ANSWERING THE INTERNET'S MOST SEARCHED QUESTIONS ABOUT POLAND, POLISH WOMEN, POLISH MEN.

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[@VigosDad]

Hey guys I hope you like today's episode! I will upload a Part II with the Most Searched Questions About Polish People IN SPANISH, believe me there are many and different ones.

[@irenejerzygirl27v18]

I think you should explore why Polish women can cook good. 😂

[@edytatehrani3934]

I don't think that Polish men are controlling. From my observations of Polish families while growing up in Poland, I saw more Polish women who were controlling than men. The Polish schools system is harder on the student, but we do learn a lot more. For example in Canada there is no world history or geography taught to Canadian students and most people are very ignorant about the rest of the world because of that. The Canadian students also have lower rates of literacy and numeracy than Polish students, but I think it would have been even better if Poland kept its academic excellence standards while being kinder and more supportive of students.

[@renanvinicius6036]

Why do you have a Persian name?

[@ASkyy166]

I experienced different. Polish guys and men are very insecure and come off as controlling for sureeeee! I’ve witnessed jealousy and obsession where even after a breakup they talk crap and stock exes, they use defensiveness a lot as well. Yet to see a confident Polish guy! Also, not that good looking… meh

[@kajosan79]

The height of people, of course, depends on genes, quality of life, but also on ... climate. In warmer places, people enter puberty earlier, which also causes them to stop growing faster. Therefore, the average height for Scandinavians is much higher than for Greece, Italy or Spain.

[@Immigrantwriter]

wow thats fascinating!

[@miksvilkins7841]

do Eskimo / Inuit / Saami etc people play basketball?

[@Immigrantwriter]

couldnt wait to see ME 😂🎉

[@VigosDad]

Happy that you are back!

[@arturdac3663]

Ale ci się poszczęściło z naszą Karoliną. Bądźcie szczęśliwi.

[@paulinaratajczak4543]

You’re such a joyful couple! 🎉

[@agneselsayed8948]

Karo I love the new hair!! 🤩❤️

[@nikolaalokin8892]

I love this episode and still can't believe that polish potatoes are illegal in England 😂😂

[@Immigrantwriter]

right?! 😂

[@Daro41B]

Not true available in Polski Sklep across country

[@freedomutopuia]

It's not true - go to any Polski Sklep across the UK!!

[@sorrenable]

Injoyed that thanks

[@annafirnen4815]

Unfortunately seems like Triumph is a German brand. According to Google, these are top 10 Polish lingerie brands: 1. Rilke 2. Samanta Lingerie 3. Le Petit Trou 4. Perilla 5. God Save Queens 6. Undress Code 7. Miss Liberte 8. MA BICHE 9. MOYE 10. Dalia Lingerie

[@Lilluna_krk]

„Ewa Michalak” brand - the best bras!

[@katemilczarek9318]

And many more very good brands 😊

[@Lola_in_the_Black]

I love Gorsenia - any time I bought their products they were really good quality and affordable

[@Medium-Salvatore]

Felicitaciones

[@Lilluna_krk]

Strictness in our both cultures and parenting - Latino and Polish - comes from catholicism, my dears… la chancla dominicana will be a Polish „PAS” … and all that comes in fact from the Bible..

[@Slipshott]

These internet questions have been questions that I've been wondering about for a very long time ( ha ha) I'm glad they have finally been answered. Seriously, I would love to know more about the Polish school system, what industries people work for, wages earned , taxes paid, buying a house and house costs and mortgages that people pay. Every day life expenses for average Poles. Love you site enjoy it very much. -🐴

[@wojstube9359]

My name is Wojmir. Is it weird? No way! 😁🤣 Cheers! Pozdro!

[@piotrmoskal_pl]

Piękne imię.

[@LordDisneyland]

Zastanawiam się, czy ten film nie rozpocznie fali prób przemytu naszych polskich ziemniaków na Wyspy Brytyjskie.

[@Lola_in_the_Black]

Dobrze, że nie było nic o makowcach 😏

[@Hellopeople2334]

I think you guys have discussed everything but the thumbnail 😂

[@VigosDad]

hahaah well spotted.

[@marnlim]

Agree. I clicked n tricked

[@alinas.2375]

Yes 😎

[@MikaComments]

Overall the relationship/marriages in Poland are based on partnership. People get married within their age group, within their interests - met while both of them were attending college or running family business like farming. Women can be more controlling since they are responsible for the household.

[@frankzajac3158]

Are Polish men handsome? From every Polish man I have seen or met, I would say it's like 60/40, where the 60% of them are good looking. Now, I have been all over the world (military), so I am comparing them on a global scale. In my family, only two of the men (my youngest uncle and myself) do NOT look like the typical Polish man or any other male in our family. My uncle was 6'2', blond hair, blue eyes, he honestly looked like Brad Pitt, but actually better. He easily could have been a model; I think he actually was for a bit...? He is a complete genetic freak compared to the rest of us. I have only seen one other Polish man come close to my uncle in looks, and he is a distant second. I actually look more Italian, but yet have not Italian blood, go figure.

[@renanvinicius6036]

Italian is not so specific, people in Italy looks different from place to place, and in each place you can see like 15 different kinds of looks though 😂 Edit: you can actually have Italian genes, this homogenic thing is kinda BS when we talk about genetics (not culture) me myself, I have Scandinavian, Irish, Iberian, and Italian I've even discovered my family have strong connections with Sweden and the Netherlands and I have some cousins there

[@antonihistoria3300]

Polish men very handsome

[@adamczubaszek9379]

Oh my is Karolina talkative :D my guy barely gets any space to say anything lol! I say it with no mean intentions whatsoever. But yeah, tell me again, who in this couple is the Latino one?

[@Immigrantwriter]

hahah I know I was too excited to be back on the channel :D

[@VigosDad]

believe be one of the things that makes us so comfortable with each other is that we both like to talk a lot. I couldn't be with an silent person :D

[@ravwiczsawiewam8745]

Lasu Lachy ☘🌺

[@Daro41B]

Your cheeks get so red at questions about polish stallions 🤣

[@tomaszwasielewski3283]

Lubię twój kanał ale jest jeden problem nie ma polskich napisów szanuje wszystkie języki obce ale chociaż dla Polaków powinieneś dodać polskie napisy

[@axrs550]

Excelente video, yo quiero saber si todas las mujeres polacas esperan que el hombre lidere absolutamente cada desicion en la relación, vamos, hasta el nombre de los hijos, donde vivir, que comprar, etc? A mi me tiene sorprendido ese nivel de expectativa, no es queja, me encanta 😆

[@piotrzdanowicz446]

this one is real good! i had 2 ex before, then i met my first Polish guy, YES he is so good in bed😮

[@shahee6579]

Are you gay?

[@DogDogGodFog]

I am precisely a Pole who went to school in the UK - and yes, Polish schools really are harder. I mean, I left at the end of Klasa 4 (11 years old), so I did not experience the Polish system beyond Klasa 4, but I know I found Classes 1-4 (8-11 yrs old) very hard, and the teachers of them unhelpul. I was the black sheep of a lot of subjects, particularly math, painting, and sheet music. Meanwhile in Britain (11-18 yrs old), with the exact same skillset, I was able to develop more. It is true that I have been handicapped at math and sheet music for my whole life either way, but the UK at least allowed me to discover that I was a lot better at art than I thought I was - it's just that I'm sloppy at handling paint in particular, but I'm quite decent at dry and digital art. My math skills were also able to improve temporarily, but I basically lost all of them after the GCSEs were over, and at College I couldn't do math, yet again. My math abilities peaked at 11-16 yrs old, but by the time I was 17, my brain had fully cleansed them out of me.

[@pamelajaye]

No, according to my friend from many many years ago, French words are 26 letters and they're pronounced eu (actually it's a nasal sound like the e in Dziękuję.) But you did make me laugh :-)

[@stekon9112]

We have many comapies that make bras under other brands names, and under own brands but they seem like french.

[@AAaa17219]

I'm originally from Wroclaw and I think is true that left side are more like German, and now I am in Warsaw and I can see that is a lot Russian touch. Personally i prefer German styles so is difficult to survive the day in Warsaw. I don't like Warsaw.

[@stekon9112]

Warsaw was Russian Occupied for over 120 years, and after II World War, architekturę soxialist style was common.

[@Immigrantwriter]

what is this supposed long word in polish lol? this isnt real haha

[@VigosDad]

"The longest Polish word contains 54 letters. Dziewięćsetdziewięćdziesięciodziewięcionarodowościowego is the longest Polish word. It roughly stands for “of nine-hundred and ninety-nine nationalities”"

[@anav1629]

I think it would be "Dziewięćaetdziewięćdziesieciodziewięcioipółkilometrowy" which means -Nine hundred ninety nine and a half kilometers long

[@robertwisniewski2029]

I think Poles speaking German is a bit of a myth. Most of my life I live on the western border, and yes, a lot of people here speak German, but usually they are people who work in Germany. We like Germany, we love Berlin, but most people just learn English because it gives you more opportunities. Possibly because there is not a large German minority here - there are a lot of Ukrainians, Belarusians, but despite the close border there are few Germans on this side, there is simply no opportunity to talk in German on a daily basis

[@gregz3796]

Are Polish men handsome ? The first time I went over to Poland I was amazed, all these beautiful girls with these dogs of a guy. I soon realized that the Polish girls are like Arnold Schwarzenegger from Twins and the guys are like Danny DeVito from Twins. Arnold got all the good genes and Danny got the crap. The girls have no choice but to go out with these guys :-(

[@VigosDad]

hahahhahahahhah omg I am dying here.

[@messmeg7582]

I'm Polish women and I think there is a lot of handsome men here.....❤ Polish men!

[@MiAnKo]

Unfortunately it's a true

[@KT-bc1ql]

Are you handsome? I've seen many dog-tier western guys comming to Poland thinking they're hot-sh**. Polish women use a lot of make-up and are really good at it. Being pretty as a man is not that desirable for women here. They prefer big, strong and dangerous men. Are you comming from a country where women are uglier than Polish? Maybe you all western guys have inferior dna and make ugly daughters? Or you fetishize Polish women because you have no luck in your countries.

[@aniajakastam321]

​@@KT-bc1ql Not really. You say what polish guy think polish girls like.

[@laserraptor4411]

I would say that Poles are more similar to Russians when Czechs are the slavs who are more similar to Germans. Poles are more loud, aggressive and swear a lot (just like Russians) and Czechs are more chilled and polite (just like Germans). kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXmroYyOht6EhZY

[@AAaa17219]

I'm originally from Wroclaw and I think is true that left side are more like German, and now I am in Warsaw and I can see that is a lot Russian touch. Personally i prefer German styles so is difficult to survive the day in Warsaw. I don't like Warsaw.

[@VigosDad]

oh really?? Warsaw is more “Russian?” explain why!? fascinating

[@AAaa17219]

@@VigosDad The left side of Poland is more organized, the most of the town have the squer market, where is center of the city. German touch is not only good organization but also more logical and strict and oriented to solved problem, to fix. Warsaw is on the right the touch of Russian, no center of the city, is like few place to be a center. Population is like bohemian to represent past french time of Napoleon Bonaparte and free Ksiestwo Warszawskie. On the opposite side are more like "discopolo" with bright and shine clothes, Warsaw woke up later. Unfortunately the driver and people are us people said in stereotypes.

[@ptucz4830]

@@AAaa17219 Doesn’t it has to do with history though? Wroclaw retained it’s original plan and buildings, with Medieval square etc. while Warsaw was largely destroyed.

[@barbarafigua3564]

But most of people in Wrocław used to live in Lwów or other cities near our east border before WWII. I mean their grandparents of course. So maybe the city is more german but people more "galician".

[@kodymeyers9126]

​@@VigosDad Warsaw people are mean