Reaction Why You'll HATE Living In Poland 🇵🇱

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@BB.Beyond.Borders Ай бұрын

Welcome back to another video!❤ We hope you enjoyed it JOIN the conversation below and let us know your thoughts. Do you agree with this?

@anioł_aural Ай бұрын

22:07 What do you mean you put something like that in movies? I mean, not only you, because I also saw it on other channels.

@marcinsiemieniec430 Ай бұрын

The Americans often perceive directness as rudeness. The majority of people are not rude, they are simply direct but I guess when you grow up surrounded by artificial smiles and fake complements you might have a hard time adjusting to reality. People in Poland and in the northern part of Europe in general like to mind their own business and respect other people’s personal space, but again, by ‚chatty’ small talk Americans it’s often perceived as rudeness.

@GdzieJestNemo Ай бұрын

the vomiting/drunk thing is weird - it's super rare in Poland and usually it's the stag party Brits

@kasiarybak84 Ай бұрын

It's kinda arrogant when native English speaker complains about lack of English skills of people from non English speaking countries 😅

@kristoch70 Ай бұрын

Maybe arrogant or just own/narrowed perspective. We all see the world with our own eyes - ‘they speak different language so they are them, not us’. Still - these kind of channels/videos do now more good than centuries of education to understand each other. Thanks once more. Cool that this vid didn’t affect my pride to be pl 😂.

@publicminx 29 күн бұрын

@kasiarybak: It depends, because in the 21. century 'English' is a global culture skill - a growing standard. It is NOT anymore just a language like all other languages! Thats already totally wrong! And in difference to other languages most English speakers on the planet are also NOT the 'classic native speaker' anymore - by far not! This means, it is an absolutely neutral information to talk about the English skills of a country/region in the world for everyone who thinks about to deal in one way or another with a country. It is not exactly the same but on the way to get similar to the expectation that all Hotels or Airports and staff in the world have English. It is NOT the same as for instance expecting Polish, German or Spanish in Vietnam or China! And talking about English skills is also NOT only relevant for classic natives (as said most English speakers are not anymore classic natives form the US, UK, Australia etc) - but the entire global world culture (a meta culture above every other cultures) people. And thats why it depends. There is a difference between the neutral information about English skills (irrelevant if the result is negative/positive or whatever) for 'global people' or if a classic native English speaker tries to sell themself as better, because already knowing the language. In SUCH cases its arrogant or better: ignorant, simply because in such a case it was a true unfair comparison.

@kasiarybak84 29 күн бұрын

@publicminx of course, I agree with you, English is a current global lingua franca, we should all be fluent in it, that's obvious. It's just that not everyone had an opportunity to learn it like my parents' generation, they were thought Russian, not English.

@jerzy7118 15 күн бұрын

Or maybe a little effort and let English speakers start learning foreign languages instead of complaining that in Poland they speak Polish. A Pole who knows English and flies to the USA is in a comfortable situation, but when an American flies to Poland and doesn't know Polish, it's like a child in the fog.

@kamilrichert8446 Күн бұрын

depends on context. If someone means that to judge a nation, it's inappropriate. If someone points it out as a tourist advice that you won't be able to communicate in English, it's an important information to know beforehand imo

@03817 Ай бұрын

20 years ago at this time the snow was everywhere, reflecting the sun during the day, reflecting lanterns in the evening, even in total darkness it shimmered. Now it's gray and rainy, absolutely different experience. It was colder, but nicer. Thank You for your videos,. Love from Poland 😉

@annab6948 Ай бұрын

Don't you think "HATE" has become overused and lost meaning? Anyway, back to the topic of this video. I am Polish but have spent half of my life living in Sweden. A lot he said about people being unfriendly was weird, especially when I compare Swedes to Poles. He should come to Sweden and experience the real mental hermits. Do we complain a lot? Probably, and I agree with your interpretation of this phenomenon. Is our language difficult? The more I understand its difficulty, the happier I am that I don't have to study it. The red tape he complains about (BTW: who is complaining now?) is not different from the American one. It is more of the European sort-I agree with you. Climate? Well, the beauty of Poland lies in the four seasons, pity he misunderstood. Guys - I love your channel; keep up the good work. Greetings from dark and really gloomy wintery Sweden. Merry Christmas!

@publicminx 29 күн бұрын

of course its overused. just like 'culture shock' for every irrelevant nonsense.

@johnalmighty2052 Ай бұрын

Constructive criticism is always something positive. Poland is not the best place to live on our planet, but comparing this country to many others I have been to, it has many advantages: high level of safety, low cost of living, increasingly developed infrastructure (roads, banks, etc.), straightforwardness of people you know. You will not find here American artificiality, covering up greed and materialism, widely available weapons, thousands of homeless people on the streets immersed in drug addiction.

@KowalskyLeon Ай бұрын

"American artificiality, covering up greed and materialism" - good point, still true, but through the last 3 decades less and less. When the people, who were raised before 1990 will day, not much of the straightforwardness will last.

@KatarzynaAugusin Ай бұрын

Kraków is popular destination for British weekend and party tourists. Their bad, drunk behavior is known in the whole country, I live on the seaside and heard much about it.

@kikiv1993 Ай бұрын

This is a guy who embodies Anglo-Saxon chauvinism. A perfect example is when he came out with a statement like, 'You Poles should simplify your language, because it’s difficult for me-a native English speaker-to learn it.' And when people replied to him that his statement was absurd, he got offended and started claiming that Poles can’t take criticism.

@norbian8157 Ай бұрын

have to admit that in Poland at this time of year it can be depressing, I live in Warsaw, the clouds are hanging low, 7 in the morning it's still dark, at 4 in the afternoon it's already dark, it's 6 degrees right now and the weather is like that for, for example, 6 days in a row. But when the sun comes out, you really appreciate it, you wait for the sun with longing. Fortunately, every Pole knows that after winter comes spring, it gets warmer, the air smells different 🤗

@czarliw1644 Ай бұрын

Kocham Wasze komentarze! Są wyważone i mądre! Gratuluję! 👍😀

@MayaTheDecemberGirl Ай бұрын

About people vomiting after alcohol at streets - I think it's much exaggerated, an opinion of that person, in case of Poland. I haven't really noticed anything like this (maybe she means surrounding of some pubs?). I think in other countries it's actually much worse. And nowadays alcohol use in Poland doesn't differ much from other EU countries. By the way, in Asian countries, as we can see in various videos about South Korea, Japan or China, drinking is actually more common (they often have to even attend various drinking parties after work with their bosses and work team, even if kdramas we can see often people getting completely drink and vomiting). So it's not really something being any issue in Poland.

@sebastiaodearanha3071 Ай бұрын

Oh it's so nice you are thinking about movinig to Poland!

@MayaTheDecemberGirl Ай бұрын

It's true that Polish is difficult. But there are some KZbinrs, coming from Asian countries, who speak Polish perfectly. Just to mention "Kim jestem - Koreańczyk w Polsce" (a South Korean living in Poland, with his whole family) or "Ignacy z Japonii" (a Japanese living in Poland). And others as well. In my opinion, if someone goes to a foreign country, not only just for holidays, but a bit longer period (even if it's temporary) - it's a great opportunity to learn a foreign language of that country, at least a bit. And it's a big waste not to make use of such an opportunity.

@arturjj8761 Ай бұрын

Ludziom, którzy są native speakerami z krajów azjatyckich jest łatwiej nauczyć się polskiego w mowie niż tym z krajów anglojęzycznych. Ten gość wychował się w USA.

@HaniaM703 Ай бұрын

Irańczyk w Polsce - świetnie mówi po polsku, a jest w Polsce od 8 lat! Chcieć to móc 🤷🏻‍♀️

@jerzy7118 Ай бұрын

The weather- in Poland there is a different climate than in Western Europe or southern Europe, there is a warmer climate. Once in Poland there was a clear division into four seasons, but climate change this division clearly stuck. Winter is now clearly warmer and summer is hot for Polish conditions. I don't see a problem in Poland's atmosphere and I don't see complaints about the climate, e.g. such Sweden, where the climate is raw and emigrants from warm countries, however, decide to live there. The mentality of Poles -they do not smile if they have no reason to laugh, they do not accost strangers with a conversation from politeness to their peace and not that they have such a character, but if the narrator were at the meeting of the Towarzystski friends and acquaintances he would see that there is a lot of conversations and laughter And it is on various topics because Poles are well scratching, they know global policy, geography and not like the USA and their egocentrism America and nothing more.

@Konrad-m7r Ай бұрын

Poland is not only sad stories. You will see the Polish spirit, for example, in the Hussars and their great victories. Or nowadays, for example, among volleyball fans - see "Hymn Polski /Spodek odleciał"

@pawelx6116 Ай бұрын

On December 23 brightness will begin to win out over darkness and every day after that will be brighter longer

@MonikaMazgola Ай бұрын

And this is so positive comment.

@susanmance9436 Ай бұрын

Looking forward to your Poznan videos. I visit family there every year. (I am American)

@yakoobski Ай бұрын

Dude wakes up at 1 pm and rants that there's only 3 to 4 hours daylight left. You can't make this sht up, hilarious 🤣

@MrBmk178 Ай бұрын

Polska ,Polacy ,być Polakiem to zaszczyt i duma.Nie mówimy po angielsku wszyscy ale gdzie jest napisane że musimy,Nie akceptujesz naszej odmienności ,naszej kultury i zachowania -wyjedz! Wszyscy chcą nasz pouczać a gdyby nie Polacy to Europa mówiła by po rosyjsku,Dzieki temu że j.polski jest bardzo trudny rozpoznamy wroga natychmiast ,.Pogoda jest jaka jest ,-15 to nie mróz ,mróz jest na Syberii ,

@msz-moimskromnymzdaniem6115 Ай бұрын

Nie podniecaj się tak, pozwól ludziom wyrażać własne opinie. Ty również wypowiadasz się o krajach, w których byłeś. Twoje prawo.

@endrjukoorch1989 Ай бұрын

@@msz-moimskromnymzdaniem6115 zgodnie z twoja doktryna, nie masz prawa kazac mu sie nie podniecac. Stosuj sie wiec moze do swoich wlasnych zasad.

@MrBmk178 Ай бұрын

@@msz-moimskromnymzdaniem6115 przeczytaj swoje wypociny a póżniej spróbuj ruszyć pustym łbem

@msz-moimskromnymzdaniem6115 Ай бұрын

No i adwokat się znalazł@@endrjukoorch1989

@msz-moimskromnymzdaniem6115 Ай бұрын

@@MrBmk178Ulżyło Ci, maleńki?

@JustMef93 Ай бұрын

„You dont see ppl vomiting on the ground in Canada” - Yeah, they are busy sticking needles into their bodies 😂😂😂

@charko4191 Ай бұрын

I really like your attitude and outlook on people, cultures, and countries in general. As you said, nothing is perfect. I am curious to hear more about South Africa. I also sight whenever I hear complaints about Polish weather. Weather is just that and as long as you don't live in Siberia there isn't much to say, that is how the world functions In Europe weather is like that because it's Europe... I actually think that Poland is way to war right now It used to be hot summers and very cold winters even -20 with beautiful covers of snow, now we get that maybe a few weeks a winter If we are lucky, and usually the temperature does not even go down to -10 and usually it's 0 or higher so the snow melts and makes a gray mess that makes it hard to drive. I am not fond of high temperatures so I avoid holidays in warm countries simple Complaining is fine but sometimes it seems like the weather is part of some negative country score...

@klofett Ай бұрын

It’s funny how we always talk about what it’s like to live "in Poland," but the story is almost always about big cities. In videos, it’s pretty much always someone talking about life in one of Poland’s major cities. But the truth is, most of Poland is made up of small towns and villages. A lot of people live outside the big urban centers. If you talk to someone from a small town, they’ll describe the country differently than someone from Gdańsk or Warsaw. In bigger cities, Poland feels more open, European, and cosmopolitan. But in smaller places, it’s definitely more conservative. And about learning the language-whether you’re here for six months or years, it’s worth the effort. You won’t get a better chance for such a solid "course" anywhere else. Plus, knowing another language is always a win.

@pawelkrasicki6618 Ай бұрын

Love from Germany ❤. Relly good comments 👏

@adamwnt Ай бұрын

As for services concerning transportation in particular, I think only East Asia is better (Japan, Korea, China, Singapore etc) but as compared to western Europe or North America I think Poland is actually better

@MonikaMazgola Ай бұрын

What are you talking about? Yesterday and today was about 10 C degrees, which is warmer that before. I can open my coat and do not need my scarf and gloves. Ergo: I am glad of this weather.

@AnnaNiezwyczajna 6 күн бұрын

Oceniasz to ze swojej perspektywy - owszem 10 stopni w zimie w Polsce to dużo ale dla kogoś kto jest przyzwyczajony do ciepła cały rok to nadal jest zimno. Czy tak trudno zrozumieć inne przyzwyczajenia ?

@krzysiarowna6824 Ай бұрын

First of all, as always, love your reactions 🙂 Ok, I watched lots of his videos and on the beginning used to drive me crazy but don't worry that is one of his older videos, he is changed his tune since then a little bit 😉 But still, people that come to visit other countries can't expect that all nation is gonna start speaking their language just so it's easier for them. No, they are in their own country and they speak their language.I know is 21 century and lost of people know English now but they don't have to in their own country. It will be nice if you learn at least basics and the "natives" will be more open to you and helpful. Because if not they will see you as another invader just different type. Respect is recommended. Another thing is, polish people smile but not to random passing strangers on the streets, that's just crazy. Customer is always right? Sometimes yes, not always. Some customers are using that against you for their own benefit and that's how small businesses fail. You should be polite but fair. About the weather.Poland has four seasons, unfortunately they changed lately a bit, but still. I agree with you, don't expect tropical or all year round sonny weather coming to Europe. It's logical. I live in Italy, 15 years now, but even here is not all nice and sunny. Yes, summer is boiling but the other months are tricky and also dull for some time like in Poland. Apart from that I don't know what he meant by "only 4 hours of day time in winter" in Krakow. Shortest day in Poland is 7 hours+-,in December. It's not freaking Alaska or not even Sweden. The last thing is, what nation can hold their liquor... Non if you drink too much. My honest opinion.But, I lived in UK for 3 years, 7 in Germany, 15 in Italy and the most "unpleasetaries" on the streets after weekends I have seen was in Uk. Ok, I'm gonna stop whining 😉 Grüße 😉

@PiotrJaser Ай бұрын

The problem is not that it is cold in winter, but that it is dark in winter and that the days are short.

@lean32bttm89 Ай бұрын

The best way to break winter are lights of candle and fjnnish sauna

@dariuskucz928 Ай бұрын

Thanks for Your videos guys😁👍🤗

@markbajkowski1171 Ай бұрын

Your comments were on point...

@piterart1976 29 күн бұрын

I love your channel. You r so amazing. You don't judge you looking for the reason , history etc. Understanding is something most people don't do , to judge is easier and lazy. This guy talk sh.... You're the best. Kind regards 🇵🇱

@ypabloworld Ай бұрын

I've watched a few of his movies and I get the impression that he is offended that the world doesn't revolve around him just because he came from USA.

@Ilona__ Ай бұрын

I disagree with the comment about people vomiting in the streets en masse. Of course, this happens to people every now and then, but in my 39 years of life never have I seen such a scene. And mind you, I am no stranger to summer festivals in the countryside, where the average intake is not a joke. In the last days I went out twice and came back home around 3-4am, these were parties where people had alcohol and yet, nobody threw up in public. Maybe it is about venues, i.e. that girl went to places where very young people go and they often have not learned to control how much they can have and therefore do not keep decorum. Or they could be stag parties indeed...

@AnnaNiezwyczajna 6 күн бұрын

Jesteś już w średnim wieku więc nie imprezujesz widocznie po klubach i tego nie widzisz. Nie sądzę jednak żeby to była przypadłość tylko Polska. Po prostu młodzi ludzie się bawią i często przesadzają. Tak bywa i się z tego wyrasta.

@Ilona__ 6 күн бұрын

@AnnaNiezwyczajna Na obydwu imprezach, o których wspomniałam byli ludzie ledwo po dwudziestce, było ich kilkaset osób, jakoś umieli zachować się, kiedy imprezy się kończyły. I tak jak wspominam, jeśli oryginalny komentarz wynikał z obserwacji jakiejś taniej miejscówki, gdzie balują młodziaki, które dopiero zerwały się z łańcucha i nie znają umiaru, to pewnie tam można zobaczyć wiele pawi...

@rozaliaroyale Ай бұрын

Polacy lubią jesień , ,, np: dzisiaj słyszałem opinię ,że pogoda jest super bo jest szaro i szybko robi się ciemno - można niezauważenie z kolegami pić piwo w parku czy nawet na ulicy ,,, a tak poważniej , wydaje mi się ,że jest w tym jakieś piękno, te krótkie dni i ta popołudniowa szaruga ma swój urok , tylko szkoda, że dopiero teraz zaczynam to dostrzegać .

@margit_ Ай бұрын

It's hard for me to understand the weather complaints as Poland has all 4 seasons and each one of them is beautiful in its own way! I might complain about winters being too dark, autumns too wet, summers too hot and springs too unpredictable but that's the point of having 4 seasons :)

@kazikkozakiewicz9983 Ай бұрын

15:50 sounds like Chicago, entire Midwest and East coast actually.

@MarkS-j5v Ай бұрын

I can honestly say that winters and summers are much harsher in Chicago and the Midwest than they are in Poland.

@thaddausgriech4542 Ай бұрын

Fakt Niemcy sa tacy sami oprocz Kolonczykow, Oni sa zupelnie inaczej nastawieni do swiata; przedewszystkim otwarci, rozmowni i duzo usmiechaja sie i to, ja mam na codzien, super, a propos mlode pokolenie Polakow ma, takze na dzis zupelne inne nastawienie do swiata, sa wyksztalceni, operuja roznymi obcymi jezykami, takze mozna nawiazac prawdziwa przyjazn, przedewszystkim nie wciskaja slodkich klamstw, a byc moze starsze pokolenie jest bardziej zamkniete w sobie ale serce maja gorace, sa rozne przyczyny takiego zachowania, zapewno na starsze pokolenie wplynela historia, komunizm itp. ale teraz idzie wszystko w dobrym kierunku, pozdrawiam z Koeln i wszystkiego dobrego

@AleksandraOstrowska-Jagoda Ай бұрын

The film you watched is strange. Vomiting in the street? It happens rarely. Winter depression? Somehow for 1000 years Poles have managed it. Ukrainians are friendlier than Poles? I am currently raising Ukrainian youth, so I can see that it is not so! Polish is difficult? And Chinese is easy?

@dorota_borowska Ай бұрын

Its not colder in Poland than in Germany 😅 from where you have this information?

@arturjj8761 Ай бұрын

Z faktów. Sprawdź sobie średnią temperatur w obu krajach.

@dorota_borowska Ай бұрын

@arturjj8761 właśnie sprawdziłam i zimy owszem są w Polsce zimniejsze średnio o 1° niż w Niemczech ale lata są w Polsce cieplejsze o 1°

@arturjj8761 Ай бұрын

@dorota_borowska Czyli w sumie mamy lepiej 😁

@kamilpustula2454 Ай бұрын

There is nothing to think about. Move to Poland. Countryside close to big city. Tomorrow. You are going to love it. About salaries. Poles are famous for complaining. In the last 10 years minimum wage went from 300 euros to 1000 euros. Prices of some things same time went up twice, other less, but same like everywhere else in Europe. I was moving out of Poland in 2016, gas price was 1.20 euro, here 1.40. Now its 1.30 down there, here in the Netherlands where I am for 10 years now, is 2.00. I was renting 50m2 appartement in Katowcie for 250 euros inclusive, now it costs are around 300 euros. Here it went like from 450 euros to 900. Complaining is just our national sport.

@jedenzet Ай бұрын

The wage is literally not true. You're talking about gross payment, which is 4300 PLN net 3262 PLN which is 766,34 Euro. That's nonsense. With inflation and EU literally trying to murder itself it's pennies.

@77seban Ай бұрын

hey Today in my place in the Center of Poland we had like 9deg C.

@dorota_borowska Ай бұрын

Polish people have a skill no other nations have which is "wykombinować"

@jacekpiesiewicz8342 Ай бұрын

Rob.... Masz zajebistą kobitke z RPA Ale ja cos czuje ze dużo polskiej krwi w niej jest, 🙂 Szanuj ją....

@wiolettajankowska1183 Ай бұрын

this is an old video 😁 at this point he is already at the stage of learning Polish because he wants to live in Poland, start a family and raise children 😂 in a few months his worldview has changed 😂 this is the hidden danger of Poland 🤣🤣🤣

@margplsr3120 Ай бұрын

true

@krzysztofgozdek Ай бұрын

Odważni ludzie z Zachodu przyjeżdżają do Polski i chcą tu mieszkać, po pierwsze ze względu na bezpieczeństwo, a po drugie mają dość tej wielokulturowości. Do tego dochodzi inna mentalność np. Niemców, Anglików, czy Amerykanów w stosunku do naszej.

@rufsven8312 Ай бұрын

Greetings for you.

@yanchester123 26 күн бұрын

:) Taktyczny komentarz dla zasięgów.

@ChannelingSamir Ай бұрын

Guys, as we are now living in the new era(AI), let me give you little suggestion(this made me learn more of german language in a way both fun and quick):1 Learn pronounciation of chosen language, so you can read it and vocalize it from the chat. 2. Choose the topic(kitchen utensils and it's usage for example). 3. Give your GPT task of roleplaying your friend and simulate him chating with you about the topic. Tell him to write his answers in your own native language, and also exactly same answer repeated in foreign langauge. This way you will learn as by-effect of natural conversation instead of doing boring artificial exercises. 4. First time you have written good working instruction for GPT, copy it and save in .txt file, so you don't need to write it again when GPT will break. If you tried this instruction or similar, please share what do you think in the comment :)

@lucys.4695 Ай бұрын

This guy comes across as arogant, ignorant and - frankly speaking - not really bright. I wouldn't cry if he decides to leave Poland.

@klapek_lk Ай бұрын

I liked him in the beggining but now i see how "american" he is, now I have the same opinion about him

@ewelinawu7649 Ай бұрын

Actually, he started to learn Polish and wants to stay in Poland.

@klapek_lk Ай бұрын

@@ewelinawu7649 in one video he said he is thinking about Spain, few months ago he didn't like Spain because of people, now he want to leave there....

@damian4351 Ай бұрын

the Asian guy is clueless when it comes to European culture. 90% of Europe is exactly like he describes Poland, the only difference is the hot weather in Spain that affects pople's mood to be more talkative.

@lansthrolle138 Ай бұрын

I prefer winters, but real winters like they used to be -17 ℃ or even -20 ℃, not just like now.

@electrochristPL Ай бұрын

in winter it should be cold...its winter should snow and should be possible to sky...

@user-il7qx8dn4z Ай бұрын

Szkoda ,że KZbin nie tłumaczy dialogów automatycznie na język polski. Wpłynęłoby to na pewno na większe zasięgi Waszych produkcji. Pozdrawiam serdecznie ❤ z Poznania. Do zobaczenia 😊

@ZenonJot Ай бұрын

Jak to nie ma tłumaczenia na polski? Przecież jest dostępny, jak najbardziej. Trzeba włączyć napisy, a następnie w ustawieniach wybrać język tłumaczenia automatycznego. Inną sprawą jest, że tłumaczenie może być kiepskie, co się często zdarza, niestety.

@user-il7qx8dn4z Ай бұрын

@ZenonJot Proszę sprawdzić są różne języki ale nie polski. KZbin w wersji z reklamami nie Premium.

@ZenonJot Ай бұрын

@@user-il7qx8dn4z To dziwne, ale u mnie jest. Może nie byłeś zalogowany?

@user-il7qx8dn4z Ай бұрын

@ZenonJotByłem zalogowany. Wersja KZbin na tablecie. Android wersja 10. Aplikacja na bieżąco aktualizowana.

@arturjj8761 Ай бұрын

@ZenonJot To zależy od urządzenia. Na telefonie czy tv nie ma, ale już na komputerze czy laptopie język polski jest dostępny.

@Hawkinsowo Ай бұрын

As a NotSoYung polish man, I Love You RLY!

@klapek_lk Ай бұрын

I can be easter od central Europe, for me it's not a problem because i see our development since 20 years. Wes is an ignorant. He even want to change our language becuase it is too dificult to learn ;) He was complaining in other videos that people aren't friendly and don't want to talk with him, but how? Not everyone know english and want to speak in foreing lanugage. I wrote these thing's to him and that is lack of respect to your new country (not learning language). So now he is learning polish and acting that he is thinking that it is lack of respect not leaning lanugage of country where he live in. These wasn't his thoughts. He is fake in my opinion.

@dees84 Ай бұрын

Siemaneczko :D

@jakubpomorski4485 Ай бұрын

Siema :)

@anioł_aural Ай бұрын

22:07 Co to znaczy, że umieszczacie takie coś w filmach? W sensie nie tylko wy, bo widziałem to też na innych kanałach.

@unHombreMayor 26 күн бұрын

Bardzo bliskie prawdy komentarze o Polsce , grzeczne i bez "słodzenia". Rzadkość w youtube. Do niedogodności w Polsce dodałbym jeszcze polską politykę.

@julcynn_95 Ай бұрын

Is drinking in public illegal? Yes. Do ppl still do it? YES a lot.

@piterart1976 29 күн бұрын

I can't with this guy comments,,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@MayaTheDecemberGirl Ай бұрын

Tbh, I unsubscribed when You've left Your Polish viewers for quite a long time (of course, I get it that everyone is busy and there are many other things to do than just KZbin). But now I've subscribed again.

@1942rommel Күн бұрын

do you have that hat stuck to your head? There's a hat everywhere...is it really that cold?

@Robertino12 Ай бұрын

Obcokrajowy narzekają na jezyk a dlaczego my polacy mamy we wlasnym kraju dostosowywac sie do emigranta smieszne czasem go ogladam te minusy emigrantow mnie bulwersuja

@robertwalkowiak3949 Ай бұрын

W punkt 👍💯

@klofett Ай бұрын

Nikt nie zmusza do dostosowania się do tego, by mówić nie po polsku. Natomiast trzeba powiedzieć, ze zazwyczaj takie wypowiedzi wychodzą z ust osób, które nie mówią w żadnym innym języku niż polski.

@Robertino12 Ай бұрын

@klofett tak nie mówię w żadnym oprócz Polskim I co z tego śmieciu jesteś inteligentny bo mówisz w innym języku zapytaj się diablo Trampa czy mówi w języku polskim lub jakimkolwiek innym niż angielski tepy śmieciu jeśli jadę do innego kraju czyli jeśli u mnie na podwórku sram to jadąc gdzieś też sram czy dostosowuje się śmieciu do tamtego obyczaju

@robertwalkowiak3949 Ай бұрын

@@klofett hm to samo dotyczy się obcokrajowców więc na logikę kto jest bardziej uprzywilejowany osoba we własnym kraju czy obcy przyjeżdżający do jego kraju ,,Chcesz rozmawiać tak jak wrony ,musisz krakać tak jak one"

@klofett Ай бұрын

@@robertwalkowiak3949 ależ ja się zgadzam, że jak jadę do Włoch, to fajnie, gdy uczę się włoskiego lub rozmawiam po angielsku. Zauważam jedynie, że najbardziej o tym, że w Polsce trzeba mówić po polsku krzyczą osoby, które nigdy nie wysiliły się, by nauczyć się jeszcze jakiegokolwiek innego języka, by poszerzać swoje horyzonty.

@admtomas Ай бұрын

i live in UK. People do not smile, people do not talk randomly to each other. Grim faces all the time. And they complain about Poles buahahaha Similar in any country I visited. WTF