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True, some Poles are reluctant to speak English. But not because of nationalism, but because Polish people are genarally a bit uptight when meeting strangers, and also they may fear that their English is not good enough to communicate.
I wouldn't say 90%. OK maybe catholic but at least 50% are secular. As far as people not speaking English, has nothing to do with nationalism. Simply we just don't. That's why you're here to teach us. And you're not leaving till we're all bilingual, lol. Anyway, good luck.
Wow, Poland is not part of United Kingdom Empire so don't need to speak English in Poland or have street signs in English, second if you teach in Poland English maybe you learn Polish yourself first before you doing vlogs about Poland and butcher Polish languge, and Polish flag wrong way around, comon. I think is time to open Polish books darling.
Free Zoom event coming up! Living and teaching abroad are the best possible way of gaining new experiences and insights, and we love discussing our experiences and advice with you. Don't miss our next online Q&A session about all things living and teaching in China/Thailand/Vietnam/Poland.
During the Zoom call, our Director Arnold and our former participant Laura Alexander discuss things like:
==> what salaries you can expect
==> what other benefits are on offer
==> what experience is required
==> whether any travel restrictions are in place for COVID-19
==> what pros and cons teachers have reported in these destinations
You can sign up for the next event here: www.impact-teaching.com/event-all-need-to-know-about-teaching-abroad/
True, some Poles are reluctant to speak English. But not because of nationalism, but because Polish people are genarally a bit uptight when meeting strangers, and also they may fear that their English is not good enough to communicate.
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I wouldn't say 90%. OK maybe catholic but at least 50% are secular. As far as people not speaking English, has nothing to do with nationalism. Simply we just don't. That's why you're here to teach us. And you're not leaving till we're all bilingual, lol. Anyway, good luck.
Wow, Poland is not part of United Kingdom Empire so don't need to speak English in Poland or have street signs in English, second if you teach in Poland English maybe you learn Polish yourself first before you doing vlogs about Poland and butcher Polish languge, and Polish flag wrong way around, comon. I think is time to open Polish books darling.