! Go there now, there is a clinic by the hospital, if you are lucky (it is VERY popular) Marina can get her attending doctor from there too.

[@Piwonia67]

Both of my children were born there.

[@Piwonia67]

You could actually do some research about the hospitals now and contact a midwife in the one you choose, to help you get prepared for the birth. You'll feel safer, especially Marina.

[@poprostuiga1456]

Haha I can’t believe I was exactly at the same TK Maxx store today 😂 Have a happy life in Warsaw, neighbours!

[@2mek99]

Seems that you leave in the Ochota district near Niemcewicza street. This is 5 minutes from the city centre by tram :-) Good for communication. As you got the child I would move a little more from the city centre (less noisy) and closer to the parks so that you can take the baby for a walk. In this area, there are many such places - Pole Mokotowskie, Park Szczęsliwicki, Park Zachdoni (next to the railway station, this one is noisy).

[@thomascrowe3407]

Very nice people.

[@hoover8636]

wish u all the best in Warsaw

[@juko5060]

Good luck in Warsaw. Gdańsk will miss you guys. Thank you for all you have done in Gdańsk! Gdańsk appreciates your presence. Keep my fingers and toes crossed for you!

[@pawesedrowski6743]

If you're planning to stay in Warsaw then you most probably want to have the baby born there. Since the traffic in Warsaw can get pretty ugly you should check your options on getting to the hospital you choose. In my wife's (and mine too ;-)) opinion the one on the Żelazna street is the best. We definitely would not recommend the one on Karowa.

[@planetjames95]

Thanks Paweł, super useful information.

[@krzysztofrudnicki5841]

@@planetjames95 we have 2 kids that were born in hospital on Starynkiewicza street. Can't complain.

[@mkozlinski]

Half of my family was born on Żelazna. Even when we moved out from Warsaw :D

[@LadyRevania]

Ha, my city! It's funny how I saw Warszawa Zachodnia after renovation for the first time in your video, it used to be so old and ugly 😂. I just live in the other part of the city, so I haven't been there in a while. I can't wait to see more of your videos of Warsaw! It's always interesting to see it through someone else's eyes.

[@conradsz]

Ja też :) me too

[@krychul]

Happy to see you you and Marina in Warsaw. I’m history freak and I can make you history trip around Warsaw if you want and show you places worth visiting. If you need any help with translations with polish public services I’m also happy to help.

[@magickrk]

Been following you for for few weeks now, you seems like you come to poland stressed being stranger but now you finding poland and polish people are really helpful and not strange and this is good. myself i live in UK last 15 years and is good to see many people in poland like this lady on this train being open minded - not afraid speak her broken english and being so friendly. When i came to UK it was so strange to me that even with my broken english then everyone was helpful and had no objections to me being polish (foreign) person. It's good to see it now on example of your video! Wish you guys all the best!

[@Flofer12]

Glad you came to Warsaw. If you need a tour or help with anything then let me know.

[@marcindaniel1797]

Great channel and great opportunity for me to improve my English understanding :-) thx!

[@penguinsfan251]

I am happy for you that you found another place in Poland. Warsaw has it's treasures and pleasures that are waiting for you to discover. Among other sites to see, you will want to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the memorial to the Warsaw Uprising. Due to a purely selfish point of view, I hope your little one is born in Warsaw. Why? Warsaw is my great grandfather's birthplace and boyhood home. Please let us know if we can chip in and help when your little one comes. It would be cool to have a baby shower for you. Best wishes.

[@angelam5850]

Thats great you guys found an apartment to settle, at least for the interim..lots of love💓💓💓💓

[@speedylopez870]

It's so nice to watch you guys... I cannot resist.

[@keblinski]

I recommend to explore Łodź for longer term stay - large city in the center of Poland - cost of living lower that in other cities - might be a good choice when your family gets larger.

[@albin2232]

I live in Scotland, but I have visited Lodz a few times. It's got a really good arts scene. Always great things to see and do

[@darek4488]

Łódź is a weird one. It is large in area, low density city, with almost no tall buidlings, but has a few highly condensed areas packed with all kinds of restaurants, pubs and bars.

[@ewachowaniec1407]

wow! welcome to Warsaw! you were in the Blue City shopping mall then... enjoy your stay and all the best for all four of you!

[@PR_nick]

Oposite side of the road is another mall - Reduta, much more competive prices and good brands too.

[@Alchomik7]

And in Reduta there is a big compartment store (Carrefour if I remember correctly)

[@LadyClannadia]

Babcia w pociągu;) very handy

[@KatarzynaSterna]

Welcome to Warsaw and congratulations on your new apartment! 😃 I was so surprised that you were end up in the capitol.😅 But you live in really good area.😊 It's close to everywhere! 😁 You should definitely check Park Szczęśliwicki - it's close to your place and IMO it's one of the nicest city park in Warsaw.🙂 Enjoy your new chapter of your life. 😊

[@lavolta]

Oh, guys, I love your movies, and I love your attitude! Hope I'll meet you someday on the streets of Warsaw! Greetings from Ursynów (Warsaw District)!

[@joannalaszczak2012]

Tj Maxx in US and Tk Maxx in Europe is the same chain of shops. In Ireland we have Tk Maxx as well. Home & you is quite an expensive shop. You can find home linen, pillows and other things in different shops much cheaper. But they have really good special offers sometimes.

[@lupus002007]

Locate nearest paczkomat - parcels pickup automatic boxes. Most stuff you need can be bought online a bit cheaper if you know what are you looking for. Pillows and such some times are quite cheap at Jysk, and I think you may have one not so far from you if I recognized neighborhood from your window. :) Mask disappired because from Monday they are obligatory only at health centers and hospitals. Still you can be ask to wear them in some places. It is now a matter of bon ton or in house regulatory in some private offices or other. Next few days will be probably with quite cold weather but after that in some sunny ones You can take a walk along Wisla river on Bulwary or on green roof at University Library. Enjoy new "yours". Good luck with visa stuff. Crossing fingers.

[@Alchomik7]

Yes, using paczkomat is going to make your life easier :)

[@helenama1960]

Ah, Warsaw is a great city, its just that many of its gems are hidden! I would completely reccomend Wystawa Niewidzialna (tho it's not really a place where you can film at, pfft) where you can experience how living as a blind person is - I always come back there whenever we have guests for a few days. You can book an english speaking guide, however it must be done in advance. Relatively near to it there's also an Arcade Games museum where you can play actual pinball games for a whole day with a pass and Nocny Market (tho it might not be open at this time of the year yet) its like a food fair thats very lively. Hope your stay in Warsaw will be great!

[@helenama1960]

Another place thats quite magical and I almost forgot about - Museum of Doll Houses! Its quite a magical place. I believe its already opened back up on one of the old city squares

[@aleksandrap.5088]

Ohh can't wait to watch it!!! Thanks!

[@planetjames95]

Hope you like it!

[@ezablotski7156]

Happy to see you in Warsaw :) Let me know if you and Марина need any help there

[@Daan495]

that babuska was so kind holyyy

[@acidsuzanne4049]

Babcia!

[@roberturbanczyk204]

They are in Poland, this is BABCIA

[@andrzejhinc6404]

Starsza pani

[@bananajoe123]

Congrats to 10.000 subscribers!

[@polandsangel]

Congratulations on your new apartment! You will make it feel homely in no time with your homeware items. So happy for you and Mosa.Warsaw looks beautiful. Good luck tomorrow ❤

[@dakey2k6]

Glad that you are in Warsaw! Check out Palace of Jan Sobieski in Wilanów, the Old town, Nowy Swiat (near old town), of course Down town with the highest building in the European Union (Varso Tower 309m).

[@Daan495]

I hope that in a few months you will make a video about the advantages and disadvantages of living in Warsaw

[@KajtekBeary]

Menya Musashi is one of the best I know when it comes to affordable ramen. You're living near my neighborhood, so we might meet accidentally somewhere :D If you want to visit some cool place to eat, there's really interesting place called "electrownia Powiśle" near Wisła river, on the side of town centre. Really cool place.

[@cherylgalleran6602]

Another wonderful video my friend. Hopefully you’ll enjoy your stay in Warsaw. As always sending good thoughts and prayers to all 3 (@lmost 4 of you). Much love🥰❤️♥️.

[@Marcin-L]

Brawo Pani w pociągu 💪💘

[@MadziaMadzia04]

Wow we're in the same city now. Yipee yipee yey!

[@planetjames95]

Awesome!

[@tomaszfalkowski7508]

Wow you made it to Warsaw congrats! 👏👏

[@DestinationWonders]

Hi Friends nice to see that you like Poland , I love watching your Videos I can't wait to go back to my country for vacation. Greetings for you and your Wife. .. Not sure if you mention in your videos where do you guys work remotely .

[@kozlorf]

8:42 The bigger building behind a yellow one is a student's house called "Alcatraz" ;)

[@wiolawiola5470]

That is our nation... Friendly. Buziaki dla Pani z Piciagu😘🥰😍😍

[@deltus3x]

Welcome to my hometown, phoenix city of Warsaw!

[@mariuszabramczyk9055]

Mariusz Abramczyk 0 sekund temu Warsaw seems perfect place for you to settle - central Poland, international airport, a lot things to do and places to explore btw cheaper shop for arranging house is Action or Pepco and remember about Biedronka in case of daily shoping ;) good luck bro can’t wait for next videos

[@pelapelawska6687]

Love watching ur adventures.. feels like I'm there with you.. :) Enjoy ur time in Wawa!! :)

[@pamelajaye]

Smacznego! This is all just the same day? So far I like Warsaw and that mall is enormous! Maybe I have been living out here in the boonies. And it's not the boonies. It's just a suburb of a city somewhat smaller than Tampa (And sorry still not as good as Boston. I was going to say that maybe the traffic is better but that probably isn't true either.) The neighborhood you were walking through, it looked clean and the colors were pretty even if they were yellow. At least they were different.

[@OFIR_Kubson]

I'm glad that you are guys in my city! There is a lot of cool things to see, like the Old Town, Łazienki Królewskie main park in the city, The Palace of Culture and Science and the city skyline. But to be fair it's pretty expensive in here. Not gonna lie Warsaw is without a doubt the most expensive city in Poland but it kinda pays off with all the great things here.

[@artofmagi]

Wow... it's so different from when I was there in 1996-97. They didn't have shopping malls like that, definitely not shops where you could browse except for a few like bookstores, but otherwise had to ask for everything behind the counter. Things change so much. I remember the kiosk to get potatoes early in the morning and shopping the street markets for groceries. Lots of wonderful things there to visit though, plenty of museums. I really miss Powazki cemetery - it was very close to where I lived, and is so incredibly beautiful. Lots of famous people buried there, though I can understand if that feels a bit too dark right now.

[@Jolaos8]

when I was young in the 90s I traveled a lot by train. Talking to strangers was instead of looking at the phone like now.

[@Quatezcoatl]

When thinking about getting in labor aim for one of the best hospitals across Poland (in terms of obstetrics) which is hospital on Żelazna street You can probably go to labor school there and they explain in 5 sessions A LOT of topics how to prepare for a baby

[@maciekwr]

Warsaw West station is under expansion now, that’s why it’s a bit confusing at the moment. Same as Gdansk which is under refurbishment. Warsaw is great - you’re gonna love it :) you can get to Krakow in about 2h on the high speed train :)

[@planetjames95]

Thanks Mac, that high speed train sounds awesome.

[@marcinsamociuk4894]

I lived at this area a few years ago. I recognized the yellow building at the other side ;) You can find almost everything what you need at the area. I strongly recommend The Non solo pizza at the corner of Grojecka street and Bar Korona (polish home food for reasonable price- I recommend take away cause there is limited space and a bit crowdy). The best way to traveling is the tram for sure. The lines 7,9 will take you to the city center. There is a bit loud due to main street but you can get to used. Enjoy your stay :)

[@amyschneidhorst1384]

I am relieved you found an apartment. TKMaxx is the same parent company. The stores are TK Maxx in the UK too. I am surprised how similar the mall appears to those in the United States.

[@ManWithNoName1980]

In the UK, TJ Maxx is known as TK Maxx -as well as in Poland. The name was modified to avoid confusion with the British retail chain TJ Hughes selling similar merchandise.

[@Miszaification]

In this shopping center there is a restaurant called north fish, they have really nice fish soup for relatively low price, they have also very nice fish sandwiches and casual deep fried fishes, you have to try this, it's "really really good" :p

[@michellesunshinestar]

The first thing I did when I moved in here was buy a hot water kettle. I use it for tea.

[@annadrus9919]

Welcome to my home city! :D I'm sure you're gonna like it, especially in Spring time. By the way - there is a small IKEA store in the Blue City mall, which you've been, it can be useful information for your plans to setting up the apartment. Enjoy and good luck!

[@evivalarte5172]

Just a tip - there is an Ikea store in Blue City mall and I believe it's the best shop for all your home appliances. Good luck! I live in Warsaw myself so if you need any help, let me know. :)

[@2mek99]

It is closed for a year or so.

[@lococholo2857]

Best wishes!!! Cheers

[@claptivity]

Wow! That ending of the video is an awesome 'outro'! 😄