It is 2021. People do speak foreign languages here. It is was probably a bad luck. It is the best thing for me anyway as a native to see you live in here. Makes me proud. Maybe there is hope for this world. There is no black or white remember this. If there is any difference between people it is intelligence or lack of it.
My wife and I traveled to Europe in 1976. On that trip we visited Poland to see my mother's relatives. Before leaving home I studied Polish pronunciation. To this day I can read and pronounce Polish words correctly - even if I don't understand them. A high point on my trip was when I purchased two bus tickets to Wloclawek. "Dwa bileta do Wloclawek prosze".
Gosh!!!! I can imagine how you felt that day. The bags you carried with Egusi and Garri spared you time to settle down and know you way around.. Another thing I'd advise people is to learn the basic language of the country they're relocating too
I had the same experience in Brazil, no one spoke English. When I finally found someone who understood me, I broke in to tears heheh…so, I feel you. I’ll be coming to Poland next year, I’m glad I’ve watched your video
This video was both funny and scary at the same time. Even though I am a native Pole, I also feel lost at train stations, I get lost and I don't know where to go. So I kind of understand you.. Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to end up in a foreign country, not knowing where to go. Then I think to myself that I would probably sit down and cry.
Great job, Grace!! Having lived here for so long, one kinda forgets what it's like to arrive for the first time. Truly an adventure! But you did great. And look how you're riding on it all now. Looking forward to more videos. Your narration style and the naturalness with which you do it are very endearing. Love, Chichi
OMG you are such a brave person. It sounds to me like jump to the water from a plane in the middle of an ocean. Looks like you doing ok now so what doesn't kill you makes you stronger is true again😅😅😅😅
I'm surprised so many people didn't speak English... You got extremely unlucky :/ Either way welcome to Poland. I hope you will have a pleasant time here :)
Why are you surprised? Has Poland ever been colonised by the UK? Certainly not. Nigerians have to speak English, as how would it be possible to communicate efficiently in a country of 210 million people who speak 450+ languages? Polish people speak just one native language. At least 98-99% of us.
Hi,I can imagine how you felt that very day, please I'd like to know more about Poland as I intend to move there soon pls can you share your email address where can contact you privately?Thanks
Polish mothers are exactly the same ... that's why we call polish young people who move out to study or work in big cities "słoiki" which means "the jars" 😊 cause mums pack food for the whole month for them into the jars when the young ones visit their homes ;)
You must have been really unlucky if you had not met anyone who speaks English at the station. I would say half of the young people in big cities like Warsaw, Cracow or Poznań know English at at least intermediate level.
Great job, Grace!! Having lived here for so long, one kinda forgets what it's like to arrive for the first time. Truly an adventure! But you did great. And look how you're riding on it all now. Looking forward to more videos. Your narration style and the naturalness with which you do it are very endearing. Love, Chichi
When you told - you missed your train, I just remembered the same story which happened in Mr bean's Holiday movie .Fortunately your train story wasn't worst like Mr Bean train story🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was a very funny and interesting vlog. The one I could relate to well was the pronunciation of Wroclaw... like I was applying for something and kept pronuncing it the wrong way...I actually learnt the right pronunciation from your channel
😂😂😂..we had very very similar experiences..I was here for 2days and no black person in sight so I know the relief you felt at that train station. Keep the videos coming❤️❤️
Hi hi. Found you via Twitter. Currently considering Poland for a post-grad and was worried because it seemed like there wasn't enough info on life as a Nigerian there. Thank you! Hopefully, we get to hang out if I do come. :D
Hi @awhobiwom Abu, Thank you for your videos they are very helpful. However, just to confirm, what is the study schedule of a full-time student in Poland like? Would he/she have time to work?
Awi ? Awi from Awhobiwom i cant say it xD sorry but ! please make Poland people feel great to have a citizens like You, Youre a spark in our lifes.. when somebody is coming to our country and enjoying it its like Youre doing good keep hardworking evertthing is going well. Thanks Awi again.
@@Awhobiwom Awhobiwom = Agness (english) = Agnieszka (Poland) take it or go ! xD from now if somebody will ask You whats your name You anserw "Agnieszka" :D btw beautiful name :D
That is sooo cool everything is written in Polish in Poland, I sooo love it. Couldn't be otherwise though. I love it in Japan, I love it in Poland. Don't you :) I can obviously imagine how hard it was to learn Polish.
Quotes of Our Lord to St. Faustina Kowalska, Divine Mercy seer, concerning the End Times “(My daughter) Speak to the world about My mercy; let all mankind recognize My unfathomable mercy. It is a sign for the end times; after it will come the day of justice. While there is still time, let them have recourse to the fount of My mercy; let them profit from the Blood and Water which gushed forth for them.” Diary, 848 (cf., John 19:34) “You will prepare the world for My final coming.” Diary, 429 “Write this: before I come as the Just Judge, I am coming first as the King of Mercy.” Diary, 83 “Write: before I come as a just Judge, I first open wide the door of My mercy. He who refuses to pass through the door of My mercy must pass through the door of My justice…” Diary, 1146 (cf., John 10:7: “I am the Door.”) “Secretary of My mercy, write, tell souls about this great mercy of Mine, because the awful day, the day of My justice, is near.” Diary, 965 “Before the Day of Justice I am sending the Day of Mercy.” Diary, 1588 “…I am prolonging the time of mercy for the sake of sinners. But woe to them if they do not recognize this time of My visitation. My daughter, secretary of My mercy, your duty is not only to write about and proclaim My mercy, but also to beg for this grace for them, so that they too may glorify My mercy.” Diary, 1160 “I bear a special love for Poland, and if she will be obedient to My will, I will exalt her in might and holiness. From her will come forth the spark that will prepare the world for My final coming.” Diary, 1732 (Words of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, to St. Faustina): “…you have to speak to the world about His great mercy and prepare the world for the Second Coming of Him Who will come, not as a merciful Savior, but as a just Judge. Oh, how terrible is that day! Determined is the day of justice, the day of divine wrath. The angels tremble before it. Speak to souls about this great mercy while it is still the time for granting mercy.” Diary, 635
Most ppl don't know that Poland Wroclaw Universities and Technology Institute have great relashions with Africa educations boards from 60's. Hahahaha we do not stere at ppl ....we just hesitating do we need aproach and ask " do you need any help?" So keep calm and don't panic hahahah.
Hi....first, thank you for all the information you're sharing and it's so helpful. I need your advise in regards to paying university registration fees. I would like to send you a DM
Girrll I have enjoyed every second of this video. Literally I had a similar experience in Portugal for my study abroad program, good thing people speak English there and there are a lot of blacks, I didn't feel odd there, but the luggage part really got me, I also cried of frustration I totally understand your struggles. Excited to see more videos from you!!
Thank you for watching. It can be really frustrating when you are in a new place with no knowledge or the language or friends to help point you in the fight direction😄
If am schooling in Poland can my family be allowed to come and visit me and If I decide staying back in Poland after school can my family come and stay with me?
Hi @awhobiwom Abu, Today is my fifth day in Gydnia, Poland. God has been awesome. My host(AirBNB) , even while I was in Nigeria, offered to pick me up from the airport and take me shopping(on my expense oh.. ) for warm(er) clothes. Mind blowing. I wish everyone here the same experience. I would like to add these tips for anyone coming for the first time - Prioritize getting a sim card. You need to be able to tell where you are and where you are going to. Ask(try) for Zabka, its a common shop here. You can get a sim, top it up and have it registered (passport needed) at once. - Get an indepth understanding of their transportation system before coming. It gets easier once you understand it.
Lmaoo.. Atleast people helped you with your bags. British people DO NOT care! When I arrived Glasgow with 3 bags, nobody helped me or allowed me to drop my bags in their shop. I had to pay 85 pounds to hire a taxi; that’s like 51,000naira. You sha must cry on your first day.😂😭
I just watched a vlog of nursing graduates at the University of Lublin. Maybe it will be helpful: th-cam.com/channels/mRlZPYKd7OrtUEeetfj_TQ.htmlvideos Powodzenia 😉
I can only imagine how stressful it must be to be stranded in a foreign country and having no one understand you. I'm glad you found some helping hand!
Beee!! I enjoyed every bit of it and I felt like crying when you mentioned you missed your train😭 I can only Imagine😂 but I’m glad you can laugh about it now. Great storytelling technique I must say👍🏾
You are very brave. I'm Polish, was born in Poland and lived there for the first 20 years of my life. I emigrated to the USA over 30 years ago so I kind of know what you went through. It was easier for me because I spoke some English and had people waiting for me that helped me get started. It was still very difficult. I have a lot of respect for you. I hope things are easier now.
Thank you for what you do. You are saving lives with you contents. I would love to know how possible it is to come with your wife or husband while coming in through Masters study. Thank you
@@Awhobiwom O wow congratulation. But be careful sometimes people can be a bit painful this is partly a consequence of communism and iron curtain and you are more vulnerable as a foreigner than others from the obvious reason - this is not to scare you but just alert you - best regards
Really funny experience tho!! I’m thinking of moving to poland, hence the research on TH-cam. It’s nice to come across your platform. God no go shame us 🤣
pls im thinking of coming to poland also im a Nigerian in kenya and really want to transit to another country im thinking of poland what can you do for me as a yoruba that we both are pls im tired of staying in kenya
You're a great storyteller! I could feel every emotion! Moving to a totally different country and not knowing the language is very brave and teaches you a lot about yourself! Crying is fine! :) I only had one experience similar to this when I went to Thailand. I am native Polish and knew nothing about the language :D I knew I could handle it if I had internet access, so I bought a (much overpriced) simcard right at the airport. That saved me a lot, although I also got lost a few times :D :D I'm glad you managed to handle the tough situation and arrived safely. :)
Thanks for the video.. a quick question about travel insurance certificate. Do I have to buy it from Nigeria since I will be submitting my documents at the Polish embassy in Abuja? I am from Ghana.
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Was that 17 mins? felt like 5mins. Thanks for sharing
Enokela Acheme Paul I’m glad you watched to the end 😃 and I also hope you had a good laugh
@@Awhobiwom Sure I did! Your story was very descriptive, glad you got the needed help at the end... waiting for part two ✌️
@Awhobiwom Abu, we have the same native name😊. I'd love to know what part of Nigeria you are from.
@@Awhobiwom Please can we chat.... I need some informations
What was the name of your school?
It is 2021. People do speak foreign languages here. It is was probably a bad luck. It is the best thing for me anyway as a native to see you live in here. Makes me proud. Maybe there is hope for this world. There is no black or white remember this. If there is any difference between people it is intelligence or lack of it.
Hi
Wise words may the almighty bless your soul ❤
My wife and I traveled to Europe in 1976. On that trip we visited Poland to see my mother's relatives. Before leaving home I studied Polish pronunciation. To this day I can read and pronounce Polish words correctly - even if I don't understand them. A high point on my trip was when I purchased two bus tickets to Wloclawek. "Dwa bileta do Wloclawek prosze".
Been watching you for a while now but today I decided to subscribe fully 😂
Gosh!!!! I can imagine how you felt that day. The bags you carried with Egusi and Garri spared you time to settle down and know you way around.. Another thing I'd advise people is to learn the basic language of the country they're relocating too
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Poland is one of my dream countries to be. Soonest I will see you Poland!!!
u made it? ;D
I had the same experience in Brazil, no one spoke English. When I finally found someone who understood me, I broke in to tears heheh…so, I feel you. I’ll be coming to Poland next year, I’m glad I’ve watched your video
😂😂😂
This video was both funny and scary at the same time. Even though I am a native Pole, I also feel lost at train stations, I get lost and I don't know where to go.
So I kind of understand you..
Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to end up in a foreign country, not knowing where to go. Then I think to myself that I would probably sit down and cry.
Hahahahah I just had to sit down to cry as well. I couldn’t take it anymore🤣🤣
Thanks for watching 🧡
Great job, Grace!! Having lived here for so long, one kinda forgets what it's like to arrive for the first time. Truly an adventure! But you did great. And look how you're riding on it all now. Looking forward to more videos. Your narration style and the naturalness with which you do it are very endearing. Love, Chichi
This is a super story and educative and I could picture every moment in my head.
OMG you are such a brave person. It sounds to me like jump to the water from a plane in the middle of an ocean. Looks like you doing ok now so what doesn't kill you makes you stronger is true again😅😅😅😅
I'm surprised so many people didn't speak English... You got extremely unlucky :/ Either way welcome to Poland. I hope you will have a pleasant time here :)
Thank you 😊
Why are you surprised? Has Poland ever been colonised by the UK? Certainly not. Nigerians have to speak English, as how would it be possible to communicate efficiently in a country of 210 million people who speak 450+ languages? Polish people speak just one native language. At least 98-99% of us.
Naucz się Polskiego… dobrze i wszystko będzie spoko.
I like your video.... I want to come to Poland from Oman and I don't know how to do it.. Please what can I do to get there
Hi,I can imagine how you felt that very day, please I'd like to know more about Poland as I intend to move there soon pls can you share your email address where can contact you privately?Thanks
I have arrived "The Abroad".... I love my naija sister....nigerian mothers be like -you will need everything PACK IT .....lol
Polish mothers are exactly the same ... that's why we call polish young people who move out to study or work in big cities "słoiki" which means "the jars" 😊 cause mums pack food for the whole month for them into the jars when the young ones visit their homes ;)
😅😂😂😅 God bless our Parents oh
Your welcome to poland 🇵🇱 ♥
You made a right decision 👏
Thank you 😊
Are you in poland?
u are not polish wtf XD
@@borzmir9326 who cares🤣🤣🤣🤣hurt much
@@animallover9503 yes, cuz he is not polish.
Good luck with your adventure in Poland! It might be harsh sometimes, but I always support foreigners in my country
Thank you! tbh it can be harsh but God bless the people who make life easier for foreigners
Weldon babe! You look beautiful by the way. Cheers 🥂 to more beautiful content 🥰
Foye Oloruntoba thank you 🖤
omg i have just found u and it’s so nice to see a foreigner that explains their life in my country!
u have such nice voice and ur English is so good
Thank you ❤️
I am a Nigerian and I'm about to move to Poland but I don't have any information about Poland and polish People 🤦
M, greetings. English is the language of instruction in Nigeria, so speaking it well isn't surprising.
You must have been really unlucky if you had not met anyone who speaks English at the station. I would say half of the young people in big cities like Warsaw, Cracow or Poznań know English at at least intermediate level.
Great job, Grace!! Having lived here for so long, one kinda forgets what it's like to arrive for the first time. Truly an adventure! But you did great. And look how you're riding on it all now. Looking forward to more videos. Your narration style and the naturalness with which you do it are very endearing. Love, Chichi
You're beautiful, I hope you feel happy and safe here!
Stay health! ❤
Thank you 🧡
When you told - you missed your train, I just remembered the same story which happened in Mr bean's Holiday movie .Fortunately your train story wasn't worst like Mr Bean train story🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nicat Abbasov 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the 73kg luggage was to blame for this
@@Awhobiwom haahhahhah
Eyahh.. Sorry for the tears.. Its a good experience.. I can't wait to see different cities in Poland
thank you. stay tuned!!!
This was a very funny and interesting vlog.
The one I could relate to well was the pronunciation of Wroclaw... like I was applying for something and kept pronuncing it the wrong way...I actually learnt the right pronunciation from your channel
😂😂😂..we had very very similar experiences..I was here for 2days and no black person in sight so I know the relief you felt at that train station. Keep the videos coming❤️❤️
Belinda Eze you know! Like I never though I will do happy to see a black person. Thank you for watching 😃🙂
How can I go about it from Nigeria,I av passport already, pls can we talk?
😹😹😹. This is really hilarious to watch and listen. I'm just imagining the tears 😹😹
I am glad you had a good laugh
Hi hi. Found you via Twitter. Currently considering Poland for a post-grad and was worried because it seemed like there wasn't enough info on life as a Nigerian there. Thank you!
Hopefully, we get to hang out if I do come. :D
Fingers crossed. Thank you for watching
I hope @olukunmi is in Poland
Am touched by your story, so am subscribing 😆
😄😄thank you
This was fun to watch 👍🏾 You remind me on Genevieve 🙂
Hi @awhobiwom Abu, Thank you for your videos they are very helpful. However, just to confirm, what is the study schedule of a full-time student in Poland like? Would he/she have time to work?
Awi ? Awi from Awhobiwom i cant say it xD sorry but ! please make Poland people feel great to have a citizens like You, Youre a spark in our lifes.. when somebody is coming to our country and enjoying it its like Youre doing good keep hardworking evertthing is going well. Thanks Awi again.
Thank you Piotrek. It’s Awhobiwom😁
@@Awhobiwom "Agnieszka" deal with it ! :D (awhobiwon = agnieszka)
@@piotrsobota6402 😂😂😂 that’s my polish name now? Okay
@@Awhobiwom Awhobiwom = Agness (english) = Agnieszka (Poland) take it or go ! xD from now if somebody will ask You whats your name You anserw "Agnieszka" :D btw beautiful name :D
@@piotrsobota6402 beautiful name but my other name is Grace 😄
You are so effortless with this TH-cam thing! Well done, Bee. ❤️
Ntami Eborty 🧡thank you very much
That is sooo cool everything is written in Polish in Poland, I sooo love it. Couldn't be otherwise though. I love it in Japan, I love it in Poland. Don't you :) I can obviously imagine how hard it was to learn Polish.
Quotes of Our Lord to St. Faustina Kowalska,
Divine Mercy seer, concerning the End Times
“(My daughter) Speak to the world about My mercy; let all mankind recognize My unfathomable mercy. It is a sign for the end times; after it will come the day of justice. While there is still time, let them have recourse to the fount of My mercy; let them profit from the Blood and Water which gushed forth for them.” Diary, 848 (cf., John 19:34)
“You will prepare the world for My final coming.” Diary, 429
“Write this: before I come as the Just Judge, I am coming first as the King of Mercy.” Diary, 83
“Write: before I come as a just Judge, I first open wide the door of My mercy. He who refuses to pass through the door of My mercy must pass through the door of My justice…” Diary, 1146 (cf., John 10:7: “I am the Door.”)
“Secretary of My mercy, write, tell souls about this great mercy of Mine, because the awful day, the day of My justice, is near.” Diary, 965
“Before the Day of Justice I am sending the Day of Mercy.” Diary, 1588
“…I am prolonging the time of mercy for the sake of sinners. But woe to them if they do not recognize this time of My visitation. My daughter, secretary of My mercy, your duty is not only to write about and proclaim My mercy, but also to beg for this grace for them, so that they too may glorify My mercy.” Diary, 1160
“I bear a special love for Poland, and if she will be obedient to My will, I will exalt her in might and holiness. From her will come forth the spark that will prepare the world for My final coming.” Diary, 1732
(Words of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, to St. Faustina): “…you have to speak to the world about His great mercy and prepare the world for the Second Coming of Him Who will come, not as a merciful Savior, but as a just Judge. Oh, how terrible is that day! Determined is the day of justice, the day of divine wrath. The angels tremble before it. Speak to souls about this great mercy while it is still the time for granting mercy.” Diary, 635
I just kept laughing. What an interesting and also educative story..., thanks for sharing.
😂😂😂🤣
I could relate to some parts. Memories!
Queen-Esther Ode I’m glad you enjoyed it
Most ppl don't know that Poland Wroclaw Universities and Technology Institute have great relashions with Africa educations boards from 60's.
Hahahaha we do not stere at ppl ....we just hesitating do we need aproach and ask " do you need any help?" So keep calm and don't panic hahahah.
Great job, girl!
It must have been terrifying.
Glad that you made it.
This video was enough for me to subscribe. Very interesting.
Thank you so much😁😁😁
Poland loves black people. You should all travel to Poland. Especially the polish girls love black men, because their men are so small.
Thanks for this information! Planning my way down to Poland n this prompted me to check stuffs up on TH-cam. 🙏
Thanks for sharing. I can imagine the emotions that ran through your body that day
You are brave o, I cannot even imagine what I would have done if I was in your shoes
Nenye Ib 😀😃😆 you have to do what you have to do
Please can u give me a link on who did ur Visa I'm scared of been scammed I'm coming to work not study please help 😔
Check Izu Ugonoh his Nigerian who born in Poland.
I just like you so much.. I have a Poland work visa can you guide me thru?
Hi....first, thank you for all the information you're sharing and it's so helpful. I need your advise in regards to paying university registration fees. I would like to send you a DM
Plz is it advisable coming from Nigeria to Poland?
I was just laughing 😂😂 sorry dear
Bardzo Ładnie 😉
Chukwuma Akubueze Dziękuję bardzo
Girrll I have enjoyed every second of this video. Literally I had a similar experience in Portugal for my study abroad program, good thing people speak English there and there are a lot of blacks, I didn't feel odd there, but the luggage part really got me, I also cried of frustration I totally understand your struggles. Excited to see more videos from you!!
Thank you for watching. It can be really frustrating when you are in a new place with no knowledge or the language or friends to help point you in the fight direction😄
Hi please can you help me with the processes I would love to do my graduate study in poland
Lol
I can imagine being in such situation
I’ll cry even more than you did😂😂
I can’t even imagine traveling to a country that doesn’t speak English 😭
Pls I need ur help I want to study in Poland but I don't know how to go about it pls can u help me
Pliz help a sis is live and study in Europe company legit
I would have cried blood, eii Jesus 😂😂😂
If am schooling in Poland can my family be allowed to come and visit me and If I decide staying back in Poland after school can my family come and stay with me?
I appreciate you so much. Please what's your interview experience at the embassy before getting your visa ?
Hi @awhobiwom Abu,
Today is my fifth day in Gydnia, Poland. God has been awesome. My host(AirBNB) , even while I was in Nigeria, offered to pick me up from the airport and take me shopping(on my expense oh.. ) for warm(er) clothes. Mind blowing. I wish everyone here the same experience.
I would like to add these tips for anyone coming for the first time
- Prioritize getting a sim card. You need to be able to tell where you are and where you are going to. Ask(try) for Zabka, its a
common shop here. You can get a sim, top it up and have it registered (passport needed) at once.
- Get an indepth understanding of their transportation system before coming. It gets easier once you understand it.
Can I contact you?
I understand when you say u where leaving Nigeria.. We get the feelings its not easy but glory to God you made.. Proud of you darling
IsrealCE TV thank you
Hello, can I move with my husband to Poland as an international student?
Is it a good decision coming to work in Poland?
And if there is available work?
it's a good story and thank you 4r the tip. but I have questions, before moving to Poland how much money do we have to carry on as a foreign student.
Do the saloons know how to do black peoples hair?
Lmaoo.. Atleast people helped you with your bags. British people DO NOT care! When I arrived Glasgow with 3 bags, nobody helped me or allowed me to drop my bags in their shop. I had to pay 85 pounds to hire a taxi; that’s like 51,000naira. You sha must cry on your first day.😂😭
Ntami Eborty asin that cry is like the “welcome to Europe” greeting
Awhobiwom Abu Walahii😂😂
HI, I live in Germany, i need a friend feom Poland
African mothers don't disappoint when packing your luggage for travel.😂 Thanks for sharing .
At all 🤣
Please how do I calculate my Waec grade so I would know my chances of getting admission into Vincent pol university Lublin for Nursing
I just watched a vlog of nursing graduates at the University of Lublin. Maybe it will be helpful: th-cam.com/channels/mRlZPYKd7OrtUEeetfj_TQ.htmlvideos
Powodzenia 😉
Amazing
I sent you a message on your email and twitter
I can only imagine how stressful it must be to be stranded in a foreign country and having no one understand you. I'm glad you found some helping hand!
Thank you 😊
@@Awhobiwom I just found your channel and I'm obsessed. You're great! Now off to watch another video.
@@boskee I can tell 😃 I have seen all your comments. Thank you for watching and subscribing ❤️
Awesome
Beee!! I enjoyed every bit of it and I felt like crying when you mentioned you missed your train😭 I can only Imagine😂 but I’m glad you can laugh about it now. Great storytelling technique I must say👍🏾
Thank you for watching. ☺
You are very brave. I'm Polish, was born in Poland and lived there for the first 20 years of my life. I emigrated to the USA over 30 years ago so I kind of know what you went through. It was easier for me because I spoke some English and had people waiting for me that helped me get started. It was still very difficult. I have a lot of respect for you. I hope things are easier now.
Thank you! Things are wayyyy way easier now
Wow, I really love what you are doing, keep it up
Thank you 🧡
Please I need your help
Thank you for what you do. You are saving lives with you contents.
I would love to know how possible it is to come with your wife or husband while coming in through Masters study. Thank you
Oh!what an experience. I give you accolades for ur bravery.
Thanks for sharing... Also, coming to Poland by month end by God's Grace
That’s good! You will have a better experience hopefully 😁
All the best
Thanks for sharing.. I learn a lot from the videos. Hoping to study in poland soon
Wish you an only good experience of Poland and Poles - and finger cross for a study that all will go well
Finally finished studies now. And Poland has been good to me so far 😁
Thank you again💛
@@Awhobiwom O wow congratulation. But be careful sometimes people can be a bit painful this is partly a consequence of communism and iron curtain and you are more vulnerable as a foreigner than others from the obvious reason - this is not to scare you but just alert you - best regards
@@johnlock1398 no problem. I will be careful 😊
Lol!!! duolingo caused this.
😂😂😂
Really funny experience tho!! I’m thinking of moving to poland, hence the research on TH-cam. It’s nice to come across your platform.
God no go shame us 🤣
Im one of those Poles that had a chance to live in Nigeria Jos when life one big shit here Just wondering where do you come from in Nigeria?
I’m from cross river 😁
Am happy for the
pls im thinking of coming to poland also im a Nigerian in kenya and really want to transit to another country im thinking of poland what can you do for me as a yoruba that we both are pls im tired of staying in kenya
Good story teller
Thank you so much for this
Thank you for watching
This video is laughter all through 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I made the likes 1k from 999 yayyy🎉💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
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Waiting for more videos jare😂😂😂😂
Omooo wat a story I am moving to Iceland soon Nd I am soo scared 😭😭😭😭😭
You will be fine 🧡🧡
Stay safe during those difficult times !
Thank you and you too
You're a great storyteller! I could feel every emotion! Moving to a totally different country and not knowing the language is very brave and teaches you a lot about yourself! Crying is fine! :) I only had one experience similar to this when I went to Thailand. I am native Polish and knew nothing about the language :D I knew I could handle it if I had internet access, so I bought a (much overpriced) simcard right at the airport. That saved me a lot, although I also got lost a few times :D :D I'm glad you managed to handle the tough situation and arrived safely. :)
I can imagine what you went through in Thailand. The beauty of languages 😀😀
wow wow thanks
🤣 when you saw the black person
That was the happiest thing that happen to me that day
Please what’s the name of your school
Wroclaw university of science and technology
Check this guy Emanuel Olisadebe he was Polish Nigerian football player for Poland national hero he was black Lewandowski back in the day ;)
I am still very happy when I see black people here in Sweden, its very exciting
reminds me of the day I was walking on the street and heard 2 guys speaking pidgin, Omoo best believe I went to speak with them.
Hahahah I can imagine. Thank you for watching 😁
@@Awhobiwom of course
Thanks for the video.. a quick question about travel insurance certificate. Do I have to buy it from Nigeria since I will be submitting my documents at the Polish embassy in Abuja? I am from Ghana.