Jak bardzo niska jest znajomosc Polski , jej historii i kultury w Niemczech - moze swiadczyc przypadek jaki przydarzyl mi sie ok 10 lat temu w Berlinie Mila pani z naukowym tytulem doktora(Phd) widzc mnie piszacego (biegle) na klawiaturze, zapytala, jak dlugo mi zajelo przestawienie z cyrulicy na alfabet lacinski (!!!!) Byla po prostu zdumiona gdy powiedzialem jej, ze nie bylo takiej koniecznosci , poniewaz mamy alfabet lacinki.

Polacy nie są ksenofobiczni, traktujemy imigrantów czy uchodźców tak samo jak siebie na wzajem. To że jest ich stosunkowo mało w naszym kraju wynika z zamożności państwa. Polski socjal dla bezrobotnego jest jest dwukrotnie mniejszy niż Niemieckie zasiłki dla imigrantów i to jest powodem że jest ich mało w naszym kraju. Fajnie jest przecież siedzieć i nic nie robić oraz żyć na koszt społeczeństwa.

A few words about the attitude of Poles to immigrants and refugees. If u want to live in Poland and want to be respected and welcomed, u must follow the following simple rules: 1) Respect the Polish history. (Generations of Poles have given their lives for the freedom of Poland) 2) Respect the Polish customs. 3) Respect the Polish tradition. (the Polish tradition is thousand years old) 4) Be loyal to Poland. 5) Take care of the Polish state, because Poland is our common good. 6) Don't kill, don't rape, don't cheat, don't lie, don't steal, don't insult others, don't hurt others 7) Be polite, help people who need your help. 8) Help Polish people to protect their country. Respect Polish soldiers, police and firefighters. 9) Don't take narcotics. Drinking vodka is commonly acceptable in Poland, but if you lose your family, money, job ... because you are an alcoholic, you will be despised. 10) Take care of the environment.(30% territory of Poland is a forest. 80% of forests lakes, rivers etc is owned by the Polish State and is FULLY OPENED FOR ALL POLISH PEOPLE!!! TAKE CARE of this COMMON TREASURE!!!!!!) If you follow the rules above, you have 100% guarantee, that you will be respected in Poland no matter the colour of you skin, race, religion, gender or nationality. You can be a part of Poland no matter where are you from. This is a part of the Polish tradition. If you are not able to follow the rules above, Poland is not a place for you. We welcome people who want to help us protecting and building our country. But we don't need people, who are not going to look after our common good with us.

There is a great deal of untruth in this video. Let's start with point 9. The first university was founded in Bologna - presumably someone meant the first university in central Europe. On the subject of kissing ... (point 3). Depends on the degree of intimacy, but rather women don't wish it. Yes, sometimes it happens, but it is not the norm. Regarding immigrants - this is not the 1990s. Maybe in a small town a black person will arouse interest, but on the other hand, Vietnamese were in Poland during the whole communist period. No racism, rather interest in a small community. Regarding reparations, Poland never de facto got even one German mark. Moreover, the Soviet Union blocked the Marshall Plan for Poland. Everything was distributed by the USSR. Moreover, we were squeezed out by the Soviets. There were even jokes that we gave them coal and they took steel from us in return. As for the children in North Korea, it is true, even a small part of them stayed and settled in Poland. Milk bars are definitely not cafés or restaurants. They are self-service eateries. As far as naming children is concerned, the registry office can forgive a lot as long as the name does not offend the child or break the rules of the Polish language significantly. There are a few rules, but it's not like we have some list of allowed names. Regarding Belvedere vodka. Vodka like vodka - it is good, but at this price you can find much better. They just do good marketing.

There are not so many billionaires in Poland because we didn't grow our own oligarchy after the fall of Communism like in Russia.

It is not that Poles do not like foreigners and do not want them to live in Poland. There are many people of different ethnic origin who live in Poland e.g. the Vietnamese community is the second largest in Europe. In my opinion some Poles, not all - one can't generalize here, they don't want migrants who are strongly culturally and religiously different and are regarded as ethnic groups that are hard to assimilate and maybe even try to impose their way of life on others.

Polacy kochaja ludzi którzy szanują ich kraj historie tradycje i kulturę nie ważne z jakiego są kraju. Nie tolerujemy gdy ktoś chce nas na siłę zmieniać, według własnych potrzeb czy poglądów. Religia jest ważna więc na pewno nikt nie zaakceptuje pozbycia się symboli religijnych czy np Chinki z przedszkola jak to zrobiono w Niemczech w jednym z przedszkoli bo niby razi odczucia innych nacji np muzułmanów. Nas to nie obchodzi. Polska to nasz dom i nikt nam nie będzie przestawiał mebli w naszym domu żaden gość. Gość musi dostosować się i zaakceptować nasza kulturę i tradycje. Jak nie może jechać gdzieś indziej. My nie zmuszamy muzułmanów do zmiany religii czy tradycji. Mieszkają polscy Tatarzy wyznania muzułmańskiego ale szanują Polskę i akceptują nas takimi jacy jesteśmy dlatego walczyli z nami o wolność ramię w ramię bo mimo odmiennych kultur to nasz wspolny interes by polska była silna i suwerenne by spokojnie zyc

There are no houses or villages near the sand dunes. The territory is a nature reserve.

Możesz wspomnieć o tym, że Polska nie może przeprowadzić żadnej inwestycji strategicznej ze względu na sprzeciw niemiec i eu. Oraz, że Niemcy niezezwoli nam na wprowadzenie systemu sądownictwa podobnego jak w Niemczech - argumentując to tym, że jesteśmy niżsi moralnie i mniej dojrzali społeczni niż niemcy (sic!) i nazwali te plany "brakiem praworządności" . Warto też wspomnieć, że wypłatę unijnego kredytu KPO dla Polski (który już spłacamy a jeszcze go nie otrzymaliśmy) Niemcy i Unia uzależniły od tego która partia wygra wybory w Polsce. Można też wspomnieć, że Niemieckie obozy koncentracyjne w których mordowano żydów, są nazywne w niemczech i usa w ramach dezinformacji nazywane Polskimi obozami śmierci. Oraz o tym, że w Polsce premierem jest osoba która przekłada niemieckie interesy nad Polskimi. Wspomnij też, że Pokskich pracowników traktuje się gorzej od śmieci - szczególnie w Niemczech wschodnich. Uderza mnie też jedna sprawa, wielu polaków zachowuje się głośno i niekukturalnie, szczegolnie przyjezdajacych do niemiec robotnikow fizycznych, ale ma wrażenie, że wydzieranie się i wrzeszczenie to standardowy sposob porozumiewania się Niemców, nawet tych o wysokim statusie społecznym. Ponadto ciekawym faktem jest, że niemal 100% mediow w Polsce prezentuje proniemiecką prooagande lub wprost należy do niemieckich koncernów. PS. Ale będąc szczerym twój kanał jest spoko. A sam osobiscie cenie Niemców za pragamtyczność i przekładanie technicznych korzyści nad emocje, ale trudno jest mi zaakceptować Niemiecki rasizm wobec polaków przy jednoczesnym pouczaniu Polaków na ten temat na przyklad przez Angele Merkel i Olafa Sholtza.

There is no racism in Polish tradition and mentality. But we want to preserve our culture and religion. Every person who can respect this is welcome in Poland.

Any foreigner who adapts to the rules, laws and customs in Poland is welcome. It's a must. Poles have paid too much in history for being free in their own country to now feel again like strangers there at their own request.

I think that when it comes to luxury brands Patek Philippe is one of the most famous ones. MGM and Warner Brothers are brands created by Poles. So is Wrangler. All migrants are welcome although Poles do have a problem with accepting illegal migrants who are Muslim men.

To charakterystyczne, że ludzie na zachód od Odry niewiele wiedzą o Polsce ani Ukrainie czy Bialorusi. Traktują te tereny jak Kongo albo Mongolię i kompletnie i'm ni zależy co się tu dzieje. Mają wyobrazenie o nas jak o dzikusach bez umiejętności prowadzenia struktur panstwowych, a sukcesy gospodarcze traktują ze zdziwieniem i są nimi zaniepokojeni. Żenada!

Men don't really kiss women's hands when they meet usually at least And I don't think Polish people are racist I think the staring just comes from interest as we rarely see foreigners, especially in small cities. About the wealth distribution, it could always be better of course but it's okay It is mostly equally distributed and we are one of the only Slavic countries that isn't controlled by oligarchs

Lots of mistakes in this video. MaxFactor was not created by a woman but by Maksimilian Faktorowicz, a Pole of Jewish origin who emigrated to the USA. Many American Jews come from Poland or its former territories. The creators of MGM are Jews born in Warsaw. Scarlett Johansson does not have Polish roots, only some of her ancestors came from areas that once belonged to Poland. This video is old because currently the richest Pole is someone else with a fortune of $7 billion, and he earned it himself and did not inherit it from his crooked father.

Poziom wiedzy ludzi z na zachód od Odry jest żenujący? Dziwi mnie, że dla samej zwykłej ciekawości nie jesteście nic sami się wstanie dowiedzieć! W Polsce i tak żyje się całkiem nieźle, rozwinęliśmy nasz kraj na wysoki poziom. 123 lata niebytności na mapach, powstania, 2 wojny światowe, komunizm przeżyliśmy wiele tragedii a pomimo to nasz kraj jest piękny, rozwinięty i coraz bogatszy. Jako Polacy powinniśmy być dumni z tego co mamy.

Its Moszna castle look like Hogwart Greetings from Poland

You should visit Poland. You would likely want to move there. ☺️

Hmm we have black sportsmans, we have black rappers, professors, celebrities even a black politician so...

lektorowi chodziło o to że my nie patrzymy na kolor skóry, tylko na charakter ,w każdym mieście są osoby z zagranicy i jeśli poszukasz ichpowiedzi to usłyszysz że czują się bezpiecznie...

Polka is not from Poland but it's named for a Polish woman. Polish national dances are the polonaise and mazurka among others.

We just have a different way of taking people under our wings. You can come to Poland, learn basic language, start to work if anyone helps you to deal with papers. After a few years you can ask for permament stay. And so on until you become a citizen. If you do not want to work, learn language etc.than you will not get any priviledges. Easy.

1.04 już polubiłem tego Niemca.

I was a little child when I lived in Poland. I remember having my hand kissed by adult men that I was meeting. They were the men that worked with my mother or with my father. It's a very polite gesture to kiss a female's hand no matter what age she is. Young boys don't usually kiss their school friend's hands until they are almost young adults.

There were not many immigrants in Poland for historical reasons (a short episode in the history of our country - the times of communism). Previously, Poland had always been a multinational country. Nowadays, more and more foreigners come to Poland. In 2022, approximately 340,000 foreigners lived only in Warsaw (most from: Ukraine, Belarus, Vietnam, India, Russia, Turkey, Georgia, China, France, Italy). So this situation is changing.

Not completely.1. In Poland, during the 40 years of the PRL, there were few opportunities for immigrants from Africa to come, they rather came from friendly countries in North Africa to study at universities and some stayed 2. We had no moral need to accept immigrants from Africa because we used to oppress them... 3. After '89, we did not big money here enough for them to come willingly, only a few random people stayed... 4. Most people I know believe that help should be provided in the nearest safe country - Kenya or Iraq are a bit far away...

I'm actually German but living in Poland for quite some long time already. I saw how Poland looked about 15 -20 years and looks today. Need to say a great change and Poland did an amazing job. Cultural seen I can't identify too many differences, sure it depends what you are comparing but overall not so different. Coming to thatlet'scall it presentation. I guess it shall not focus like eg on were different people have their origin but more on great achievments like Marie Skłodowska Curie. She was Polish and an outstanding person with two Nobel prices in different subjects. Or Nikolaus Kopernikus many dont even know he was Polish. For sure a lot of other views to raise but these kind of 'quick overview' ain't adequate

the way you corrected author of the vid about Poland not being Eastern but Central was hilarious xD

Greetings Chris. As a native Pole living in Poland, I wish to thank you so much for this reaction.👍👍👍 Now, my comments on these following 15 things about Poland are as follows (in the same order, as shown in this film): 1. Well, yes. Some of those US famous actors and directors are of Polish descent. However, hardly any of them speak any Polish, I'm afraid (with the exception of Roman Polanski, that is). 😓 In fact, most of them probably do not even know where Poland is.😕 2. Max Factor was NOT founded by a Polish woman, but a Polish-Jewish man - Maksymilian Faktorowicz (MAKSymilian FAKTORowicz = Max Factor). 🤔 3. [...]There used to be a time, when a man would kiss a lady's hand, when meeting her as a sign of resepect and courtship[...]. Yes, that was about 10-20 years ago. Nowadays, some men (probably age 40+) could sometimes kiss a lady's hand usually if that lady is much older. We do NOT kiss any ladies' hands every time (usually because they would pull their hands away, before that kiss). Kissing ladies' hands is not common amongst teenagers or friends at all, either. 4. There aren't too many African or Asian migrants here⁉ That is one of the biggest lies I have ever heard. Every time I am at a Polish hospital, I can see foreign students/doctors there. Foreigners (especially students) are almost everywhere in Poland (most likely in big/medium cities). Heck, even my Customer Service ex-coworkers are from Zimbabwe and Rwanda (Africa). Again, there are POLES (people who like foreigners) and POLLACKS (people who dislike/hate foreigners). But, hey, nobody is perfect, right❓🙂 5. Jan Kulczyk was most probably the richest Pole, indeed. As such, his son Sebastian and daughter Dominika are well-off, too. The number of rich/poor people is more or less the same as in Germany (well, perhaps less rich people in Poland).🤔 No further comment needed, I guess. 😁 6. That car-theft is a story which could depict Poles as car-thieves - a stereotype which is absolutely out-of-date.😡 Pay no attention to it, please.🙏 7. WWII reparations⁉Here we go, again‼😰That is a very delicate and controversial topic in Poland.😱 In other words, Polish nationalists wish to get more money, whereas other Poles simply wish to forget about that nightmarish past. In this case, we are all divided. 8. Well, the cases of Korean juvenile migrants seem to be true.🤔 9. No source of information provided. As such, I cannot confirm or deny information on that drug screening application. In fact, I have never come across it before.🤔 10. YES, it is true‼ We are so proud to have Malbork within our Polish borders‼✌ 11. Milk bars are more like diners (or "greasy spoons") than restaurants. Yes, milk bars offer inexpensive dishes, but it does NOT blow me away at all (they sometimes taste like hospital food)‼❌👎 Milk bars' low prices are meant for everybody. 12. Yes, we do have sand dunes in the north of Poland.👍✌ However, a vast majority of seashore dunes are restricted areas (due to high fragility). As such, people CANNOT walk probably on any seashore dune here. Sand dunes taking over houses and villages⁉I mean, come on❗I have never ever heard/seen that before. 🤣 13. Yes, it is true.👍 Polka dance comes from Check Republic. As for Polka dots, I am unsure. 🤔🤔🤔 14. Yes, it is true. There are limitations, when it comes to naming your children in Poland.😕 15. I am NOT sure about the existence of that limited edition of Belvedere vodka at all. But, guess what⁉I don't drink alcohol, so what do I know.🤪 Well, that would be it, I guess. 😁 Chris, once again, thank you for uploading this film. 👍 I am open for any comments. 🙂

6:35 Lots of people around the world can not understand this. I've heard that many time: "Why there is no black people in Poland, are you racists?" The answer is simple, we did not have any colonies, we did not need use the slaves, we did not need salvery, we did not support salvery, we did not bring those people like items to our country"🤷‍♂

Kulczyk isn’t the richest anymore. It was around 2015. Now I think its Michał Sołowow with 27B PLN

As a students we went to Germany.. a lady driving a mercedes has stoped and offer the lift..while driving we had a chat..and simply she stoped becouse she thought that we are waiting for her to collect us for fer farm work..it was 2005 and she asked if we had seen Mercedes car in Poland..of course we started laughing..also replied that there is many difrent cars not only Mercedes...she clearly get angry with us😮..and very angry that she waisted her time..becouse we are not her workers..so many storries..

Moja żona jest Indonezyjską, chodzi w hijabie,nigdy nie spotkała jej żadna przykrość,tylko ciekawość ludzi

Naprawdę nic nie wiesz o Polsce, a ten film na, którym się opierasz to robiły jakieś półgłówki, które też nic nie wiedzą o Polsce i jedzie mi to tanią propagandą.

You're good and open-minded guy. When i'm looking to my kids or you or many another young people then i really belive in better future

there are many films they can recommend to you, but out of curiosity, take an interest in Polish inventions because, among others, they include things like eating Lacostenauts or even a lunar rover - a rover in which astronauts drove on the moon

all the best and congratulations about this channel. It is really nice to see you as such interested in polish culture and history. There were times that polish educated people loved and admired german culture as the most sophisticated in europe, Unfortunaly nazis beasts changed a lot in that matter....

From what I know, in small villages people are surprised by the sight of immigrants. Older people in particular may react unfavorably. However, in cities we have no problem with immigrants, we only care that they work if they plan their future in Poland.

98% of people in our country are white. 95% declare themselves to be Polish. We are a very homogenous country and it is not entirely our choice if we look at the data from before 1939. Then the Iron Curtain. That's it and that's it. It doesn't bother us and we've gotten used to it. We have always had many students from Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Are we racist...yes and no. If you are something new, we are interested, but we take a cautious approach, the rest is up to you. If you respect us and our customs, you will be treated like almost nowhere else. If not, you will probably have unpleasant memories.

Really good job Chris, nice to watch you. I think I will stay with your channel for a while. If you need some more interesting films about Poland I can send You a few. Have a good day sir.

Milk Bars are popular with students.

We do not follow the rule that we like or dislike people because they are emigrants. We respect every decent person who respects our culture and our values. In addition, we call emigrants those who want to come to us legally and not through the green border. I am talking here about the attitude of the majority of Poles and not on behalf of governments that do not always follow the applicable rules.

So a few answers: 3. Used to be is a good word. No, we don't do it in Poland at normal basis. 4. Seeing problems that for example France, Germany or Sweden has with assimilation of arabic migrants many people in Poland are afraid of migrants from arabic world. 8. Wow I'm Polish and I didn't know that 11. Milkbars are cheaper and usually faster than in restaurant, but although healthier than fast food is often not so good and the place has much lower standard than any restaurant. It is a trade off and it is your choice which you prefere.

I'm Polish and all I want is not even one cent from Germany, but just not being named "Polish pig" from some guy in the center of Berlin, it was 4 years ago, but I'm still recovering 😭 anyway, great video Chris and good luck with your channel 😊

Kissing hand is not so popular anymore, probably just as respect to older women. And is is not true that Polish people are against immigrant just against illegal emigrants we do not want have those problem like in Germany i France that people are scared to go outside and it is actually opposite that those people do not want to immigrate to Poland because we do not have social like Germans but we have a lot of African an Asian university students who are benefiting from Polish education. It is very unusual that German is interested in Poland but it is time to be friends with neighbours after centuries of being enemies.

If you are immigrant and have to choose where to go where would it be ? in Poland averrage salary is 1000+ euro, in Germany 2000+ euro. Its not because polish people dont like immigrants.

Ypu said Central Europe! You have citizenship already....😂😂😂

chodzi o to, że Polacy przed II w.ś. byli wielokulturowym krajem

great video. Love from Poland 🤍❤

that movie about Poland is including some random weird things...At this moment nobody is thinkin about .. vodka ... people drinkin beer. Currently, there are much more interesting things in Poland than those presented in this film

I guess you should just visit Poland and see Poland for yourself, because this video is just full of not true facts and informations.

Kto to tłumaczy ? Zagmatwane i byle jakie . Co ten Niemiec z tego wie

No one kisses a woman's hand anymore, unless old grandpas

You kiss women hand. Even young women. But rather not teenagers. But not just older women. It’s a sign of respect. To all woman. It’s like this even today.

Milk bars in Poland are for everyone. You can try there some traditional polish cuisine in good prices. Usually it tastes like it could be made by a grandma. But we also have normal restaurants called "restauracja", they are usually more expensive than milk bars.

Please remember that in the past we had a lot on nation in Poland. But during WWII and after Germans and Russians killed most of them and now we are quite homogeneous society. It's not that Poles don't like them, it's just that these people still stand out a bit from the rest. Every person is treated with respect in Poland. Unless he wants to introduce his own laws and rule in our country. Then he may face unpleasant situations :) Terrible stereotypes about us have been built in Western Europe. After all, Poland lies between the East and the West. We must be open to other cultures. But somehow no one notices it.

We have many foreigners in Poland germans ukrainians russians Vietnamese etc we are open minded

Creating a good system for accepting the integration or assimilation of immigrants and refugees is very, very difficult. Even wealthy eu countries havent managed to achieve this (they only pretend to have success that doesnt exist or hide problems with it). As far as know, De model of approach to this topic is also described as bad and ineffective. Positive effects are achieved only in very small-scale(max 0.1% of the country's population per year) and compulsory language-cultural programs, otherwise, the mountain of problems only grows.

Kissing woman in hand is not common. I personally almost never witness that behaviour. I do believe that most polish women would be supprised if someone kiss their hand.

Nice Video!

To the imigrants: the reason why there were not so many of them was straight forward and this reason was economy. Poland just was not first and not second choice to migrate to. Ttherefore the only other cultures you might have notice, were small Chinese and Vietnamese communities. This however has changed last years, first with Ukrainians and Belerusians, then with other nations.

About people from abroad, my pov I like to see openness and diversity. I'm not afraid of other cultures and I'm eager to learn. The principle of 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you' works for me. I don't hold generational grudges, and I don't like narratives of some oppressive Poland-Germany culture. I'm glad we're par t of the European Union, which has given us many opportunities. Poland is also a very safe country and truly worth getting to know..and kissing hands doesn't quite work anymore :}

First thing, the woman who talks about Poland in this video is an American so probably, what she knows about Poland is something what she read on the Internet, it's a little outdated or is just a stereotype not a fact. For example, the dunes in the north a part of a National Park, located about 10 km from a popular seaside resort Leba. In fact they move much slower than she mentioned. I recommend you to watch foreigners visiting Poland and their reactions (for better objectivity) for example: 1) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j5Zxi5p2nbfZgJ8.html , 2) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i92WhM1mmdDOcXU.html, 3) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/icV3a9aVzc7VkqM.html (this might be even funny how local Polish residents react to a foreigner)

Chyba nie wybrałeś dobrego źródła informacji. Kobiety nie pozwalają się już całować na powitanie obcym mężczyznom. Mam prawie 50 lat i pamiętam ten straszny zwyczaj z przeszłości. Co do imigrantów , taktycznie jest ich tu niewiele, ale przypominam, że język polski jest trzecim co do trudności językiem do nauczenia. Imigrantom ciężko było się u nas zadomowić, więc ich widok na ulicach nie był powszechny. Obecnie sytuacja się zmienia. W ciągu ostatnich trzech lat mieszkają u nas i pracują Ukraińcy, a widok ciemnoskórych na ulicy już nikogo nie dziwi. Prawicowi nacjonaliści krzyczą w internecie i na demonstracjach raz do roku zawsze bardzo głośno, ale zapewniam cię że nie reprezentują zdania większości. Polacy są narodem wędrującym, każdy nas ma lub miał kogoś pracującego za granicą i okazuje życzliwość tak jak sam chciałby być traktowany.

Oh, so you're a big Star Wars fan, maybe you'll be interested in the guy who sweeps the floor in Jabba's palace in the sixth episode is of Polish origin 😆

5:57 Yeah and no one is talking about that. Russia that was also the opressor didn't get any punishment still till this day. For example Katyń.

That's our boy. CENTRAL

Chris, das polnische C wird nie wie k ausgesprochen, sondern nur wie deutsches Z, zB. cegła = Ziegel. Es sei denn, es ist ein Fremdwort wie Coca-Cola

One man was sued by the mayor's office for giving his son Yoda as his second name.

Good video on Poland, it was amazing, Please do reactions on India as well, myself from Raigad, India.

There is much more interesting facts , polish guy has invented car wipers…

Well Berlin has something with a bear too right? 😉 Legend says that during communistic times when people from abroad knew very little about Poland they thought we have polar bears here so... 😂

The name "polka" for the dance comes from the Czech word "půlka" (pronounced similar to polka) meaning something like "little half" and most probably refers to half step or "half rhythm" - the fast pace of the dance. Noteworthy - it is not a contemporary word in the Czech language in the sense that it is not commonly used in modern Czech. Instead, it seems to be more of a historical or etymological term rather than one in regular use today. Also - I am Polish so take this explanation with a grain of salt and best confirm it with a Czech.

Huh. Your "Cześć" sounded great! Of course, I say this as a Pole in flesh and blood! My English cousin whom I speak Polish doesn't even pronounce it that well! To be honest, thanks to your channel I'm starting to like your nationality more and more! Don't be offended but It wasn't long ago that I didn't like Germans very much because of their history, but that's starting to change thanks to your channel!

greetings "Brother from fan star wars" greetings from Gdańsk

Super kanał

the old cities, is a little misleading. Since most of Poland was leveled during WWII so most budlings are actually built after WW2.

Kissing the hand is no longer practiced in our country, however, it may happen that older, old-school men still do something like that, but it should be taken as an expression of respect and politeness, as an old, almost no longer existing custom.

Milk bars have food like home cooking. Simple and delicious.

We have also Pustynia Błędowska ( literraly Desert of Errors 🤣 ) where is a few intresting things to see too. Maybe i will get you a video next time I will be there

Teenegers in Poland are never giving kisses on hand just to say hello, it's more old ppl thing

Immigrants don't choose Poland simply because other European cuntries (Germany, France, Sweden, UK, Netherlands etc.) are much richer and offer them more possibilities. Politics which are pretty dirty here is a whole diffrent story...

Był rozkaz Mosky ...nie brać pomocy Marszała i nie brać pieniędzy od DDR . tu jest problem DDR. już nie ma CCCP też nie .

Max Factor was founded by a man called Maksymilian Faktorowicz not a woman.

Milk bar because most food based on milk or with cream. such as pancakes, potato pancakes with cream, dumplings with cream, dumplings stuffed with fruit (knedle) and cream

Chris , thanks for this "Central Europe" not Eastern. It's correct. 👍

Orginalnie mamy u siebie i Arabską społeczność, Żydowską, Protestantów i tym podobnej, tylko nasza kultura jest tak nastawiona , że te kultury przystosowują się do naszej 😊 mamy na przykład społeczność Tatarów, którzy wiarę mają inną, ale gdy z naszymi pra pra dziadami szli w bój wraz z naszymi śpiewali Bogu rodzice itp

A city on FIRE!! Warsaw, Poland 2023!! Godzina „W” 2023!! - Hektik Hektor

Lubię twoje kanały o Polsce

Vor langer Zeit, in der High School, habe ich in einer Gruppe getanzt. Das waren Volkstänze aus ganz Polen. Erst dann wurde mir der Reichtum der polnischen Kultur klar, aber ich erkannte auch, dass es besser ist, zuerst mit dem Ballett zu beginnen als mit den Volkstänzen ... Die Polka ist die Quintessenz der polnischen Volkstänze, obwohl sie behaupten, sie sei tschechisch, deutsch, Amerikanischer Tanz. Ich war von der mexikanischen Version der Polka und der italienischen überrascht. „Polka“ ist nur ein polnisches Wort. Es bedeutet ein Mädchen, eine Frau von der Geburt bis zum Tod. Polka ist eine polnische Tanz- und Gesangsmusik. Es ist zu einem Musik- und Tanzstück auf der ganzen Welt geworden. Zuerst in Tschechien und der Slowakei, dann in Österreich und Deutschland, jetzt in den USA. Die Familie Strauss präsentierte „Polka“ in den Salons aus polnischen Dörfern und Städten. Ein Teil Polens war damals von der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie besetzt. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5OWe6dystzUnH0.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gL2elNGgxLOdnJ8.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/er-Rd5Sasa7Lnn0.html https:/ /kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9qZY8JixN_bhqM.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q6x4bNOkyduzeac.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8dxZa-blsuzj4k.html www.youtube. com/watch?v=J2bF86_sTWw kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brFyocqqp7e6iGQ.html😍

Milk bars are not for only poor people.Every one eat there.Sometimes it is cheaper than self cooking at home.Especially for one person.You have there mostly milk and egg based dishes.Like different taste of dumplingsPolish ,pancakes with white cheese,baked eggs.It is rather welthly and simple food.

1 thumb up for central Europe, sec. for Star Wars :) Polish society is inklusive and does not have to change that. Just migrants want to live in more rich countries. If you are legal and not trouble maker - you are welcome. American invented something in medival time ? Awsome idea :)))

I see you suit German beauty standard

Hey Chris, how are You? Like You, and Your Channel. Central Europe... We Poles like Chris

Chris ich komme aus Polen. Ich wohne seit 20 Jahren in Deutschland. Ich habe in Polen geheiratet. Ich machte mir keine Gedanken über die vielen alleinerziehenden Frauen in Deutschland, bis der erste Brief von Rechtsanwalt kam. Ich bin nun geschieden. Das Familiengericht befragt drei mal im Jahr meine Kinder. Das Jugendamt lässt uns nicht in Ruhe. "komm nach Deutschland, dein Rechtsanwalt ist schon da" das kann dich auch treffen, sei gewarnt

6:35 "people will look at u curiously" yeah cuz some ppl have never seen a foreigner ever in their lifetime, tho that's not why there's no immigrants in Poland. Nazi intervention -> Stalin's migration policy/relocating ppl - > 90s financial situation after the fall of communizm -> recovery till 2010 -> current times that gives u like 10 years of developed n open country so ofc ppl are only now chosing to migrate to Poland, also ppl who want to do so gotta be aware that's a mono-ethnic society so they won't get a big china town or anything of that sort just yet

The Baltic Sea is quite warm because it is shallow. Even the Nord Sea is fairly warm (I live in the Netherlands). Go to Portugal. Both weather and beaches are perfect there. But try to bathe. Really cold ocean.

Subbed, nice channel! Und natürlich bin ich Pole😊

Można pracować za chlebem u niemca, szwajcara,belga , ale Polske ma się w sercu nawet jesli nie jest sie katolikiem, bo to jsst kraj który się po prostu kocha