Visit Poland - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Poland

[@LiLoLiLy-M]

Kocham Polskę i polski język ! Jestem ormianką i jestem od kilku lat niezmiennie zakochana w tym języku! Uczę się polskiego z wielką przyjemnością .Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polaków bardzo serdecznie!

[@werak.8595]

Li Ly Wspaniale słyszeć, że lubisz nasz kraj, mam nadzieję, że się na nim nie zawiedziesz! Pozdrowienia z Lublina :)

[@monikakawa9824]

Li Ly Mi też jest miło czytać takie rzeczy. Powodzenia w nauce języka polskiego. Mieszkasz w Polsce ?

[@LiLoLiLy-M]

Monika Kawa mieszkam w Armenii :) Dziękuję bardzo za miłe słowa !

[@LiLoLiLy-M]

Wera K. Dziękuję :)

[@jansaddam3829]

Li Ly Pozdrawiam !

[@vanbasten448]

Try smiling if you live between Germany and Russia.

[@sanderka2342]

XD

[@solarsceptile5908]

and have been invaded by them so many times in history

[@solarsceptile5908]

yeah

[@iorwenvaremreis2195]

Prussia invaded 3 times :P

[@dewybunny]

MADE ME SNORT

[@balazstoth7977]

I'm a simple hungarian, if I say some Poland related video I like it. Nice people, rich culture, beautiful cities, good food and european values, thats Poland. Greetings from Hungary.

[@barbaradabrowska3942]

Balázs Tóth Budapest nad Eger are beautiful

[@balazstoth7977]

Barbara Dąbrowska thank you. I attended high school in Eger so I can confirm. :)

[@PinkDiamoMSP]

Balázs Tóth I Really Want To Come To Hungary :

[@arsonspog871]

i'm a simple pole, i see hungarian pal commenting i like and love them unconditionally, greetings from Poland.

[@Numernabis]

Balázs Tóth I know that you’ve posted this long time ago but I just wanted to say that I really want to see Budapest next year! Greetings to you my brother! 😊

[@raleighburner1589]

I'm Irish living in Ireland and there million's of polish living here I like polish people a lot good strong people who are super polite God bless the polish

[@alh6255]

only ca 100 000 Poles lived in Ireland (with about 3 mln Irish people) some years ago, and half of this number live there now.

[@raleighburner1589]

@@alh6255 in 2016 there was 122.515 thousand poles living in Ireland trust me that number has increased you have obviously never been there

[@robhiggerson4203]

Im English living in England and feel the same way mate. Love the Poles. I understand people have issues/concerns regarding immigration, as do I, but I feel that Poles are unfairly treated in that respect.

[@potatius6421]

Ireland has a population of like 3 million...wtf

[@raleighburner1589]

Sorry folks the polish in Ireland are at about 140.000 people also the pop of Ireland south is 4.8 million last census 2016

[@Slashplite]

Also to American viewers: Don't be scared of Poland and Eastern Europe in general. Its not 80's anymore. Poland is more safe than UK, France or USA.

[@woltersworld]

+Slashplite a nice preview for this Wednesday's video

[@kathrynpatchoski4794]

Slashplite, my husband and I just got done backpacking Eastern Europe and we already can wait to go back! Everyone was so friendly and the food was amazing.

[@criskity]

I'm American and I just finished backpacking from Estonia to Serbia, including Poland, Ukraine (Lviv), Budapest, etc. and only met 4 Americans. I remarked to myself, "Where are all the Americans?" I found them all when I finally arrived in Nice, France.

[@sfk1066]

Kathryn Patchoski it's been over a decade and I'm still dreaming of coming back as well as the food!!

[@P.L.G.]

I am Italian and I do not think to Poland as a dangerous place.

[@lislisser6036]

about polish face..... we are real, when we are happy, you see, when we are unhappy you see it too, we don't pretend much...

[@mj-fc3ci]

lis lisser that’s it!!!

[@fxglobalduke7789]

True.

[@someone6573]

some cultures say " keep smiling" but it is not always genuine. I do not mind seeing lots of serious faces, I do not like angry faces..

[@erickandrade1548]

I will say" Nice face"

[@marzkacat1849]

Im polish ... true :|

[@kleberpovoacao]

Cheers from Brazil, Polish friends

[@pastelguts5191]

Cheers! ❤

[@twisters999]

Greetings mate :D I know that it is so far. But if you go to Poland. You will have really good time ;)

[@kaeyasimp7330]

kleber povoacao thanks/dziękuję

[@twisters999]

@begnini87 You are welcome here :D Where exactly do you go? :D

[@annam2178]

kleber povoacao Thanks from poland

[@alansaxon]

I love the Polish people and the ones I’ve met here in the UK are some of the most open, friendly and fun people. A great intellect too. I think I’ll make a visit one day to Poland.

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@donaldduck6943]

@RATED_HEX yes plz

[@EliasRoy]

@@yashaisjdoakd America peaked in the 90s

[@michaelgrabianowski6567]

@@yashaisjdoakd Anybody who wants to live in Poland at this time is either a hard right winger or is not aware of the "Law and Order " party in charge. They are taking peoples freedoms away and vilifying those who are different. The present political climate is really no different than before the fall of communism. The fact that they embraced the authoritarian politics of trump makes me ashamed of my heritage. I thought that since I speak the language and spent time there studying in the early 70"s that maybe I would be able to retire in Poland but until they embrace true democracy I will remain in the USA and so will my retirement pension. I wish you the best of luck.

[@marcina.2592]

@michael Grabianowski you should try live in Israel as a "different" if you don't like it in Poland:) Or in free Canada to have your account blocked and truck confiscated for protesting. Democracy is better off in Poland than in US - at least all the main media don't tell the same and aren't owned by the same. You can say whatever you want and you don't get cancelled -although this threat grows since people copy the fashion and think it is democracy... You can say what you want but yes - there is responsibility and there can be consequences - for example you will get sued by state for calling "murderers" the border guards who don't let illegal immigrants freely. And it is fair - for vast majority of Polish citizens - it seems not for you.

[@mecidlo]

As a Czech person living just few kilometers from Polish border I'm sorry that Western tourists don't know much about Poland. I always enjoy time there :-) If you want to see Europe from different corner where its cheaper yet still safe and fun, you should definitively visit Poland.

[@woltersworld]

+Lucius I. Patriot Bygotte de Aquitas I agree a lot of people are missing out.

[@wtglb]

Lucius I. Patriot Bygotte de Aquitas I think it will become more popular as other parts of Europe are sadly becoming too dangerous to visit. It looks wonderful!

[@annkathrinhanamond2982]

I agree - I have not been in Poland yet, but I absolutely want to go there in one of my next holidays (I'm German). So many Germans always want to fly half around the globe for their holidays - Europe is so beautiful though!

[@MarkBH70]

I had a part-Polish roommate--he was American. He was very nice! Also, I had a Brazilian friend who moved to Poland and he liked it and the food. He said the food was better than Ireland and the people were more open. I've thought about Poland but now I know, if I go, I should visit Krakaw. Is it cold there?

[@Binfopl]

Its 22-26 now. Close to 30 in summer.

[@kathyd7374]

My grandparents were from Poland. I wish I could have taken my mother there before she passed away. She could speak some Polish. I'm proud to have Polish blood in my veins.

[@kapol1118]

Hope you will visit your's ancestors homeland :)

[@leggomyeggo6728]

Im half Polish and I am proud!

[@kashbash9645]

Kathy D Your name is Kasia in Polish.

[@firstnamexlastname9190]

Kathy D you should be proud

[@skrzypi7444]

Poland is proud of you

[@PrzypadkoweCyferki]

Haha! you really made me lose my poker face, pozdrowienia z Polski!

[@woltersworld]

+PrzypadkoweCyferki ;)

[@plewki1403]

ksiezniczki barbi

[@walter3075]

PrzypadkoweCyferki same

[@user-jn4zk6zh3v]

Mój nick jest trochę przeciwieństwem moje panie PrzypadkoweCyferki.

[@kaneshoun3131]

PrzypadkoweCyferki sama zauważyłam, że większość ludzi których mijałam na ulicy ma taką twarz co bardzo mnie śmieszyło i coś czuje że sama często mam taką. Jednak jeżeli się widzi grupkę ludzi którzy spędzają razem czas na ich twarzach zawsze gości uśmiech! No chyba się pokłucą xD

[@davidberlant5096]

I live in Chicago where there is a large Polish community. I find them to be nice and polite and down to earth. I like them a lot.

[@noorcseke1163]

I LOVE POLAND! from HUNGARY

[@Monika-qu3ls]

Polish people love Hungary :)

[@lucisferre5984]

True. :) Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát :) Szacunek :)

[@jogos9770]

Polska to sztosy

[@thatwolfie7970]

I got a hungarian bff and im polish. kurwa.

[@meliapo1367]

Anna's World LOVE LOVE LOVE HUNGARY 🇭🇺 💜 kisses from Cyprus 🇨🇾 💜

[@ignacioperez2033]

Beautiful Poland! ! Greetings from Uruguay

[@Sir_Slice]

Thanks! :Greetings from Polen (Poland)

[@HAL-kd7ve]

your u gay ?

[@Radvan84]

Uruguay is fantastic and you people just amazing. been there last year and defiantly come back. next time in summer ;)

[@muchi5019]

Ignacio Perez thanks!

[@olech24europe]

In march I'll visit Uruguay again.I am looking forward to drink mate on Mantevideo streets!. One of the most gorgeous countries in the world!

[@fotoreflection]

I've been to Poland several times. I absolutely LOVE this country and its people.

[@filmsbymax]

FOTOREFLECTION ~ Wedding and Portraits Photography awww thank you! I’m from Poland:)

[@ameliastaszczyk3192]

Thanks (I'm Polish)

[@danonuwu5486]

FOTOREFLECTION ~ Wedding and Portraits Photography ^.^

[@ikd7]

Hey in polish is hey

[@mario76120314]

Thanks

[@empotter2168]

Poland is one of the most beautiful countries I've ever visited, loved it.

[@sahleepe23]

I agree!I was just there last month and oh I left my heart in Poland! I love it!

[@NicolasOrlinski]

My Norwegian wife says that the Norwegians use to smile and ask you "how are you" in the streets, but when you have a problem they don't even recognize you the day after. The Poles looks sour, but if you have a problem they always use to help you to solve it. The true friends, she says. ;-)

[@rudus3871]

Thanks :)

[@lauraswihart8018]

My mom was Polish- sweetest people😚😙😙

[@mburzzzawa]

This is soooo true, we Poles look pissed off, hateful and sour xD, but if you have a problem - do not look any further

[@dawnpanah8662]

Awesome commentary

[@barbarakud9778]

Yes, it's better to be natural, without this hypocrisy "How are you? fine OK! (in mind: my mother died 3 days ago)" cause you will loose friends if you will show problems immediately. Never the case in Poland

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

Poland is beautiful. The Polish are extremely nice. Kisses from a German neighbor.

[@haaaaaaaaalie53]

@jon ford what is wrong with you

[@dariusdezoo1777]

Ich liebe Deutschland und Deutsche volk auch

[@jaymello3731]

@jon ford in Poland sex without a marriage is illegal

[@Jot_Pe]

@@jaymello3731 Hahaha! Really? I live in Poland over 50 years and didn't know that.

[@whoiskuhyupid7299]

Ulrich Lehnhardt thanks! ( Btw love german cheese!)

[@krzysztofj1993]

Just a correction: Prosim is please in Chech or Slovak. It is Proszę in Polish :)

[@weronikaciejka6730]

Exactly! But he is still making the same mistake in every video. Dude is annoying!

[@KairraKat]

I'm glad someone else noticed this, it's irritating me.

[@lehcyfer]

@@KairraKat And he's surprised that they smile hearing "prosim" - this is actually funny because Poles mostly find Chech's speech funny ;) So they are laughing at him :D

[@kingfobbit399]

That's Mario Batali for yah!

[@kingfobbit399]

Doomer's Cigarette , phonetically it is pronounced Pro-sha, the “r” is rolled.

[@billythetaco6002]

Hope to visit Poland soon! love from Mexico 🇲🇽 🇵🇱

[@kapitaniglo5628]

Zapraszamy:))

[@hayward022]

Did you go yet?

[@mariapawlowicz5921]

Bien venido, amigo!

[@recordofragnarokisapurehyp6660]

Hope you'll visit us! You're welcome!

[@novelviva9751]

is Good that the Polish People loves their Country and Protect it.

[@ilikefrogs9782]

Novel Viva polish and proud!!

[@diazwelling]

*I'm From INDIA and I'm living in POLAND for 2.5 years. I love this country.. POLAND is the cleanest and beautiful country in the Europe.. Itz million times Peaceful and awesome than all other European country*

[@seemadhaler1561]

Diaz Wellington hello from South Africa.. I am an Indian too and would love to relocate to Poland .. any suggestion🤗

[@diazwelling]

Seema Dhaler yeah u can come here without any fear... this is the calm and peaceful country u will c in Europe... and it’s located in the heart of Europe so u can easily travel to any part of Europe during vacation... racism are very less here... see u soon in poland 🇵🇱

[@seemadhaler1561]

Diaz Wellington thanks a million for the swift reply.. I am Muslim so looking in for halal food and mosque around.. I am formally born and brought up in Dubai then after marriage move to South Africa.. now would love to be a part of Poland..

[@seemadhaler1561]

Diaz Wellington which part of India are you from?

[@seemadhaler1561]

Diaz Wellington this sounds so informative and helps me to make a better decision .. thanks a lot

[@gabrielgoga6524]

Polish people are some of the nicest ive met. Greetings from Romania 🇷🇴😝

[@robertkunikowski7630]

I can say the same about Romanian People 🇵🇱❤🇹🇩

[@xx_emilia_xxsnowing7334]

GAB0NE thx I’m polish

[@breadbooy8039]

Not in league and i m from poland

[@darae666]

GAB0NE thank you ❤️

[@miriamzajfman4305]

As long you are not a Jew .Ha, Ha,Ha.🙄🤭

[@mjwbulich]

I'm America and did a 7 week roadtrip through Europe in 2012. I'm a bit of an extrovert. When I travel somewhere I want to meet new people and see how they live. I want to eat what they eat and drink what they drink(bison grass vodka, yes please). Poland, specifically Warsaw and Krakow, were amazing. Along with the Greeks the Poles were the nicest, warmest, most welcoming people I met on my trip. Paris, London, Vienna, and Amsterdam, were all great but if I had to pick a favorite it would be Warsaw because of the wonderful people. bóg błogosław lud polski po

[@krystynatadeusz1890]

nice:)

[@monterreymapping5608]

Greetings from Mexico Polish friends

[@Arcadius80]

Aquamarine ball act 4 I'm Pole and visiting Mexico in 3 weeks. Cant wait ✌️✌️

[@skeaest9045]

From which part of Mexico are you?, I'm Mexican too also

[@kikeeseesel]

Hope you enjoy!! If you have questions feel free to ask.. I'm visiting Warsaw soon too (:

[@Arcadius80]

Enrique Delgado Thank you very much !! I will be in safety hands of my Mexican friend ✌️✌️

[@kikeeseesel]

peeene head We love you anyways (:

[@tomnjer]

I loved watching this. Poland is one of my most favorite countries!

[@nopescoper360nopescope]

Pepe same

[@mishellenorbell4694]

Pepe wow Thanks that you like my language 😁😁😁

[@lidd69]

Been to Poland twice, one of my favorite vacations, saw a lot of the country, very beautiful country, great food, and tons of history!

[@jkk6020]

lidd69 I got to Poland every year... I'm Polish 😂😜

[@twisters999]

I'm glad :D I am curious. Have you seen Wrocław? :D ( my city ;D I had to ask about that ;D )

[@gutsfinky]

the food.... the potatoes and cabbage. I like potatoes but after being there a while when I was in college my mom told me she was making my favorite meal when I got back home: steak and baked potatoes. I said, please... no more potatoes! The soups, mushrooms, fresh fruit and pastries are delicious though!

[@erminesun2901]

I love Poland, and I love polish people. When I traveled there, I was helped by the local people there, I was so thankful. This is a very beautiful country, food tastes great, cheap, scenery is beautiful, churches are big and gorgeous.

[@Wojtekpl2]

Don't complain about slow service. The more you are waiting (to some extent of course) the more chance you have to get freshly cooked meal instead of the one just warmed up in microwave. :)

[@weronikaporabka281]

That's true. I'm from Poland, but live in US and see that people here are getting angry when they waiting longer for food, they're not realizing that for fresh made and nutritious meal you just have to wait longer.

[@BartSmith85]

@@kkrwazie You haven't seen Kitchen Nightmares, have you?

[@AmazinglyAwkward]

Food in Poland is awesome! I went during Easter and in Krakòw square they had this big barbecue in the market so I had sausage, some other bit of pork, potatos and sauerkraut all for about £10, absolutely amazing. And also I loved the obarwazernik krakowiski, is that's how it's spelt? Like massive pretzels crossed with bread rolls, sometimes I'd just go get a get a couple of those and that'd be my lunch sorted for around £3!

[@natalia9108]

@@AmazinglyAwkward obwarzanek* :)

[@dawid2383]

@@AmazinglyAwkward you know it is cheap only to foreigners we have to pay here as much proportional to you

[@evgenyzhukov2957]

I'm Russian and we've got the same here. People just don't smile for no reason in either Russia or Poland or other slavic countries. But when it's about friendship, I guess, we're way better, I mean we will always help and support our friends or relatives. Slavs don't like to make people paying any attention for them on the streets, that's also important.

[@dark_paradise27]

Balkan Slavic countries are different Serbia Bosnia Montenegro Croatia u can see people on streets smile a lot ;)

[@LL-tr5et]

יצחק וואלסמאן doesn't like every country not smile for no reason? What kind of stupid shit is that?

[@mateuszplatek2532]

@@kvj541 weź stary. serio?

[@prosper1237]

Yeah its just not being fake, we do not pretend much or try to make impression on random people. Idk if its good or bad but thats who we are

[@dootagov]

@@dark_paradise27 they have much more Sun 😁

[@teresastozek6254]

Miło jest słyszeć coś miłego o Polsce

[@arteferrum8044]

"..." zgadzam się (:

[@ludwikmatyszkowicz5854]

Właśnie, wszyscy cały czas narzekają na Polskę

[@filipswiercz280]

Smaug Straszny Mnie też to wkurza

[@TheLibrary307]

Też kurde obcokrajowcy non-stop żartują z nas a zwłaszcza głupsi Amerykanie.

[@pleaseplease5659]

At least

[@JI7NKJ]

Greetings from Scotland, Poles are lovely people, very hard working and god fearing, we could learn from them.

[@user-mh2uj7ns6h]

We don't send our best to Scotland...

[@marcinmrozowski6703]

When I've been to Scotland I saw how polite and great people are. Also amazing for a Pole to see Wojtek's and general Maczek's statues in the centre of Edinburgh. One of the best places I've been to

[@maerzen77wellcome]

I spent several nice vacations with plenty of good food in the Czech Republic in Harrachov, close to the polish border. I was impressed by the cleanliness in Poland, very well maintained roads and spotless houses in the villages. When I visited Karpacz, I felt like I was in a swiss ski-resort ... so beautiful and even affordable. Highly recommended for some days to spend there!

[@maksolejarz]

maerzen77 hah you haven't seen the roads in Kraków, main roads are like Dakar race paths xd

[@petersroka9559]

So, according to you there are virtually no roads in Krakow only kudus' trails running across Polish bush and immense dunes of an arid and empty regions of southern Poland. It's such a shame you didn't warn of avid lions and crocodiles awaiting unexpected tourists...

[@maksolejarz]

Ahh shut it child if you don't get the simple metaphor just be quiet.

[@petersroka9559]

" Roma locuta, causa finita "

[@maksolejarz]

yes good job kid

[@fancyhotdogwater]

I’m polish but i live in the us and I walk around with the “polish face” and people always if I’m ok or if I’m sad and I’m always like no.... I’m fine lol edit: i don’t remember writing this but i feel cool that you people liked it

[@comradestar5584]

Joseph Stalin oh nyet

[@princecoffee3109]

I do the same thing! (a pole who lives in uk)

[@purplecxcx5791]

I'm American and I have the 'polish face'. then again, i have Aspergers

[@Torislaysdragons]

katie macleod sameeee

[@oskarstobinski4522]

So it is the polish syndrom? XD

[@aniluluful]

I could eat potatoes everyday. Poland, I'm coming.

[@m.b.54]

I hope you know, that we are planting at least dozen speciec of potatoes, and each of them taste different, even if their made same way? Cabbage also btw..

[@bielejan09]

Anilu Gómez then you have to go to west Poland

[@kubex222]

Jesus im sick of potatoes :D

[@michalstruzik9013]

Anilu Gómez when you go to Poland remember to get traditional meal which is żurek and pork chop with mashed potatoes and cabbage also remember to visit Kołobrzeg it's nice place good for visit and leisure

[@m.b.54]

Napisałeś jakby to było jedno danie:D

[@logikwinz759]

I love the Polish people! As an American who lived in Germany for many years and traveled extensively throughout Europe I jokingly called Polish people Americans because the minute you talk to them they’re like super super super friendly compared to other European countries. I hate to do stereotypes but it is how I felt. That truly was my experience. It’s interesting because very few people speak English but everyone really wants to try and help you if you try and speak Polish. You know as I said I just loved Poland and I plan on going back.

[@ginterka381996]

Thank you very much. I'm a cashier and here I met American woman.(she's a customer in my store) She's very nice and she's happy that she lives here since few years. Greetings from Warsaw. 😊

[@jerryuallera3437]

Love Poland from Italy!! beautiful country and beautiful people :))

[@Wolf-km5wm]

Thank You for nice words :-) Italy is also beautiful. Grazie

[@FGG79able]

Jerry Uallera and some Italian culture was pass on by Bona Sfortza. :)

[@monikakawa9824]

Если кто то тебя сильно любит, надо оценить эти чувство.

[@bichen4151]

"They don't smile." Why everybody acts like this doesn't happen in any other country. If you smile 24/7 you're a psychopath.

[@sweetberries683]

Ha ha ha I love your comment so funny

[@bellatrix1408]

Pro tip: it doesn't happen in every other country. Im polish but i live in Dublin now. People tend to smile to each other for no reason at all. Even if you pass stranger in a public restroom, or catch eye contact with someone on the street- there is a high chance they might smile at you. Something that will never-ever happen in poland lmao

[@bichen4151]

@@bellatrix1408 I assume you've met every single person who lives in Dublin. You're with them every minute, so you can tell they never stop smiling.

[@sweetberries683]

@@bellatrix1408 @ why do poland don't like smile? smile is beautiful think, I will visit poland soon I will try not smile coz I don't want poland people think I am crazy or stupid

[@Juras2137]

@@sweetberries683 Better do not do that. They will think you are rude or something. Just be yourself.

[@vitorafterglowferreira2172]

Poland is amazing! I went there two years ago and it was a beautifull surprise to me. And Krakow rocks!

[@ewantuch6666]

Vitor Afterglow Ferreira Thank you very much for your nice words about my country 😀 greetings!

[@waldekchas]

hello,very nice of you ? have a nice day.

[@hayazo5305]

nobody cares about your thanks. Despite rude words above.. is always nice to hear something nice bout specific country, especially if you live in. Tho honestly... nobody cares if you say "thanks" or not in this case. Why I'm so rude? Cause You - as individual unit - didn't do anything for this country. If this guy said something nice about your work, creation, servives, anything that he remembered, than yeah, u can answer like that, but in case u didnt do anything besides breathing in this city, it's nothing more than useless answer.

[@tmg176]

but still you wouldn't live here, just please don't even try

[@pirotessc1811]

+Hayazo Go back under your brigde fat troll !

[@sylwia7060]

Polish Greetings from Norway 🤗,love and Light🇳🇴🇵🇱

[@X32-n8b]

You was in Narvik?? :)

[@sylwia7060]

@@X32-n8b almost, Oslo in Norway 🤗🌌👍

[@lewypolski7298]

Ahh haaland noooooo

[@niceberliner]

My Polish friends are all very nice, generous, welcoming. Much politer than we Germans are. I mean they are very polite. And they do a lot to improve their living conditions. I guess they work very hard. My favourite place is Szczecin. His number one is not mine. Food? BTW, kasza gryczana is a must to try. And nature is beautiful in Poland. It's so green. We should love Poland, really. 12 points from Berlin.

[@teresazieba68]

Mine too but I was born there so I guess I'm biased. Greetings...

[@Electrofanka]

I love Berlin! From Poland ♥ :)

[@adajur1271]

Greetings from Szczecin :)

[@cowboyed8910]

Ohh! I really love Szcecin too. It's like an hour from my home.

[@stephenverchinski409]

In winter the burning of lignite is not healthy. Air in many cities is filled with particulates. Instead of scrubbers, the Duda government says the will plant more trees to scrub the Greenhouse Gases and that will do it. Myth. The trees, if in private, intensive managed for wood products, would need more than 2x the surface area of the country. Then, you must ask if the existing scrubbers are good to keep mercury from coal to be released (it is in the coal) , deposited on the land and forests (interferes with biological processes, increases forest mortality) Duda, that name rhymes with a portion of anatomy on your backside in Polish. It's what a snow jobbing, know nothing is called here. A "Du..."

[@evilmickey]

My gf is polish and I've been twice so far, I highly recommend, the people are lovely and the food, beer, entertainment, beer, vodka is great! I also felt far safer in Poland then here in the UK. Amazing place.

[@zlothy4425]

Two times "beer" Good choice! ;)

[@wiktoriapeczek7283]

Mickey Halford yeah I know right no sketchy people

[@pontiouspilot8540]

Mickey Halford British wankers with Polish girls get the fuck out your polish girlfriend take her to a Great Britain or get the fuck out of Poland but don't bring your British it in my country fuck Great Britain

[@steelers6mk]

My best friend of 32 years is Polish. She's stunningly beautiful, devoutly Catholic, kind, sincere, loving and just the best. Thanks be to God and to Poland. 😊

[@dutchvanderlinde8034]

I hate being Polish

[@krystynatadeusz1890]

sweat:)

[@reallyryn]

I visited Poland in 2019 and I intend to come back yearly. It’s such an amazing place.

[@scinerz]

I love Poland, can’t wait to visit that country. Love from France brothers 🇫🇷 🇵🇱

[@lewypolski7298]

Trojkat bermudzki

[@t0mat05]

@@lewypolski7298?

[@mistictea251]

And I always wanted to visit France:) My online friend lives there

[@ostrry1]

@@lewypolski7298 wtf XD

[@ginterka381996]

Salut mon ami. Mes salutations de la Pologne. 😊🇵🇱

[@OllieV__nl]

Yeah, when I went to Poznan for a conference, the food was amazing. Especially the desserts.

[@damiank1800]

what about the city overall ?

[@OllieV__nl]

Sadly, it was a busy conference and I mostly got to see the hotel and nearby restaurants. Around Stary Browar.

[@atamanwielkopolski1576]

OlofTheOrange Greetings from Posnan!

[@stw5649]

Poznan (Eng.)- Poznań (Pol.) XD it' very funny Gdansk- Gdańsk Wroclaw- Wrocław Krakow- Kraków Jozefoslaw (small village)- Józefosław

[@francescosecondo2]

Long live Poland ! Best wishes from Italy !

[@pleaseplease5659]

Ciao!

[@pikachu_rpg1109]

Nie xD

[@rosalia.alpina]

Grazie mille! :)

[@marek4882]

11th thing is the fact, that if the video is about Poland, then 90% of comments will be written by Poles

[@Katharina-rp7iq]

It's the same with videos done by americans commenting on germany, apparently. There is one channel where a woman moved to germany and talks about comparisons, she mentioned that most of her viewers are really germans. And judging by the portuguese comments in another channel it is apparently pretty common everywhere when it comes to european countries. It's either wannabe tourists, poeple who have already been there or people from the country. Except me. I'm neither polish nor american, I was just watching the english history cooking videos and I end up watching food comparison videos and then I end up in tourist channels like this one XD.

[@lazypeep8211]

Welp right, we are so arrogant when someone starts to talk something good about us or our country

[@SunRabbit]

I'm Czech and I've been to Poland 6-7x and every time I went there I felt like I was still in CZ (after about 15 minutes) except for a couple of things, like the street signs being in Polish, and everything is in a "sklep." Very confusing because in Czech, "sklep" means "basement" and I was looking for a Lada auto parts store, and everybody was telling me how to get to the basement of the auto parts store (I thought). I was like "Ne SKLEP Mototechny, ale jenom Mototechna!" The parking situation is also strange and I never will understand it. If I lived up there I could learn Polish in 3 months but some things I will never understand like the excessive religiousness and the obsession with football teams. Everybody up there thought I was at least some tiny percentage Polish but I'm not. Definitely a decent and safe country to visit, and if I had to live somewhere else, I'd move there.

[@alicekuru6124]

It's shocking?

[@alicekuru6124]

@Wiralek TV That doesn't actually matter😂😉🇵🇱

[@pldashpl]

Uhm i'd like to say few things: 1. We don't smile when there is no reason to do it. We actually think that people smiling all the time and without reason are just fake. 2. Younger generation is less religious than elderly people. 3. You usually have it listed on the menu that you will get potatoes or cabage with your dinner etc. 4. Please = proszę, not prosim. 5. Actually there are a lot of tourists in Cracow or Wroclaw but in certain time of the year. 6. Yup it's quite green here. I love polish forests. 7. Waiters are almost always friendly and polite (that's a part of their job). They don't smile all the time, but usually when they give you your food they will smile and say "smacznego" = "enjoy your meal". Service won't come to you every 5 minutes with a huge smile asking if you like the food or need something, but they are ready if you want something. They just don't want to bother you when you are enyoing your food :) 8. If you are a tourist then you should visit not only big Cities, but also the smaller ones like "Sandomierz" or even countryside. That's it, have fun visiting Poland :)

[@stellafolwarska4216]

'It's proszę!" *A minute later:* *"Cracow."*

[@IzayoiArwena]

Prosim is Czech

[@kosherboyy]

8: visited Kolobrzeg once, and I left my heart there. Thinking about going back there actually, would you recommend me the best month to visit?

[@IzayoiArwena]

@@kosherboyy i think July or August, summertime. But it tends to rain at times. August is better. Visited it in 2011 but i also love Dźwirzyno and Dąbki.

[@kosherboyy]

@@IzayoiArwena oh thanks a lot for the suggestion! I might go a lil later than August I guess...ticket prices are outta my budget during the summer haha. Anyway, thanks a lot for the alternative cities too.

[@MsciwojPL]

Polish faces can be read like books. If a Pole is happy, he looks happy. If he is sad, he looks sad, etc. What emotions should have a person waiting for a bus, going to work/school, or performing other usual daily activities? That's why most of the time they have this neutral expression. This is typical in eastern europe, the people there are simple and honest. They don't have to pretend they are happy 24/7.

[@tmg176]

wiesz w innych krajach są weseli bo cieszą się z życia dla nas życie to katorga

[@peronczyk]

Mów za siebie proszę.

[@zweij]

Bartosz Perończyk Mówi, bo pieprzy. :)

[@euroqusling]

Moze dla ciebie.

[@texasgirlx1780]

Erwin Fuchs from my experience Polish ppl always look like they're mad at or something.

[@schkar8846]

Love for POLAND GREAT COUNTRY💜

[@arteferrum8044]

Thanks/dziękuję (i am from Poland❤❤❤/jestem z Polski❤❤❤)

[@YOooEee]

Greetings from Poland-and from oldest Mountains in Europe- Swietokrzyskie Mountains, if you wonna cheap journey -come to our mouintains :) all this places are in short directions-till 100 km,check: Holly Cross(real part of it) in Łysa Góra Temple, Park of Miniatures-Sabat-Krajno, for kids: European Museum of Tale-Pacanów, and more for kids; Museum of Toys and Play-Kielce, Museum of Polish Villages in Tokarnia, Bałtów JuraPark-Jurassic Park, Chęciny Castle, Krzyżtopór Castle, Kadzielnia Rocks in Kielce, Military Museum in Skarżysko-Kamienna City, Paradise (Raj in Pl)-Cave (most beautifull cave in the world) Amazing "Devils Rocks"-Niekłań Wielki- from Jurassic Period- they have got beetwen 50-200 milion years! If you dream is to see real prehistoric culture-come to our poor Region :) Thanks for reading my comment :)

[@filipswiercz280]

Thanks from Elbląg (Poland) Pozdrawiam Wszystkich Polaków

[@vibrantsource]

My grandfather and greatgrand father was from Poland & they were very committed with family and history.. I wish to visit someday----God Bless my dear Poland --from Atlanta Ga--USA

[@pawelkolo9678]

you should do that then:)you may like to find out about your family roots,I go there every year! Greets from Pole in Brookhaven/Buckhead Atlanta!!!!

[@krystynatadeusz1890]

plan the trip then you will understand why...and I'm sure U WILL LOVE IT:)!

[@kokko-qy3gz]

I'm Japanese. I lived in polish city Gdansk for 3 years. Polish people were very so kind that helped my life to live comfortably. Foods, culture, history, etc, many of things in Poland are very attractive to me. But I decided to back to Japan from Poland. I strongly feel fear of my future. The basic reason is economic. In fact, the wages aren't so high that I'm satisfied with. Compared with wages, it is not cheap to buy everything plus a high tax rate. Despite the low wages, it is very difficult to get a good job spending typically life. Many of polish student drop out the study in university for a difficult exam. Although my polish friend has the doctor diploma, she is keeping hunt a job. When I walked in street, elderly polish usually asked me to give them money. It seems that the Polish government doesn't work very well to use tax for polish economic. It is the real.

[@jaxowarka]

お年寄りからお金ちょうだいと言われたんですか？たまにホームレスいるがそこまでじゃないと思う。。 経済的にも大分良くなってきた。失業率は他のヨーロッパ国に比べると低いし、仕事はたくさんある。逆に人が足りていない感じ。

[@reiphas]

You should have seen the crap that the government is doing right now XDD They pay more to cows (yes, cows, I mean it) and children more than they pay teachers XD

[@majachareza3594]

But food in japan is the best

[@marcelium.]

@@reiphas To farmers, not cows

[@reiphas]

@@marcelium. For cows, so it's basically the same thing

[@destinydestiny8787]

I met a Polish guy in Thailand. He is nice and very funny. I like him 🤗

[@Cjnw]

There is reason it is called *Bangkurwa* :P 🤗

[@GenderWoman666]

@@Cjnw Uuuummm what?

[@dearomania8289]

@@Cjnw Ahahahahahah bangkurwa

[@pikachu_rpg1109]

Thanks from poland 😄

[@saigashotgun8219]

I love how you refer to polish language using czech word "prosím" (please). The right polish word is "prosze". But that´s ok, we understand our languages are extremely difficult to learn. And I share your admiration and love towards Poland and Poles. Greetings from Prague !

[@valbung]

proszę*

[@naonaonia]

Hehehe))) Polak i Czech rozumieją te niuanse językowe. Amerykanin- nie))) Dla niego prosim, czy proszę to brzmi tak samo)))

[@Keczua1]

@@naonaonia ale jak powiedzą w Polsce "prosim" to nie każdy się domyśli o co chodzi ;)

[@PassatEng]

Exactly, I noticed that too. Prosim might be not understand by polish people. Proper word which means 'please' is "proszę", as our southern friend says :)

[@richardgibczynski2371]

All slavics language is hard

[@phonymail1890]

no. 11: Poles shake hands every day. In other countries you shake hands with people that you haven't seen for a while. In Poland you do it once a day. You come to the office in he morning - you have to do a round through all the rooms to say hello to everybody and do the handshaking ceremony. I was quite surprised by that.

[@TomaszbtdZiobrowski]

thx for kind words. nice to hear from outsider :-)

[@woltersworld]

+Tomasz Ziobrowski I'm a Poland lover.

[@michu91360]

Warsaw. That city really "Saw a War"

[@MajsonGames]

That's true, but the name "Warsaw/Warszawa" relates to legend about fisherman named Wars and his wife named Sawa, there's another version saying that Wars captured mermaid which name was Sawa. That's why mermaid is Warsaw's icon.

[@Jaszczu_r]

Michal Jasło to dopiero było w 97% zniszczone wiec sie nie wypowiadaj

[@mr.gamagedon8392]

Give Up not true

[@MrLerrab]

Panowie wiem ze filmik nie jest polski ale dyskutujecie po angielsku w towarzystwie samych Polaków :D

[@mr.gamagedon8392]

Andrzej Bobrownicki-Libchen i meant true

[@klaragolisz8207]

Tylko ktoś wspomni o Polsce to zaraz Polacy wbijają i przejmują filmik 😅

[@kingusiaslodziusia6366]

Radziecka Gudetama prawda

[@magorzatarzepka6091]

Radziecka Gudetama I bardzo dobrze. Masz z tym jakiś problem?

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

Huh ?

[@Дамня]

dokładnie xD

[@Дамня]

Małgorzata Rzepka xDDD ja mam, cho na solo

[@zuzaj951]

Polish people do not smile because they do not need to. I'm polish and it's very normal. Even i was asked if am i sad hah. It's very kind for us to hear from people from other countries something good about Poland. Greetings from Poland :)

[@aim71ork]

I didn't experience the stone face you talking about. I am Irish and have been there several times visiting friends as well as a tourist. Talking to my Polish friends, they find Americans too pushy and in their face a bit. Smile but be give people their space. They do appreciate if you make the effort to speak some Polish words, even if it is only one or two words. It was said to me by a waitress that I was the first English speaking Tourist she heard speaking Polish and it was much appricated. Reading Polish is not that hard, so you can say the word, if not understand it. Yes, the are a few extra symbols and W are pronounced as V. But nothing that can be remembered. Poland is a great country and I look forward to going back again!

[@ZAPPERZ_]

Number 1 suprised me Couse i thgout evryone walks like that XD

[@shiber2733]

true

[@appletree5368]

Same XD

[@lolki3098]

It is natural, right? There's nothing that makes you happy or sad in the moment, so you do neutral.

[@jakisunknow2830]

Mateusz Nowak because this isn t true

[@nanaconventa1337]

U made my day. xD but how?! Ppl can have difrent faces? :o

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

We love the Polish people in UK, they're very friendly and integrate well, work hard too!

[@maciej3714]

Unfortunatly we didnt have your and France help in WW2, but we (Poles) always are helping :)

[@tmg176]

hahahahaha wtf you like us?! HAHAHA maybe you guys like us but rest of the country?! haha i've been to UK i have family there and you know what? Guys from UK, they can just hear that you are from Poland and tell you that you are a scam, a useless peace of shit, that you are a work horse and nothing else

[@pirotessc1811]

+Paul UK I doubt that we will join your army etc, cos we are not really liked in UK you know, some racist happens etc...

[@pirotessc1811]

+Viz12345 FUK YOU !

[@anonymous-jf4jc]

CrayFish US *piece of shit

[@elizabethtopaczewska5930]

Thanks for the good words,Poland is my home till 1970 ,now I’m 50 years Canadian .Love Poland my.

[@adam5943]

I speak polish - what's your superpower?

[@angelicainfantry3499]

...Polish people don't like such comments

[@johnfrompeconiccounty4274]

I speak a little, so I might have a medium power.

[@HubiKoshi]

That would actually tie to speaking Polish because if you can speak it, your tongue is out of this world powerful.

[@monikakawa9824]

I do not understand I. Please, write in polish.

[@ajit4992]

Monika Kawa where you from?

[@rachelleczeczko9076]

so loved all of your comments! especially the Polish "face" i am from California and have been residing here for 3 years (polish husband ) and the no smile face gets me everytime , I will say though that the people that know me at my favorite stores and restaurants even ice cream place do smile back ,I really miss costumer service though we tip ,if we get it , and when the same server sees us at the same restaurant , we get great service. I do love polish people though, we have a crazy son (autisim) and they are the kindest most patient people ever ,even the children understand.

[@juliamichaek1332]

I live in Poland and I'm 100% Polish person and what's funny is that I have to agree with you in fact number one! It's called POKER FACE hahaha :)

[@markthomas8610]

I dont think when people in other countries walk in town and they have their own business to get done they will be smiling their best at everybody or crying. they will have a normal straight face.

[@satanicalutea1867]

Its not smile its USA poker face

[@thomascool1335]

You should proud of your national football team

[@bubbleall8maroondigo677]

I'm Polish and I always have a blank face, usually people think I'm either mad at everything or I'm just a cold and emotionless person.

[@Bobrogers99]

Something I've noticed watching KZbin videos is that many Polish cities have a well-developed public transit system. Some of it is older but very functional.

[@0puppies2cute0]

My mom was born in Poland and my dad is irish- needless to say, I LOVE potatoes.

[@warrenbrandt2572]

Poland is clean and everything works!!! I found Krakow to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe...

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

I'm British and I've been learning Polish for some years. Prz is pronounced like 'psh' as in 'cheap shirts', and the Ł is pronounced like an English W. Sz is like sh in English and Cz is like ch in English, and sometimes you get them together like in 'barszcz'. It's really not that hard to pronounce.

[@fander21]

true

[@pureskill123]

Conway79 Anything that isn't English is hard to pronounce for guys like this. What a poor example he sets.

[@ApexHerbivore]

Conway79 - it's close to what you say but not exactly. The Sz Cz Rz sounds the way you describe will help you get by but you'll very much be speaking with an accent.

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

Ouroboros That is true, but sz=sh and cz=ch is how I learnt it, and it's probably the easiest way for an English speaker to learn. It's like the T and D sounds - I learnt that they're made on the teeth in Polish and not alveolar ridge like they are in English, but I can't hear the difference when others speak or when I made the sounds, so I don't bother trying to do it when I speak Polish.

[@vibovitold]

1. Say you're baffled about how "Szczecin" has 4 consonants in a row 2. Don't bat an eyelid about "catchphrase" and the like ;)

[@retiredinbali9565]

My father liked the Poles. He used to say during the Cold War that the United States should have told Russia that they can have France in exchange for Poland. Great video. I like the way you go right into it without any long introduction. Articulate and you stayed on point. Thank you.

[@Demicleas]

Poland has done more for the world than France and has fought communism more than France lol they probably should of.

[@neat9484]

11. Poland has the saddest history of any country in Europe. It wasn't on map for more than a hundred years and it became free in 1918, after being participated between Austria, Russia and Prussia since 1795. Poland fought for it's independence in ww2, but it was sold to Stalin by USA and other allies. Cheers, I'm really happy and proud that I can speak Polish and German or Russian won't punish me for that! Long live Poland.

[@bassrecord6139]

KAKKA KARROT KAKE! IS THAT YOU?!

[@neat9484]

Bass Record i would like to be :)

[@damianb8322]

Poland has the saddest history of any country in Europe? -What about Irish? The Partition of Poland was a piece of cake in comparison to hundreds years of english occupation of Ireland. No mention the peoples of Balkan crying in ottoman chains.

[@Jaszczu_r]

Neat and we, Poland wasnt give up. we fought and we won. yeah

[@neat9484]

Damian B Did you call a participation of my homeland as a fucking piece of cake? Read history boy, I know history of Ireland, Scotland and Balcans. Poland has the saddest history, because Poles did what they could to be free for 10 centuries. Since X they defended against Germans and Russians. Untill XIV century also against Czech. When in XVII century Sweden became strong country, Poles had to deal with them also. Since XVI century it had to deal with Cossaks. Since XI century against Mongols and Tatars. Since XV against Ottomans. In XVIII betrayed by Austria. Since 1795 Poland wasnt independent untill 1918. In 1918 it fought against Soviets. In 39 against Germans. Soviets 17 of September broke nonagression pact with Poland and annexed half of it. After WW2 Poland had to deal with communism. So if we sum it up Poland is very young. Ireland became independent after ww1 and it wasnt betrayed by allies as Poland was. It hadnt communism. Scotland fought for its independence with courage, but they created great empire with England. Poles didnt neither with Germans or Russians. Balcan nations have also very sad history, it shows for example Greece, where like Poland it fought for its independence against Italians as Poles with Soviets in 20.

[@eskyvike1000]

I'm very glad I started learning polish, it seems like a beautiful country.

[@TheChuosta]

eskyvike1000 as a Polish person I wish you best of luck, but please keep in mind that your Polish will never be perfect. Don't feel discouraged by your mistakes - you will always make them. I have seen foreigners with a degree in Polish struggling to conjugate basic nouns ;)

[@Arch-Tau]

There are things in the Polish language that only professors of linguistics know. Even most Poles make, on average, a few minor mistakes per conversation.

[@ferdynandmagellan1355]

Polish language is fucing crazy ;D

[@kamilos77077]

Polish language is crazy....and Polish people is crazy....;)

[@TechPriestFred]

Remember to learn lots of swears- after all, learning those is 50% of the success.

[@gracieayers8706]

I was totally blown away by Poland. I loved the museums so well made. Didn't love Warsaw as much, but Krakow was amazing. i didn't know what to really except from Poland besides the fact that wee were going to see a lot of WW2 history. But I think the thing that shocked me the most was how very clean literally everything was in Krakow, we got in at like 5am so we got to see the town wake up and the street sweepers. Amazing food, incredible pastries, and honestly the people where so beautiful and friendly.

[@DytoxPrime]

The Air isn't so clean

[@Rolando95]

Kraków was more beautiful because of you :D

[@maggielein99]

You should visit Gdansk with its sea access, wonderfully clean air and amazing medieval city centre :)

[@bdh3949]

The summer I spent in Poland it rained a lot. I hadn't brought my umbrella on a particularly drenching day trip so I went to a store in a small town where no one spoke English and I could not remember what the Polish word was. So I gestured like rain dropping on my head, acting like I am trying to open an umbrella, and ducking the deluge that was outside getting nowhere with a manager when a cute little clerk popped up from behind the counter and said "You want something to stop bird poop? Upstairs in the parasol area". I love Poland.

[@ilonakowalska677]

I'm polish and thank you to all people who are very nice about us

[@dianeusavich5047]

Visiting Poland was very touching and a beautiful experience that I will never forget.

[@magorzatamargaret294]

Where are you from ? :)

[@tomaszdziamaek1839]

Z tą smutną twarzą to akurat prawda. Uśmiechajmy się do siebie.

[@oceanidmakesmewet3739]

Jeszcze się uśmiechniesz na takiego pijanego dresa (w sumie nawet trzeźwego...)pomyśli ze się z gościa śmiejesz i skończysz bez zębów, ja bym nie ryzykował :D.

[@monikakawa9824]

Izaya Orihara To śmieszne, ale niestety może i tak być. Taka to smutna prawda o tym uśmiechaniu się nas, Polaków do każdego. A tak na marginesie - nie uśmiechała bym się do pijanego dresa, ( do trzeźwego też nie), tylko bym uciekała na jego widok, jak najdalej, gdzie pieprz rośnie.

[@oceanidmakesmewet3739]

Mądra decyzja.

[@Paulina-xo7ru]

Dyskutowałam z wieloma Polakami na ten temat, z emigrantami, z krajanami na polskiej ziemi, doszłam do wniosku, że nie ufam sztucznie uśmiechającym się ludziom i wcale nie mam ochoty żeby ktoś szczerzył się do mnie jak jakiś mieszkaniec Wysp, pytając hał ar ju, wcale nie chcąc znać odpowiedzi. Nasi przyjacielscy alianci zdradzili nas w trakcie wojny, pomimo traktatów pokojowych, sztucznie się uśmiechając i będąc weryfriendli, myślę, że nie ma co małpować tego typu zachowań właśnie ze względu na historię, wcale nie musimy chodzić wyszczerzeni. Uśmiechajmy się szczerze i do przyjaciół, a nie do "sera" na drodze.

[@monikakawa9824]

Paulina Brawo za tę wypowiedź. Nic dodać, nic ująć. Bądźmy po prostu sobą, zamiast sztucznie szczerzyć zęby do nieznajomych.

[@maja8435]

lubię oglądać takie filmy o Polsce XD

[@ExcusemePlum]

też, oglądając taki film aż się zapomina co za gówno się u nas odwala

[@AntoniWiechec]

Ja, tak samo

[@Kopi83r]

Try to smile more living between Russia and Germany :D

[@hubkry9488]

Kopi83r hehe good comment 👍

[@bladziejz3141]

That was good ;)

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

Spot on. haha

[@jak00bspyr72]

Kopi83r Thats true a bit.

[@divaythfyr5619]

agree, great comment

[@rvsalka]

dude I'm dead inside, what expression am I supposed to have

[@qubox692]

that feeling when june comes same

[@poltheengineer9231]

The face that doesn't show happiness, amger or sadness.

[@RadosawBatrukiewicz]

As a Pole i wish You to be as happy as possible. But please dont swim drunk in city fountains anymore ok?

[@yulka1712]

Bida w kraju my g

[@Solaxe]

+ifyoungmetr0 d0nttrustyou Pojedz na Ukraine zobaczysz "bide" :)

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Poland looks so pretty! Greetings from Indonesia! We have the same flag but upside down! 🇮🇩😂🇵🇱

[@m1cha191]

Nope urs is the same but red and white polish is white and red

[@KowalskyLeon]

Antonius Raja+ The same but the opposite.

[@monikakawa9824]

Если кто то тебя сильно любит, надо оценить эти чувство

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

ChintyCookie Yes! 😁

[@m1cha191]

Antonius Raja 😀😀

[@judeasabrina]

I went to Krakow ln September. Me and my teen daughter. I didn’t expect the Polish to be so nice. We fell in love with this little city. The people were very helpful and friendly even a young guy at the mall helped us when I didn’t know where to order at McDonald’s lol. The people that try to get business in tours in the city center were also very polite and would say “enjoy your day” I totally didn’t expect to love this place so much. If you plan to go to Europe for the first time Do Krakow!! We will definitely be back and bringing the rest of my family:)

[@magorzatamargaret294]

Just don't eat McDonald's junkie, LoL This is not healthy at all...and definitely noooot fresh :P

[@judeasabrina]

I know it’s unhealthy but my daughter made it a point that we had to have McDonald’s and compare to US McDonald’s lol

[@kapek13]

About facial expressions. Here we seldom smile for no reason. Living and traveling in the countries of Western Europe I noticed that people are nice and smile just because others expect this. In fact, they don't think of you as positively as it looks. I definitely prefer a true smile or lack of smile on the faces than this smile on the western's faces.

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

Precisely. Fake, obligatory smiles of ppl who do not give an "F" about you are a shocking disovery made by every single Pole who visits Western European countries. In Poland we do not use our faces to hide what we think. We use them to express it.

[@TheDonMariusz]

"In Poland we do not use our faces to hide what we think. We use them to express it." I really like what you said :) Small change but significant.

[@AdamKowalski-hb2db]

Kam Kapetzky Yes! the true smile is better.

[@thomaskwiatkowskiesq.328]

You ever been to New York?? If you even look at someone they think you are weird. If you smile at someone they think you are a creep and want to kill them or rape them.

[@dickottel]

Maybe people in Western countires smile because they're happy and it makes them look friendly, so they probably talk a lot more to strangers and that makes them even more happy? :P

[@henrybadd5866]

One of the most beautiful in Europe!

[@premnathkumar5209]

Brother Poland safe country yes or no tel me Poland country job trying

[@neoney]

Premnath Kumar yes

[@randomaccount228]

Dziekuje❤

[@aztekanmex]

Indeed, but I think that happened after WWII, they just celebrated the 75th anivarsary of the Warsaw Uprising.

[@kraftdinner4202]

I love Poland!

[@fabianpro9909]

Bjørn Gryttingsodegård thx btw im from poland

[@martvrv]

Interesting name, it reminds me of Bjørn from the "Vikings". You are Icelander?;)

[@littlegoodebeery]

nice! so Polish people love u!

[@monikakawa9824]

And why supposedly had in order not to love other people or the nation? Poland is a normal country of normal people. As a matter of fact the majority is very religious and the belief in God is doing wonders.

[@nicknoga564]

Just got back from a 3week trip to Poland--- eye-opening place. Small towns are interesting places to visit especially... you'll likely be the only foreigner there when you stop by a small town.

[@tosht2515]

I was a bit shocked that there is such a vibrant craft beer scene in Poland. Lots of local breweries are producing some really creative delicious beers indeed. Excellent video as usual! 👍

[@woltersworld]

+Tosh T it has really exploded throughout central europe

[@tubetotto]

Enough of nice stuff to fill any fridge ;)

[@ukaszoszenda3520]

Yep! I currently live in Wroclaw and here you can buy craft beers literally on every street. I'm really proud of how its getting huge. ;)

[@wojciechmikosz3748]

And because of that I'm an alcoholic.But 15 months sober :-)

[@heretyk_1337]

I`ll tell you something scary. Polish beer and vodka are going to shit my friends. Even spirit, that i dilluted with carmel, and drank at some occasions up to not so long ago, is now perfumed with some shit... They were far better few years back, but, like always, as soon as commercial thinking sets in... You want good alcohol? Go and find people who make good moonshine, try beer that is local, and you`ll get thing that is first rate And if you find our beer tasty... What kind of swilr they make in your country???

[@edwardthejust4452]

Poland is on my list of countries to visit. Thanks to this video, it is moving up the list!

[@derek2546]

a lot of this is just wrong. 'the polish face'? they are the same as anywhere else. 'the lack of service'? i go to poland a lot and the service is great, don't expect your food to be there in two minutes because they're a more chilled and relaxed people. please is prosze (proshe) not prosim. It's pronounced krakov not Krakow. Warsaw was raised to the ground not Krakow. Warsaw is all Russian architecture because they wouldn't let the locals build nice modern buildings they wanted to keep it eastern looking. There's like a hat in the language? what hat? i think that's in the Russian language. dwie piwe prosze not dwa piwo prosim. They eat potatoes and cabbage because is natural they eat very little processed food, but it's nice!

[@barbzlosowski6669]

We are very proud to preserve our culture and traditions. Poland is very historic. You can visit many castles where our kings used to live.

[@wojciechmikosz3748]

I think our kings lived only at the Wawel and Warszawa castles... .But yeah-all of our castles are beautiful.

[@barbzlosowski6669]

Agreed.

[@martinimilli7163]

our castels were beautiful 99% of them was destroyed from Swedish Deluge and later wars

[@richardlawson4317]

You should be proud!! VIVA!

[@NuclearMrRogers]

The rest of Europe really needs to follow Poland's example.

Poles smile for a reason, I think.

[@Harmonyya1992]

Totally, we dont walk on the Street always smiling xd

[@8czesiu8]

Saying that someone is happy as a sandboy or as a clam;p is quite popular here;D

[@wt4451]

We're not fake! We smile when we feel the need to, or when we are truly happy...😉

[@bowserthekoopaking1936]

We smile when we want

[@slidenapps]

That is European.

[@jak00bspyr72]

One of the most safe countries on Europe!

[@bobocpe]

Carrietta White Not racist... reasonable...

[@jrom6263]

Poland is a WHITE country and if YOU don't like it. Then FUCK OFF and LEAVE.

[@bobocpe]

Jrom Krótko z kurwami...

[@trednax_7789]

Because they actually aren't pets of the EU like a lot of other countries and they stand against Islam.

[@upiorogacek]

Renata Valentin- you are idiot... she didnt say anythink about muli-culti, she just said about rasist in poland! and i'm agreed with her, thats okay when Poland is a white country, but when they are also racists and homophobians they are the same as the Russians to me, maybe they are a little richer, but mentality the same.

[@alachmielewska6820]

I'm Polish and srsly I wasn't thinking about my face but you are right

[@TheElectric100]

Im so proud of my country!

[@jamescoburn6789]

Just returned from Poland. Stunning place. Spotlessly clean. Gardens were all tidy and the houses were fantastic.

[@juliesangma2894]

I'm from India and my boyfriend is from Poland and we are planning to get married soon. I think Poland is beautiful country.

[@magorzatamargaret294]

Wooow, great :)))) If you are from India you should know Lisa Ray, a Canadian actress....her father is from India and her mom is from Poland and she was working for some years in India, she knows Hindu a little and she knows Polish :)) Her Bollywood movie was Kasoor.

[@plsinha9650]

Małgorzata Margaret .. I’m also from India and yes I remember Lisa Ray.. I haven’t seen the movie but songs were too good.. I too like Poland and polish people. Poland is really a beautiful country with good people.

[@magorzatamargaret294]

@@plsinha9650 - nice :)))))

[@juliamaurice9825]

People don't smile all the time, but men usually open you doors and offer you sits if you are a woman. I very appreciate this pollite yet quite vorgotten gestures😊 You will never meet such pollite people in Western Europe, especially in Germany. And polish women? They will always prepare you at least a fine cup of coffee with filigrant served sweets when you have a business meeting! And they will look fantastically stylish, especially those ladies from Warsaw😊 I am Russian, by the way, and i really feel myself very comfortable in Poland, surrounded by hearty honest people. I we would forget and forgive our common history...

[@TimeTraveller625]

Yup. I Hope we will live as friends and brothers in peace one day :)

[@romekatomek2159]

the problem is one, we never forgot and never forgive ( that's why Poland was able to reborn after was cleaned ( erased "thx Pete" ) from the world map for over then 100 years ) .. dear, and that's not our fault .. this is very deep inside of our culture, history .. that must be.

[@pleaseplease5659]

True

[@peteroz7332]

@@romekatomek2159 - instead of cleaned (which doesn't make sense) use wiped off or erased 😉 have a great day

[@peteroz7332]

@@romekatomek2159 -👍👌 have a great day 😃💪

[@EdgarTheRaven]

Quick Polish pronunciation lesson for Wolters World and others ;) Get yourself familiar with this and you'll read Polish words like you live there: Ł(ł) = English W W = English V (there is no V in our alphabet; example: "Var-sha-va" is how we say Warszawa[Warsaw]) I = English E A = English "Ah" sound E = English "Eh" sound SZ = English SH CZ read as CZ in "Czech Republic" DŻ = English J (as in the name "Jenna" or "Jamaica" or "Would you") DŹ = English J (but more like in the name "Jeena"; it's a softer DŻ with more ringing) Ż(ż) and RZ (same thing)= G from the word "mirage" or French J (as in the name "Jean Claude van Damme") Ź(ź) = sounds like the end part of Polish DŹ Ó(ó) and U (same thing)= English "You" sound after you remove "Y" (Ó and U have the same sound here; it's just a grammatic leftover nonsense) Ą(ą) = nasal A with French flavour (French spelling: Bon Jour = Polish spelling: Bą Żur) Ę(ę) = nasal E with French flavour (French spelling: Vin = Polish spelling: Wę) Ń(ń) and "Ni" = English "knee" sound; Ń is just nasal, shortened variant of "NI" sound (The Knights Who Say "Ni!" from Monthy Python know how it works haha) Regarding Ś and Ć... I've got nothing. I guess sounds are too different. But they are simillar to "NI and Ń" in principle - "Ś" is a shortened "Si" and "Ć" is a shortened "Ci". There you go. Now you can read Polish. You're welcome!

[@JennyQueensland]

EdgarTheRaven wow difficult...

[@szwedu1113]

+Jenny van Formosa not that hard when you live in poland :P

[@guerita9688]

EdgarTheRaven: Wytłumaczyłeś to tak dobrze, że zrobiłam kopię dla przyjaciół i rodziny; tych dzielnych dusz, które próbują nauczyć się naszego języka! Dziękuję bardzo! Pozdrowienia z Kanady.

[@Leviwosc]

Thank you for this excellent post! It helps me to improve my pronunciation of Polish words.

[@wojciechmikosz3748]

Nice one,hope it will hope some people when they'll coma to visit my country!

[@brianlip7290]

I live in the usa and I'm half polish .. I'm so ready to move to poland

[@zepter00]

Better learn some Polish language.

[@aArcziMetin2]

You would get polish passport in few days.

[@zepter00]

arTJs j bullshit.. It is much harder to get Polish citizenship than American

[@leggomyeggo6728]

Ayyy I’m half Polish too! Half Korean half Polish. My family is going to Poland for two weeks when school is done but 2 weeks is not nearly enough :( I also want to move there because I know the basics of speaking Polish!

[@barbrothersireland1294]

Trump will probably deport you for being half polish anyway XD