POLAND Questions and Answers!!!

[@herbertbaz1417]

Indeed. I spent most of my summer there last year. Krakow, Zakopane, Warsaw. Loved it!

[@ObviousSpy]

Herbert Baz Zakopane is sick especially in winter! I also recommend Brodnica very small town but very cool!

[@1910Kozaczek]

You are always welcome in Poland my friend :)

[@sandrasawicka6050]

If you like these places, you should visit Wrocław

[@82pixels]

@@sandrasawicka6050 Wroclaw na zawsze!

[@herbertbaz1417]

Sandra Sawicka i plan to👍

[@mrstwarda1]

Thank you so much for posting such positive experiences. I currently live in US but I was born and raised in Warsaw. It is so heart-warming to listen to you! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 😊

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh it’s my pleasure! And wow that’s so cool! I hope you get to make it back soon!!! 😁

[@bozydarbozy]

the thing about being sad and suddenly lightening up is true as hell

[@Trev_in_Poland]

Poland changed my outlook on a lot of things. Great video!

[@SaintVakos]

I want to know too. ~Polish guy.

[@ZacSaleski]

same here! very simplistic but alot of fun

[@jsd1995]

That exact change was the strangest thing for me too when I first moved here from the states. Don't ever try to hand them a 100 if you are buying something for less than 20 PLN - those ladies will literally kill you with their evil death stares!!!!

[@EmmaCieKocha]

Yeah it's just being considerate of others, they also just try o do their job and if all day people hand them notes, especially 100 or 200 after few hours there's no change left and it quite complicated to get change from other shops or even a bank because banks sometimes ask for a little bit commission:( if I buy something for 2 zloty I won't give them even 20 zloty, I would feel like an ass, it helps to at least see if you have it and then say sorry because like.. It's not their fault if later on they don't have any change, it's a matter of cooperating as a community ^^

[@haggisa]

JS D The evil death stare is so real. You either have change or you get silently scolded in a passive-agressive manner. 😊 It’s basically a Polish tradition at this point. I think it’s also telling of our history. Poland regained its independence and democratic status fairly recently (30 years ago), so we haven’t yet had time to develop the „customer is always right and should be treated with deference” way of thinking most capitalist countries are known for.

[@PiotrT-ue1jw]

Well for me The easiest way to pay iś to use debit or credit card. Especially it's good idea to use contactless one that you don't even have to use pin if you are paying less then 50 zł.

[@jsd1995]

@@haggisa I can definitely see a huge difference now compared to how it was 10 years ago when I first got here - even from 5 yrs ago there has been a great inprovement. Almost all places except cards now which really eliminates this issue. However, in the off chance you decide to pay by cash, it is always best to have some smaller change or thick skin that the stare won't be able to penetrate 😂. Overall Poland is a beautiful and amazing place to live in. I don't even consider ever moving back to the US. This issue with the cash thing is insignificant and now just kinda one of those things that happens from time to time. Being kind and apologizing is all that you can do and most of the time that is good enough.

[@jsd1995]

@@EmmaCieKocha i totally unsterstand this. It is less of an issue these days as most places except payment by card - not too long ago I remember when Biedronka was only accepting cash. If a store forces people to use cash, issues like this will always arise given that ATMs mostly dispense 50s and 100s. But you said it best, simply apologizing and explaining that unfortunately you don't have the change can move the situation along without any issues. That or try to plan your shopping to total a value that would be easy to give change to, e.g. 19.80 or 29.95...avoiding hitting something like 20.05 where they will be forced to empty out all their change. These situations are far and few between now a days. Poland is still one of the best countries to live in and I never considered moving back to the US.

[@nannie0256]

I have recently found and subscribed to your channel. I have been fortunate to visit Krakow in May 2019. I was overwhelmed by the history, beauty and welcoming people. I came because of my heritage. Both my grandparents were from Poland and immigrated to US. I immediately felt connected to my unknown past. I cried when I left and promised Poland I would return. Thank you for sharing your love of Poland. I cannot get enough Poland.

[@MrWinczakos]

Poland - the land of pierogi

[@nikodemdobrenko3680]

YES BIGOS

[@hujoza9722]

Ale kurwa śmieszny jesteś nie

[@Wasylek1337]

Ha ha pierogi man so fcking funny man

[@saddhourss1014]

LOL

[@ZacSaleski]

and kielbasa

[@juliawozniak1312]

it melts my heart how much you love my country💕

[@00brs]

You can name the book: "Why I never answered the polish girlfriend question" :D :D :D

[@albaltic966]

Aye!!!

[@ds666_]

Because they are ez af xd

[@FunnelUnicorn]

exactly! 🙃😉

[@goldeneurotv9877]

@@FunnelUnicorn where are you from?

[@FunnelUnicorn]

@@goldeneurotv9877 im polish 😊

[@Tweetypi16]

I went to Poland with some friends and it was amazing. The people, the food and the sites. Really fell in love with it, and I must say I didn't expect to at all. Can't wait to take my family back their this Christmas

[@ZacSaleski]

thats great! Loved it too! it was very simple but i agree the history makes you fall in love with the place

[@polishm.l6292]

I’m really happy that you show such a good image of Poland 😁thank you!!

[@imonlydream]

its so nice to hear someone speak so nicely about our country, there is so much negativity in our country its so refreshing to hear someone from 'the outside' portrait our country so nicely!

[@alanfiszerowicz]

It's just one amazingly positive and heartwarming video. All the polish people (including me) are probably blushing in front of their screens :)) Thank you Luke for promoting and visiting our country, it's a pleasure to have more and more such tourists every year! So for all of you out there that are wondering, how to spend their travel time this year - be welcome in Poland!!!!

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Oh woww thank you so much for these words!! And yess I hope this will make everyone meet go and visit Poland and see how amazing it is 😊😊 and thank you for watching!!

[@NbKVz]

Book title - Poland, The unknown country. You could talk how Poland actually differs from what everyone thinks and reads.

[@dominikajuliaromaniewicz]

This just makes me happy 😊😊 my polish heart 😍💛🇵🇱

[@ADAMSDIABEL]

Thank you for all the warm words about my country. I'm very happy u enjoy it.

[@Naukowiec44420]

You're so sweet talking about my country, love it and love you! :D

[@ZacSaleski]

its a beautiful country!

[@あみりあ-d8q]

@@ZacSaleski Polish people dont always think that way. But it's very cute that you think so

[@vanessabellido1214]

Your love for Poland is so wholesome! Thanks for the love!

[@gw4534]

Ur such a positive person!! We love to see ppl like u in our country! And ur vegan!✌💚

[@sk8isgr8-888]

If you are vegan too you cannot have a sausage lol

[@aisjdoiasidjoaidjo7400]

@@sk8isgr8-888 BLACK SALAMI HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@maciejoracz4761]

the vegans are really missing out if they want to try the best food in poland

[@MMaaddeelleeiinnee]

Maybe you get so much positivity because you put first yourself a lot of this good energy :)

[@antonsamborskyi9978]

Luke I'm live in Poland 🇵🇱 about 11 years. My three ⚟ sons born in Poland 🇵🇱. I love 😍 🇵🇱, I love Poland people, I fight for Poland. Poland is 🅰 imazing County in the world 🌍. And I love USA 🇺🇸 cars 🚙.

[@Wikim061]

Stop with em emojis

[@namesurname1766]

As a person who occasionally works as a cashier at big expos/fairs, not having enough coins is *always* a problem - everyone pays in big bills, haha. Im guilty of the "do you perhaps have a x coin" questions myself :P Love the vid! ^^

[@mylesernesto1609]

i know it's kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?

[@ShavoSoaDer]

Putting ketchup on pizza is quite weird for non-polish people as far as I know

[@nduisimelane2748]

Yep, I've been living in Poland for a year and some, and I was surprised to see my Polish friends put ketchup and mayonnaise on their pizza, but it's cool and I'm into it now.

[@bostonskiherbaciarz]

Pizza only with garlic sauce :)

[@czarnaowca6834]

wait, pizza and ketchup? i never heard of this in my entire life

[@sylawi]

The best part of a pizza is ketchup on it ;)

[@Crowboneboy]

Lithuanians does it too lol

[@deepakpoudel54]

Three things i like about poland Friendly people Beautiful country clean Safe And dont comment about 3 words if you're here in poland Wages and work women Weather

[@misu1200]

"Friendly people"?

[@patrykkotkowski8781]

Well the weather is actualy quite fine but i wouldnt recomend going into the sea, you will freaze in minuts.

[@deepakpoudel54]

@@misu1200 yes whoever's i have meet so far have been friendly

[@deepakpoudel54]

@@patrykkotkowski8781 yeah not bad but January/feb is damn cold btw 🤣

[@misu1200]

@@deepakpoudel54 oh please, ive grown up in Poland and i got good luck that i met some good people on the way. Yes there are friendly people on Poland but only if you talk about: sex, politics, money, drinking or smoking, for real.

[@PETERSUME]

Am in Poland for 7 months, and i love to be here. @gliwice !

[@OLOGLIWICE]

Hi! I'm from Gliwice! :)

[@julka732]

I'm also from Gliwice, have a good time here UwU

[@OLOGLIWICE]

@@julka732 maybe date? :D

[@ukaszregulski6078]

Walter lewin shoutout gliwice

[@hazem5924]

Book title: Poland - Discovering a gem

[@jakubwojcik628]

Hazem Zahab love that!

[@Bobaga1]

Awwwww....you’ve made me miss my homeland so much more!!!! Love your positive energy !!!! Dziekuję i pozdrowiam z NYC

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh thank you sooo much!!!! And thank you for taking the time to watch!!

[@kingaindrzejczak6537]

I wish I could press that “like” button multiple times 🙂🙈 I’m happy you like my country! Especially Warsaw and Old Town where I lived before I came to USA 💕💕💕

[@TotallyAwwwesome]

Luke, it is clear you are living your best life!!!! Very cool

[@oliviazaleski943]

Thank you for talking so good about my country!!!! Love this ❤️❤️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@lacids9816]

The thing I like is in Poland you see lots of people walking and biking around to the stores instead of driving to every single place.

[@KartonRealista2]

When I heard from an American that if you didn't own a car you couldn't get a job I was flabbergasted. Then I learned that downtown, where supposedly poor black people live, is the city center, not the suburbs! Everything is backwards in the US when it comes to city planning

[@lacids9816]

karton realista it depends what city on where there’s poor people and stuff but yea without a car it’s very hard

[@milz2trappy15]

I’m Polish and I am very thankful that you made a video about it, I think that it is a beautiful country

[@adageblewicz3750]

i am from poland but out language is soooo difficult even for polish people😂🇵🇱

[@KurcziTheOne]

@IKSDEDINSIDE Czyli że jak , „ i from Poland?” Żart? Czy z moim rozumowaniem coś nie tak?

[@KurcziTheOne]

@IKSDEDINSIDE Fajnych nauczycieli miałeś\aś xD, bez „am” to byłoby coś w stylu, „ Ja z Polska” mniej więcej...

[@saoye3039]

dlaczego musicie cały czas poprawiać innych nawet gdy zrobią taki mały błąd jak out zamiast our? w ten sposób zamykacie ludzi w sobie, przez takich jak ty boją się używać języka angielskiego..

[@KurcziTheOne]

@IKSDEDINSIDE „Out” zamiast „Our” to tzw. literówka, słownik może Cię poprawić w taki sposób, to raz. Dwa. Nie umieszczenie „am” w wypowiedzi, tak jak wspomniałem w poprzednim komentarzu zmienia sens wypowiedzi, to jak napisać „ Kali mieć krowa”, Po trzecie. Piszesz że „ ..by używał..” tutaj również nie zauważasz że osoba którą chcesz „ poprawić” jest płci żeńskiej, jak samo imię wskazuje „Ada” to raczej nie jest męskie imię.... Reasumując, żeby kogoś poprawiać, fajnie byłoby mieć jakaś wiedzę i podstawy ku temu. Pozdro ✌️

[@KurcziTheOne]

@IKSDEDINSIDE Ma, i nie ma, po prostu, chcesz coś przekazać/nauczyć, miej wiedzę na dany temat😉 uczeni z nieba nie spadli 😊✌️

[@adriannarusak4003]

I'm always smile so much while I watch your videos about Poland. Thank you for that :)

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh it's my pleasure!! 😊 and thank you so much for taking the time to watch!!! 😁😁

[@stayalive2547]

6:33 "ma pan drobniej?"

[@rbocaj2239]

to jest takie prawdziwe XDDD

[@stayalive2547]

@@rbocaj2239 "mogę być winna grosika?"

[@mrsejd3446]

@@stayalive2547 nie

[@fabi5297]

Noooi xd zawsze

[@karolclark791]

Typho Fuzzer jak wyląduje samolot idę do Kantora, potem kupić jakieś batona Daje babje 100zł "może drobnej" "nie" "może ma pan 5zł" "nie" "może 10gorszy" "nie mam, tak mi wydał kantor" "a może groszik" 😁

[@annniethamer7893]

So excited I found this video. Going to Poland in August. So very excited 😍

[@boristheslav9414]

In a Globalist Europe where cultures & countries have been eroded, Poland is a rare magical place, where you have a unique beautiful culture & tremendous people! So much respect for Poland & the Polish!!! Epic country!! God bless Poland 🇵🇱

[@glebsokolov9959]

Duck Supremacy Why the hell would we need even the assimilated non whites in Europe?

[@dregsta]

Africa is magical place with vast amounts of resources , yet all except the native Africans are exploiting it.

[@Stockstool]

Which god?

[@glebsokolov9959]

Stockstool Allah, the only god that exists my friend ;)

[@Stockstool]

@@glebsokolov9959 why jim? People claim thate there are many gods out there. How can one ne sure which one is true?

[@NiNa-wd5uz]

I'm from Poland and all you have said is sooo nice thank you and I'm really happy that you like it

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh thank you soo much for watching!! And yess I love it there :) and i cant wait to be back one day :)

[@jakenova4590]

Canada here. You made me wanna pack my bags and go to Poland man

[@a.4549]

Poland makes me want to pack my bags and go to Canada. But this video makes me go to Poland even though I'm already here.

[@jakenova4590]

What places besides Warsaw are worth visiting? I'm actually looking at flights

[@justynagaecka9275]

Probably Kraków is the second most popular place. Zakopane is pretty cool too. Gdańsk might be worth it even tough i have never been there.

[@a.4549]

Actually most bigger towns here are worth seeing. Of course you wanna start with Warsaw, but there are mostly new buildings, since it was complely destroyed during WWII. There is a lot to see in Cracow, a lot of nice museums, old buildings. I was there with my family two years ago for a week and I think that we could've stayed longer. Gdańsk is by the sea, and because I go there really often (I'm 50 km away) it's hard for me to describe it. But it's nice. A lot people are visiting Zakopane, so if you love climbing mountains, it's a place for you. You might want to try regional cuisine, I personally loved the cheese (oscypek) it's white cheese from goat's milk usually. My whole family hates it, but you don't know until you try. A few also nice places: Poznań, Toruń, Wrocław. Also, if you have to ask someone for directions, you might want to ask a bit younger people. People in their 40s might not speak English (it wasn't taught at schools back when they were kids). In Warsaw or Cracow it won't be much of a problem probably, but Im not sure about other places

[@jakenova4590]

Thanks a lot. Tickets are booked, Jun 12 here I come. I'm flying to Gdansk then Warsaw, Krakow. I looked at Zakopane and it seems close to Krakow so I might try and swing by

[@1977fala]

Oooo .... You are so nice. Welcome in Poland 🇵🇱 I am glad you like my country.

[@pinkvalentino]

Thank you so much for this positive video. I'm Polish and I've been living abroad for some time. However... every day (literally!) I think about Poland, how much I miss it & I can't wait for the day I pack my bags and come back. It will be the happiest day of my life!! It's so amazing that a person from the outside can see what the Poles can't. Once again thank you & you're more than welcome in Poland :)

[@oliwiapyzel5699]

Omggg i’ m so happy that you saing things like this! I’m from poland, from warsow, and i feel soooo happy right now! Cause a lot of times i heread bad thing about my Country and now you said all this beautiful thing! God bless people like you! 🙏

[@omnibuspi3rdolony406]

❤️❤️❤️ That was sweet y'all always welcome in Poland :3

[@karolina8454]

I can't help but feel proud when you talk about my country with so much passion and love, great vid! :)

[@edim108]

Poland is amazing for people who want to live healthily, because of fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, fresh good quality meat, etc. are really cheap and at the same time high quality. The Quality of fresh produce is very high but the prices are lower than in most of Europe. Another thing is that for the price of a Large Bucket of Chicken in KFC you can eat dinner in a really nice restaurant where you'll get full service, great food and very good atmosphere. Poland is one of the best countries in the world in terms of Quality of Living VS Costs of Living.

[@jakublewandowski318]

Edim 108 the same thing everywhere its just what u prioritorize

[@ZacSaleski]

Spent last year in Poland coaching football, I can attest to the language barrier, If youre in the big cities you can get away with speaking english, but i was in a smaller town so you really had to try hard to get it. Loved the people there glad youre getting the time to embrace it all

[@nataluch46]

the thing about what you mencioned with that reaction to wanting to pay with a bill... hahaha it's actually not that weird. mostly it's because there is little or no coins left in cash register (because most of the people often pay in big bills even for things that don't cost much so coins quickly disappear) and it's always problematic for a saleswoman because she gotta give change and the only thing she sees in cash register is many 50, 100 złoty bills and little 2 and 5 złoty coins etc. it can happen especially in bigger cities/popular places. sometimes in rare situations when there's really no coins left they can even ask you, if you could pay with card-telling you that in advance to not be shocked or anything :P

[@ZacSaleski]

i cant tell you how many times i would get bitched at for this last year lol

[@papiyooo1883]

I'm from Poland and I really appreciate the words you are saying about Poland. 👊

[@QueenQueenly]

I am happy you enjoy POLAND

[@nataliakaminska7828]

Piękne słowa o Polsce 🇵🇱 Beautiful words about Poland 🇵🇱

[@angela8232]

Szkoda tylko, że nieprawdziwe.

[@karolina12339]

@sham sham XD.. A może jest po prostu taki pozytywny? Tacy ludzie istnieją, dlatego też niektórzy chcą wyjeżdżać z tego kraju do np. takiej Ameryki, żeby w końcu spotkać pozytywna energie, good vibes, otwartość umysłu, a nie "kOlOroWy chcE (..) zebY idIOtki maJtkI sciagGałY..." chlopieee weź wyjdź

[@pros4206]

Hmmm................ Chyba jesteś upośledzony.

[@user-hd7ej9om1u]

Maybe the title should be: Poland: An American's perspective. Greetings from Ursynów, Warsaw I'm so happy that I can see a foreigner that enjoys staying in Poland especially if it's someone from that far away:) 😄

[@s.r.6533]

Yo your at ursynow? Me too. Hmu If you wanna go for a beer

[@user-hd7ej9om1u]

@@s.r.6533 serio? Fajnie! Ale jeszcze nie jestem dorosły 😂

[@s.r.6533]

@@user-hd7ej9om1u yeah im serious. I dont speak polish though. Im just studying in Warsaw for one semester

[@user-hd7ej9om1u]

@@s.r.6533 oh. Nice!

[@bogus7989]

It's nice, when someone nice, talk nice about your country😁

[@Ecolinguist]

Your observation about Polish cashiers showing their desperation when you don't have coins to pay for small buys is spot on. 🤓 I must say you've been pretty unlucky if it happens to you all the time.🧐 From my experience, it tends to happen in small convenience stores. Rarely so in big supermarkets. 🏬 The negative reaction may come from the fact that many people abuse the fact that those little stores always strive to please their customers, and they pay with a 200 zlotys bill for a chewing gum that costs 3 zlotys. The shop assistants feel obliged to give change but if too many people do that the till quickly runs out of coins and smaller bills to give change.💰 I think that the sigh of despair that you experienced is not directed at you, they just feel like they might not be able to serve you because of someone "robbing" them of the coins earlier on in the day.😤 The point is that most likely they don't sigh at you personally. I can see that the reaction like that can be hard to read but unless you pay with a 200 zlotys bill for chewing gum, there is no need to take it too personally. 😉

[@martynazaremba4620]

Im so happy that people like you visit my country! Your’re always welcome here!

[@selwynleacock6601]

Poland is great, I love the place.

[@szczepanstawarz3322]

They thing you and the comments say about my home really warms my heart

[@maximus10211]

Positive Brother God Bless You 💪💪💪

[@paulinaz7035]

Wow I’m a little bit shocked because of telling that polish people are kind and nice and open and all of this positive things. I’m from Poland and I can’t see any of this, but I understand you and glad you find a place for yourself in my country. I wish you luck! 👌

[@nick8292]

Very nice video. I live in Warsaw (originally from the UK), and yes you are so right about being positive - it comes naturally when you arrive here.

[@reginagc4437]

I lived in warsaw for a year and i am trying to go back for good there!! I love Poland!

[@ulakalicinska3223]

Loved this video and hearing your perspective of Poland, hope you have many more good experiences 😁

[@pchlars5666]

Thank you for kindness and some warm words about Poland. You are more than welcome to visit any time. :)

[@jakub-kube]

If you ride a bike with a gopro everyone stares into your soul

[@ZacSaleski]

haha i had my vlogging camera and boy the looks were great

[@Ada-ni8qf]

It feels so good to hear all these nice things about my country. Usually people have negative opinions about Poland so I was a little bit surprised. And also I would definitely recommend you visiting Wroclaw ❤️ You’re such a nice and positive person I love that!!

[@sylwek6180]

It's nice to hear Your opinion about Poland. Polish people usually think about them that They sad, very closed for other person or very nervous. For me It's very nice that others see us differently. Maybe Poles should believe in themselves more often? Greetings from Poland.

[@EmiLea]

Such a lovely and positive video! I'm from a small town in Poland and all I've ever wanted was to be OUT! I've lived in a few countries in the past decade and each time I go back to Poland, I see how it changes, develops, how people smile more, dance more, eat vegetarian food more (and when I turned veggie 17 years ago they looked at me as if I were an alien). Poland is definitely becoming a happier and more cosmopolitan place to live, yet still mantaining its culture. It's wonderful to see foreigners falling in love with that country and spreading the word. Keep up with the positive vibes, Luke! 🤗

[@Dianus89]

I absolutely love it when foreigners like my country

[@paulinakuntze9602]

This is so nice to see all of this nice comments about my motherland. Thank you! All the best for all of you! Peace

[@Areekkk]

They always ask if you have coins because they usually don't have any change

[@eryczakpl2337]

It warms my heart

[@bogumi7797]

loves from Poland

[@navoo6386]

Lizodup

[@Robak161]

Its so nice to hear so much lovely things about my Country! Greetings from Gdańsk

[@martah1]

thank you for this video and nice words about Poland. We still have many complexes but it's getting better 🙂

[@wiktoriaflorek6899]

I’m polish and I’m so happy that you like it here!! ☺️

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh yess I love it there!! 😁😁

[@ziggef]

Thank you for your videos, I wish you have a lot of great time in Poland :)

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh my pleasure!!!!! Thank you for taking the time to watch!! 😊😁😁

[@ryanclark3409]

As an American living in Poland, I totally have to agree with you on how amazing it is here!!

[@mleqo2737]

The only reason why I like Poland it’s bcs it very clean and there’s no gangs

[@havier7546]

Gangs no but lots of mafias in small cities or villagies

[@wolfep9858]

We sent all of the gangs to Chicago

[@krystianpiwowarczyk6372]

Its not as Clean as you think it is

[@patrykkotkowski8781]

@@krystianpiwowarczyk6372 its definitly clean enough by my standards

[@krystianpiwowarczyk6372]

Patryk Kotkowski zależy gdzie

[@gabig9549]

Thank you for so many good words about Poland! You are very nice and friendly! I hope you will find a lot of truly friends in our country!😊

[@martynadorszewska4106]

I'm polish but I live in England literally most of my life

[@boobaSL]

Martyna Dorszewska do u know how to speak polish?

[@burikinodance]

I do too lmfao

[@ameliazadorozna7245]

Sameeee

[@jakubwojcik628]

No to chyba czas na nas, trzeba wracać !

[@Xenia8982]

Yes, there are so many tourists now! When I was a kid (I'm from Warsaw) I saw people of colour maybe once a year, not counting restaurants. Now everytime I use public transportation I do :) Really happy to see some variety in our society

[@karolina8515]

Im so happy you feel like home in Poland. Unfortunately social-media showing us as a racist and nationalist. And basically closed for any ‘news’ grumpy people. We have our tradition we want to keep and very complicated past - historically - we are made from. I’m pleased you understand that. All the best for you ☺️☺️

[@LevyNagyMusicalEscapades]

Well, look at who is ruling Poland: the extreme right wing people. What do you expect?!

[@meggyy.me.7455]

Thank you for this amazing words about Poland. We all polish people appreciate it a lot. Love to you!

[@ghua]

how you say "szcy" ? "exact change" - polish speciality hahahahaha I agree with the mirror remark - just be open minded, smile a lot and enjoy your stay :)

[@patrykkotkowski8781]

" *m i e s z c z y n a z i ę b r o w i c z* " I just want you to say that (im 99% sure you cant if your not polish i mean there are harder things ro say but thats just about as much as you will need anyways).

[@weronika1660]

Poland really is a great, special place

[@juliaa318]

We take our shoes off everytime we come home or visit someone, that might be odd for someone from America.

[@kingstonvaliu]

W moim domu zaznaczam by nie ściągać butów - zawsze mówię: "to nie muzeum", ale jeśli ktoś usilnie chce ściągnąć, to mu nie zabraniam :)

[@juliaa318]

kingstonvaliu ale jednak w większości domów ściąga się buty

[@sethra9594]

Asians expect the same courtesy. Always take off your shoes when you enter an Asian's home.

[@dauntless67]

Respect for you dude! I'm from Poland and while we do have some problems (e.g. the politics), I genuinely feel that the country is very diverse, there's something for everyone. Places to Visit: • All the major cities (Warsaw, Kraków, Białystok e.g.) • Gdańsk - for the seaside and tourism. • 'Hel' - for watersports Note: Kraków is also beneficial as you can see 'Auschwitz', an Original Nazi Concentration camp that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists. Very worth seeing for every person that knows anything about History. Peace✌

[@ZireaelHere]

Hey! I'd like to adress your "concerns" about the change thing! People usually ask you for "drobne" because at the end of the day, in most work places, we are supposed to give back in smallest possible coins what we have taken at the beginning of the shift. Employers might get mad if for example you take a 100zł at the beginning of shift in coins and give back 60 in coins and 40 in bills. It's not that we like to collect the coins ;) Also, some people are super lazy and just don't want to look for the coins in their cash register

[@theycallmezuuu9444]

I love your videos and it makes me so happy that video about Poland happen to blow up on your chanel like that with so many views!!! People need to hear about beauty of Poland, not only hear about the bad thaaangs! Greetings from Krakow

[@inesleo52]

It was so funny 😁 And you know Luke that the lack an answer is also the answer 😉 🙌🏻Glad you had great time here! 🙌🏻🙃

[@nataliaalicja6010]

This video made me so happy. I’ve lived in Scotland since I was 11 years old I’m 19 now. Poland here seems to be a negative conversation starter and it made me feel kind of shy to say that I’m actually polish. I get annoyed when somebody asks me where I’m from because they always seem disappointed. Although whenever I go to Poland for summer I just get reminded how amazing Poland is, this is why I don’t understand why Poland has such a negative image. 😓

[@suavicgruzynski4588]

Great job promoting Poland, super nice open attitude to explore beyond Ohio. Lots of giving love to be loved. I’m glad this place becomes ur home away from home, u r fully embraced here. What’s ur favorite place in Poland?

[@JennifulCreations]

Great video Luke! I have a Polish fiancé, and I also enjoyed Poland as well. I think the most shocking thing is how beautiful and clean, and super sweet the Polish people are!

[@kay19833]

Polish people are super clean and super sweet? hmm.

[@justynagaecka9275]

Problem with coins comes from the most obvius reason. Most peapole pay with bill and creditcard. So most shops restaurants etc don't have too much coins. And when you pay 20zł bill for something that costs for example 6,99 they only have 2 and 5zł coins. So there is a problem to give you those 13zł back :)

[@zelekje8711]

Często tak jest w polsce większość płaci kartą

[@alexanderzweifel9762]

KZbin recommended this video and I am glad it did! Love the positivity! If you're ever up north in the Tricity area, the beer on Monte Cassino Street is on me!

[@yesno1550]

"Kiełbasa and History"lol

[@MrCr00wn]

Yes No and pierogi

[@kluchakiller]

Have a great time in Poland we always respect people who respect our culture and heritage.

[@LukeLifeCharms]

Ahh thank you!!! and yes I love it there so its always a great time :) and thank you for watching!

[@teaman3277]

I have never seen your videos. But I respect you and I subscribed already :)

[@joannawandastorozynska8137]

It's so great to hear that You really like Poland! I was born in Warsaw and I think it's one of the most beautiful places in the whole world. Hope to see You someday and share a high five with You!

[@michaf6397]

almost everyone here is staring through the window when someone passes by xdd. Once i recorded my grandma looking through the gap that is beetwen the door frame and door. it was so funny haaha

[@paulsanders7883]

Glad that you are enjoying Poland! Polish is hard but it helps to break it up into manageable bite size bits of three letters and at the least pronounced phonetically.