@@EuropeInDetail At 0:25 you read first "A" in Zakopane correctly but then you misread the second "A" and then you forgot to read "E". Why? Vowel letters in Polish always have the same phonetic value regardless of positon in a word (except nasalisation which might be lighter to non-existent in word endings) and there is no silent vowel. "W" in Polish words is always read like "V" in English. (“Weekend” is NOT Polish word and we read it almost like in English). “CZ” is similar (though not identical) to English “CH” in “church”, but “CH” is like Scottish “ch” in “loch”. “C” followed by "i” is very palatalized. In all other cases "c” is read like combined "t+s”, never "K". If you master how to read Polish letters and digraphs, your Polish pronunciation would be good enough, as Polish writing system is very phonetic. Only mastering of consonant devoicing and voicing could be tricky but anyone would understand your speech without them anyway.
Wycieczka na Węgry, która odbyłam w czasach swojej młodości ( lata 70 - te ) potwierdziły tę przyjaźń. Wspomnienia mam cudowne. Do dziś mam przyjaciół w Budapeszcie.
If Poland is very well like in europe, why Steph Banderis had 200,000 polish massacred in 1943 in Gallicia and Volhyena? Why the jews have to wear yellow star at the street of warsaw prior to NAZi-German and Soviet invasion. Feel free to Elaborate on that one.
@@TanksBradley-bf8nt Dont need to elaborate. Bandera was Ukrainian Hitler. An the second part regarding Jews is just false. And to contradict the fact, only in German occupied Poland those who helped a Jew were sentenced to death by the German occupants. And that was regarding whole households.
Number 22 Next to Krakow and Warsaw - You mentioned Auschwitz Birkenau - It should be noted that the camp was built by the Germans during the Second World War - Promoting our country by the Camps is a big mistake. If you mention it, please give more details about it. Greetings from Poland
Yup, agreed on this... Auschwitz Birkenau - a German death camp that actually was built in Oświęcim by Germans for Polish prisoners and for the first two years of its dark existence pretty much only Polish people were sent there to starve and die gassed. After two years time Germans started adding Jewish prisoners to this camp. This is a historical fact that is not enough spoken about these days...
@@79starchild97Oświęcim is the city with some history back to Middle Ages. Auschwitz is just german version of the city name and of course a name of concentration camp.
I’m from Scotland 🏴 was and have visited Poland twice it’s a beautiful country the people are very friendly and the food and bars are fantastic I hope the government keep Poland 🇵🇱 safe and free from any people who want to cross their borders
Hi Thomas, glad you liked Poland. Unfortunately we have a corrupt and german influenced government since end of 2023, so not sure about keeping Poland safe in near future, but let's hope for the best. Wish you many more interesting travels to various places of the world!
@@riatsudni8563 Trzeba być wybitnym łachudrą, aby przed obcokrajowcami pluć na własny rząd wybrany z demokratycznych wyborach. Jak ci się nie podoba to wyjedź stąd, najlepiej na Białoruś, skurwielu.
@FrancoBegbieT2 haahahaha so cruel on England again (just give them a break this time lol ) regards Russians 100% agreed comes from the Pole . Salute for Scottish friends ;-)
Being a Canadian with Polish roots..I started visiting Poland in 2021 for the 90 days allowed every 6 month to research and find my family members. I've literally travel all over Poland and Fell in love with the Country, People and the Yummy food. 3 weeks ago I moved to Poland and haven't looked back 🇵🇱
Im going to do the same . Moving to Poland soon. When I landed in Poland and put my feet on the Polish soil I could feel a different energy. As if I was touched by God.
A modern country yet maintaining strong attachment to roots and culture.We are going through some hard time but nothing in compare to other EU sites. Wish you all the best! to @@r.w.183
As an American, I admire Poland and the Polish . Those people did a great deal to save all of Europe from Islamic Conquest. they fought off the Ottoman Empire's powerful forces, with help from the Holy League, their Euro allies, about 450 years ago. That was nothing but heroic and God was with them. They had cavalry units called the " Winged Hussars" who actually wore feathered wings on horseback while fighting. Cool vids and feature films about that on youtube and amazon too.
Poland is an extraordinary country, because Poles are very brave and attached to their roots. i They survived five German and Russian invasions, and after 123 years of captivity regained independence and saved Europe from the Turks
@@phoearwenien4355 No need to misquoted from Churchchill line .....If Poland is very well liked in Europe for bravery, honour and honesty. Why 100,00 polish from 150 villages in Volhynia and Galicia were massacred by Bandera by far-right movements during ww2. Every I/10 Polish population affected from that massacred. Are your family one of them BTW, why Polish were sided with Nazi -Germany for taking the crumps of Czechoslovakia territory?
I drove through Poland for 10 days and went to Berlin. The best city for me was Krakow. I AM STILL Herr at airport waiting for my flight back to the USA. Polish people are great!
My neighbors here in Canada arre Polish immigrants and are fantastic people, we talk about Poland and they tell me about their homeland and how much they miss and love Poland, they are great people and you couldn't ask for better neighbors and friends
I am Polish but live in the UK. I like my job in Britain but I miss the climate, cleanliness, culture of helping, healthy food, train services without strikes, safe streets at night, that I can leave my bike unlocked in middle of street, and polish doctors in Poland. And my family, of course. 😁
Wszystko prawda prócz tych rowerów :)))) mieszkań w małym bezpiecznym miasteczku i pary razy mojej mamie albo mnie rowery kradli . Musiałaś mieć dużo szczęścia :)
@@anniet8146 na moim osiedlu domków jednorodzinnych nikt nie zapina rowerów, leżą (zwłaszcza dziecięce :) na podjazdach czy stoją oparte o domy i nikt się nie martwi, że ktoś ukradnie. I z sąsiadami mówimy sobie dzień dobry. Piękne jest życie wśród takich rodaków :)
I am from Poland. You got my heart by saying "paczki" instead of "paunch-ke" (pączki - polish doughnuts). This shows that polish is really hard to pronounce. That's why Poles are happy if someone says anything in polish. There is nothing to be ashamed of If you can't. You can speak English with ease. A lot of people in Poland speak English. In general, Poles learn foreign languages because no one expects Polish in an international environment. Come and visit. See for yourself. We are nice people 😊❤🙏
@Jasmine_breeze - Warto wiedzieć, że większość Polaków popełnia ten błąd w pisowni gramatycznej. Litera "P" w słowach Poland, Polish i Pole (pisanych po angielsku) jest ZAWSZE pisana wielką literą 'P', **bez wyjątku.** Pisanie ich przez małe "p" jest oznaką braku szacunku. 😉
@@MarekzAnglii dziękuję 😊❤️🙏 Should I stay or should I go? Czy poprawić czy nie? Jeśli tak - twój komentarz może być odebrany jako dziwny. Nie wiem czy to dla Ciebie istotne, czy nie. Z drugiej strony, brak szacunku to ostatnia rzecz jaką chciałbym okazać. Z trzeciej strony, jeśli poprawię, stracona zostanie gra słów. 😊❤️🙏 Gdy pierwszy raz byłam w kraju anglojęzycznym miałam dodatkową przyjemność z odbioru komplementu: polished person / personality etc. Słyszałam to podwójnie 🤭
@@tonyherdina9142 The Polish/Lithuanian Commonwealth(once the largest country in all of Europe) was partitioned(invaded and occupied) by the Prussian, Russian and Austro-Hungarian Empires in the years 1792 - 1795 until the end of WW1 in 1918. The Prussians(later to form Germany in the 1870's) and the Russians embarked on a strategy of Germanification and Russification by moving people out of Poland/Lithuanian Commonwealth (mainly done by Russia). In the areas they controlled usage of Polish Language was frowned upon, schools had to teach Prussian and Russian only, Polish books were banned, music etc was also banned yet people maintained the language and culture and when freed in 1918 Poland arose again. Everything East of Poland remained heavily influenced by Russia and some could say, ideologically at least, totally Russified as Russia sent lots of local people to Russia and replaced them with Russians. But that is another story history buffs should acquaint themselves with to understand the geopolitics of Central and Eastern Europe and why Russia believes so many countries even today are really Russian(such as Ukraine). Many people in the West sadly know very little of the history of Central and eastern Europe as the iron curtain Russia built several years after ww2 turned Europe into East/West whilst most Central/Eastern European countries that were linked with Russia did not have much choice about their ties with Russia as they were governed mainly by puppet governments until the collapse of the USSR in 1989-1993.
I was in Krakow for about three weeks. It is an amazing city. The people were so friendly, english is widely spoken. Excellent food, though Polish people walk faster than people living In Manhattan NY. I am A New Yorker and was shocked.
@@justcurioushuman Przestancie juz z siebie robic biednych. A w USA pieniadze spadaja z nieba, kazdy mieszka na 1000m3 i kazdy ma po 5 aut. Za duzo ogladasz amerykanskich filmow.
W Ameryce nie wiem. Chociaz cos w tym musi byc jesli rodzina wyjechala... W UK zdecydowanie wiekszy luz. NIe wiem, moze to przez to ze pochodze z osranego dna dziury w dupie... Z drugiej strony nie wyobrazam sobie zycia w Warszawie... Zreszta i tak nie stac by mnie bylo na czynsz. Cholota i tak zarabia tylko na oplaty.@@tazlina77
You forgot this is the Birth place of a famous Pianist Frederick Chopin.I love Poland the birth place of Frederick Chopin .. as a pianist wish to visit this country one-day...... Don't you know that Frederick Chopin is regarded as best pianist in Musicale world. ...don't forget that ..... Poland is like Mecca to me as a Pianist 🎹🎹🎹❤️
@@ukaszlinka4662dont listen him, he's effect of watching tv agenda, we only dont like our corrupt government from left and right side and can have harder discussion like with this guy who gonna defend system for free, we are very open for other races and religies
They don't like 'Niger's' until their neighbour is black - then it's 'Bro'. Will smoke with him, drink vodka and go to the party xD There was even village with black provincial governor... @@ukaszlinka4662
Poland is the Greatest Country I've ever visited. I Love the Architecture and I Love the People who are so dignified and won't be dictated to or forced to be overrun by unwanted immigrants
Wszystko się zgadza Ale co robi to Polański nigdy nie oczyścił się z zarzutów które ma postawione i nie wjeżdża do państwa które na przeciwko niemu dokumenty bo boi się aresztowania.Taka osoba nie powinna być ujęte w tym filmie no chyba że sam Polański to przygotowali i zrobił….
@@lucynagajda8990 a co robi JPII pogrozony z pedofilia i do tego pranie brudnych mafijnych pieniedzy, nawet stolica Apostolska za JPII miala Sloweni prywatna kanal TV z pornagrafia , wiec radze najpierw zlapac sie za swoj nos, a po katolicku zacytuje "Zdzblo w oku blizniego widzisz, a belki w swoim nie dostrzegasz " wiec badz obiektywna a nie zachowuj sie jak dewotka pisowsko-katolicka, bo dla takich to, bramy niebios sa zamkniete i pomodl sie rowniez za ksiezy pedofilow, bo w tej istytucji jest najwiecej !
My eyes were bit wet after watchning this. Thank you for making Poland looking so good. Our country deserve a bit of clout ;) Come here and see yourself ! Greets !
I was born in Poland in Ciechanow / Mazowsze, center of Poland. I left home in move to States 31 years ago byl l still love and miss my country. Don’t misunderstand me, l love States but l ‘m loyal to both countries. Poland is unusual place to live and definitely worth to see. Kocham Was 🇵🇱
@@pakkslac133 I’m coming in October. I can’t wait. Each time my home town is prettier and prettier. I jump to through when I hear “ Polak joke”!!. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Chicago . ♥️🇵🇱
Ojczyzno moja, ty jestes jak zdrowie, ile cie trzeba cenic, ten tylko sie dowie. kto cie stracil.....z miloscia do Polski Anna Teresa USA, Haverhill, Ma.
@@teek.1059 Correct form is German concentration camps. Many people don't know that the Nazis were Germans. The term is intentionally used interchangeably to forget about German crimes and to whitewash the nation, which is why the 'Nazi alien' was invented. Meanwhile, Germany still hasn't paid reparations to Poland. Every other country received compensation except Poland, the nation most wronged in this war, practically leveled to the ground, received nothing. Everything had to be rebuilt from scratch with our own labor and money, and on top of that, the Russians from the other side... Germany built its economic power on the plundered Poland. To this day, they still hold Polish works of art, not to mention the gold. Poland has been constantly invaded by various powers and had to start over repeatedly. And now, Poles are being portrayed as oppressors and thieves. There is no justice in this world.
@@teek.1059 correct name is German Nazi concentration camp. Germans even change their language, Normal they use Konzentration Lager and keep the "Lager" only to concentration word, and they change from Lager to Kempf as normal place like student lager etc, because they want to forget time of Nazi Lager/camp, and Kempf is more similar to english word.
Poland is a country where you can spend your whole life. There is everything - beautiful nature, a well-developing economy (4% unemployment), beautiful women, good and peaceful people, rich history, tasty food. There are a lot of forests, lakes, sea, high mountains, vast fields and flower meadows. I love Poland. Once a year I also go to Croatia - I love Peljesac and the Adriatic. I don't need anything else to be happy. I have been to many countries. I live in Poland and I am fine here. Greetings from Krakow
Economy is not that great - we've got over 10% inflation (official, day to day products are getting more expensive quicker) and public debt is record high this year. No money for health care, no money for pensions. The landscape is beautiful though.
Hopefully with the Worldwide Wuhan Corona Virus epidemic over I can visit Poland, I planned on visiting 4 years ago on my 80th Birthday, September 1, which was the 80th anniversary of the Invasion of Poland by Germany, but hopefully I will go next year on September 1st, the 85th Anniversary of the start of WWII and visit where my Grandparents immigrated!
As a Pole myself I must sadly say that the only word that this guy pronounced correctly was BIGOS...I totally appreciate the effort though ❤I’m am from Wroclaw and unfortunately the name of my home town was not pronounced correctly ...thank you for the nice guide to Poland though and bringing it to the people all over the world
one more thing worth mentioning is that the Polish state was wiped off the map of the world for 123 years. the territory was occupied by Russia, Germany and Austria. citizens were tried to be denationalized, sent to Siberia, the use of the Polish language was forbidden, but the Poles never gave up. We will not bow to communism. we regained our freedom. Poles can be won, but not defeated. when we fall, we always get up.
Traveled all over Europe and loved Poland, where my great grandfather came from, Joszef Wojtowicz. I plan to take my sons there when they’re a bit older, as Poland has the most beautiful women on Earth as does Eastern Europe in general.
I toured Poland in 1974 with the Elk land High School Marching Band . We were there for a month and enjoyed our trip very much!! I would love to go back again to travel through the country and retrace our path that we took throughout!!!!
Thanks for posting this video. I bike and hike all around Europe and have been wanting to go to Poland. This video really help open my eyes. God Bless from Northern California
You mentioned the number 3 and it’s relevance in the culture. One funny thing is that this video has 44 points which also fills in another important number. Every high school freshman in Poland has to learn about the importance of number 44 in polish martyrology (easiest way to kill the buzz in a party is to say “and the name he bears is forty and four”)
It was very nice to watch and pleasant to listen to. Personally, next to the name of Nicolaus Copernicus, who was mentioned, for which, as a Pole, I would like to thank you in advance, I would add one more significant name and there would probably be more: Stefan Banach. One of the greatest mathematicians of the last century. Luminaries of world science like W.G. Mathews and D.O. Hirsch wrote almost 20 years ago that "mathematics is the science to which Polish scientists have contributed the most in the present century." There are many anecdotes associated with Stefan Banach. Let me quote one of them: In the 1920s, John von Neumann, the creator of the world's first electronic computer and the creator of the famous game theory, came to Lviv three times, trying to convince Banach to go overseas. During his last visit in 1937, von Neuman showed Banach a check on which he had written a one and offered to add as many zeros as he wanted if Banach agreed to emigrate. The mathematician laconically stated "this sum is too small to leave Poland ... too small"; It is also worth adding that Banach was the creator and architect of the so-called Lviv school of mathematics, which included the Polish-American mathematician, co-creator of the American thermonuclear bomb - Stanisław Ulam. In addition, at the Technological Museum in Chicago, Banach's name was placed next to Copernicus among the greatest mathematicians of all time. To sum up: I liked it.
Przepiekna historia I angielszczyzna. Dzieki za wzmianki o wybitnych polskich naukowcach. Pamiec o nich powinna byc zywa a osiagniecia doceniane. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.
Not only Warsaw rose from the ashes. It was the same with Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznań, Elbląg, Olsztyn, Legnica, etc. These cities were completely destroyed during World War II. Yes, what we see in Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznań was not even rebuilt, but built again.
Nigdy nie lubiłem szkoły. "Ucz się dobrze i miej same piątki" 🤒 a przecież nauczyciele muszą realizować program🤮 Dodam że to nie tylko w Polsce. Musiałem ( a właściwie chciałem ) przesłuchać 250 audiobooków żeby zrozumieć ten świat Cytat : " niech szkoła nie przeszkodzi Ci w własnej edukacji " powiedział to Jim Kwik ( TH-cam ) ale prawdopodobnie to cytat Marka Twaina
and also we have in Poland beautiful lakes district. It's very unique and it's in UNESCO. I really recommend to visit Poland. Thank you for this video 👍
I stumbled upon this video, and while I love to travel the world, I love my country so much and thank you for making this masterpiece. Jestem Polką uwielbiam, podróżować, ale zawsze moja kotwicą jest Polska. Polska wolna, i Polska która zachwyca świat. Żadnemu krajowi nie brakuje wad, ale ideał jest wrogiem dobrego. A polska jest z wadami i zaletami, po prostu ukochana!!!! Dziękuję za to wideo Thank you for this video, many many times, great job and great knowledge!!!!!👋💥❤😀
Fun fact - the Błędowska Desert was originally a vast concentration of medieval iron forges. The constant heat and disposal of slag into the surrounding grounds eroded the earth to the point of irreversible desertification. Quite a feat given our climate. These days, the desert is split into two parts - one is closed off to civilians, as it is used by our military (mostly stress testing of heavy equipment and desert simulations), and the second one is mostly frequented by dirt bikers, atv riders and offroaders ;)
both the largest monuments of Jesus Christ are the merit of Poles. More or less . Paul Maximilien Landowski (1 June 1875 - 31 March 1961) was a French monument sculptor of Polish descent. His best-known work is Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Landowski was born in Paris, France, of a Polish refugee father of the January Uprising, and a French mother Julie Vieuxtemps, daughter of Henri Vieuxtemps.
Fat Thursday is a polish tradition and donuts originates from Poland. The creator of donuts went to the US and popularized them there. Thats the origin of Fat Thursday and donuts in general.
Moja najdrozsza,ukochana Ojczyzna,POLSKA. Piekny kraj i oby byl jeszcze piekniejszy i ceniony na swiecie. Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polakow i prosze dbajcie o kraj nie dajcie go sprzedac,zdradzic,zniewolic , ograbic. Robcie wszystko aby rosl w sile.Boze mniej Polske w opiece i strzerz od wszelkiego zlego.
Auschwitz Birkenau is a German extermination camp located on Polish territory the oldest salt mine in poland is located in bochnia, not in wieliczka. By the way, Bochnia is a city older than Krakow, not to mention Wieliczka. Wieliczka is popular only because of its proximity to Krakow. Kiełbasa is the general name for all types of sausage. Greetings from Poland
In the famous people group, I would definitely include the famous composer Fryderyk Chopin. Many people think he is French, but he was born in Poland in Zelazowa Wola near Warsaw. He only had a French father, but his mother was Polish. Also his music includes lots of influences from the Polish culture and folklore.
Hi, I live in Poland since birth. Please don't talk about Auschwitz like it's a Polish camp. It's a camp in Poland but built by nazis and we don't take responsibility for the horrors that happened there. Thanks. PS. I love your pronounciation, it's always so funny when a foreigner attempts Polish ☺️
Poland was great when we visited in the summer of 2022. The best dinner I have ever had was roast duck there. Also home to my favorite hotel. The breakfast buffet was unbelievable. The people were so nice and the countryside was beautiful.
Love how people are nitpicking over kiełbasa and Skłodowska-Curie etc.🙄Instead of appreciating the video. We Poles are good at pointing out shortcomings and making sure we know better😅Greetings.
In my opinion an interesting fact, 1000 years ago Poland was not in 30% forest but 90-96%. So you could enter to one side and walk from left to right in straight line for over 400km and still be in forest.
i studied in poland because my parents are from there and i wanted to experience more of it, and i fell in love with it, now i'm saving up to pernanently move there :)
You didn’t mention huge UFO 🛸 called Spodek in Katowice city ! Looks amazing too. Poland 🇵🇱 is indeed great and proud country! Your Polish pronunciation sounds funny but cute ☺️
2:07 kiełbasa = sausage (not just one of its types). In Poland there are several hundreds of regional types of kiełbasa/sausage. So does the bread - Poland is the land of kiełbasa and bread (not to mention pierogi, pączki and cakes) - of hundreds kinds of them.
Strange, but my first time I ever ate pierogi was in Vietnam during the Vietnam War at the Advisor Team in Tam Ky, Vietnam! Our Army SSgt cook was a ethnic Pole, who looked horrible in uniform, but was a great cook, especially when cooking ethnic Polish foods in an Army mess hall!
Merci!
Thank you very much Richard, really appreciated! Because of people like you, we can keep creating this content💪🏻
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@@EuropeInDetail At 0:25 you read first "A" in Zakopane correctly but then you misread the second "A" and then you forgot to read "E". Why? Vowel letters in Polish always have the same phonetic value regardless of positon in a word (except nasalisation which might be lighter to non-existent in word endings) and there is no silent vowel. "W" in Polish words is always read like "V" in English. (“Weekend” is NOT Polish word and we read it almost like in English). “CZ” is similar (though not identical) to English “CH” in “church”, but “CH” is like Scottish “ch” in “loch”. “C” followed by "i” is very palatalized. In all other cases "c” is read like combined "t+s”, never "K". If you master how to read Polish letters and digraphs, your Polish pronunciation would be good enough, as Polish writing system is very phonetic. Only mastering of consonant devoicing and voicing could be tricky but anyone would understand your speech without them anyway.
@@EuropeInDetailYour prenounciation is shit. Your twisting every word you say in Polish back to front. Why did you learn Polish at age 4.
As a Hungarian, I have nothing but Love and Respect for the Polish people. 2 nations with 1 heart.
Love from 🇵🇱
Thank you .❤
És szeretünk, magyar barátom. I hope so it translate good :)
@@mrbozu5224 It's perfect. Thank you. Brat.
Wycieczka na Węgry, która odbyłam w czasach swojej młodości ( lata 70 - te ) potwierdziły tę przyjaźń. Wspomnienia mam cudowne. Do dziś mam przyjaciół w Budapeszcie.
I was born and raised in the United States but live in Poland, the land of my forefathers. I love Poland and the Polish people.
What do you do for living?
can you speak Polish?
Hi there Gregory r
If Poland is very well like in europe, why Steph Banderis had 200,000 polish massacred in 1943 in Gallicia and Volhyena?
Why the jews have to wear yellow star at the street of warsaw prior to NAZi-German and Soviet invasion.
Feel free to Elaborate on that one.
@@TanksBradley-bf8nt Dont need to elaborate. Bandera was Ukrainian Hitler. An the second part regarding Jews is just false. And to contradict the fact, only in German occupied Poland those who helped a Jew were sentenced to death by the German occupants. And that was regarding whole households.
Respect for Poland and polish people lots of love from india
Tike!
Number 22 Next to Krakow and Warsaw - You mentioned Auschwitz Birkenau - It should be noted that the camp was built by the Germans during the Second World War - Promoting our country by the Camps is a big mistake. If you mention it, please give more details about it.
Greetings from Poland
True its not Polish camp but German's camp
Yup, agreed on this... Auschwitz Birkenau - a German death camp that actually was built in Oświęcim by Germans for Polish prisoners and for the first two years of its dark existence pretty much only Polish people were sent there to starve and die gassed. After two years time Germans started adding Jewish prisoners to this camp. This is a historical fact that is not enough spoken about these days...
Germans today saying Polish concentration camps
@@Alfaom Typical blame-shifting.
@@79starchild97Oświęcim is the city with some history back to Middle Ages. Auschwitz is just german version of the city name and of course a name of concentration camp.
I like the way lector pronounces polish words, so probably nobody in Poland would understand what he's talkig about 🙂
wasn't bad.
Łołel 😂
True that's horrible
łałl kasl :D
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Ima polish American and i love Poland may Jesus Christ bless all the poles
I’m from Scotland 🏴 was and have visited Poland twice it’s a beautiful country the people are very friendly and the food and bars are fantastic I hope the government keep Poland 🇵🇱 safe and free from any people who want to cross their borders
Hi Thomas, glad you liked Poland. Unfortunately we have a corrupt and german influenced government since end of 2023, so not sure about keeping Poland safe in near future, but let's hope for the best. Wish you many more interesting travels to various places of the world!
@@riatsudni8563 Trzeba być wybitnym łachudrą, aby przed obcokrajowcami pluć na własny rząd wybrany z demokratycznych wyborach. Jak ci się nie podoba to wyjedź stąd, najlepiej na Białoruś, skurwielu.
@FrancoBegbieT2 haahahaha so cruel on England again (just give them a break this time lol )
regards Russians 100% agreed comes from the Pole .
Salute for Scottish friends ;-)
Being a Canadian with Polish roots..I started visiting Poland in 2021 for the 90 days allowed every 6 month to research and find my family members. I've literally travel all over Poland and Fell in love with the Country, People and the Yummy food. 3 weeks ago I moved to Poland and haven't looked back 🇵🇱
Im going to do the same . Moving to Poland soon. When I landed in Poland and put my feet on the Polish soil I could feel a different energy. As if I was touched by God.
A modern country yet maintaining strong attachment to roots and culture.We are going through some hard time but nothing in compare to other EU sites. Wish you all the best! to @@r.w.183
Awww, that's heartwarming. Thank you ❤
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Awesome!! Good to have You on board
Why everyone talking about Poland? Because Poland is amazing country that's why.
bullseye!!!
Dziękuję
Dziękuję
What is amazing?
@@infeltk The country of Poland.
Respect for Poland and Polish people from Albania!
Albania? Where it may ne.
@@willie9560 It is not my fault you don’t know geography or how to write in English. Ignorance can be corrected. Stupidity is forever
Respect for Albania and Albanian people from Poland!
No i jak tam sprzedaż organów, pajacu
Respect for what? For being a proxy-power of us and war mongers in Europe?
As an American, I admire Poland and the Polish . Those people did a great deal to save all of Europe from Islamic Conquest. they fought off the Ottoman Empire's powerful forces, with help from the Holy League, their Euro allies, about 450 years ago. That was nothing but heroic and God was with them. They had cavalry units called the " Winged Hussars" who actually wore feathered wings on horseback while fighting. Cool vids and feature films about that on youtube and amazon too.
I left Poland 48 years ago. I did work in 4 continents. But Poland is the best in all areas. I Am very proud to be Polish.
Poland is an extraordinary country, because Poles are very brave and attached to their roots. i They survived five German and Russian invasions, and after 123 years of captivity regained independence and saved Europe from the Turks
"saved Europe from the Turks" - and Bolsheviks in 1920.
The great leaders of WW2 say' Poland is like a pack of hyena, they will take any crumps off the table against mighty Lion, Bear and Eagle'
@@TanksBradley-bf8ntNice of you to misquote Churchill to fit your agenda 😅
@@phoearwenien4355 No need to misquoted from Churchchill line .....If Poland is very well liked in Europe for bravery, honour and honesty.
Why 100,00 polish from 150 villages in Volhynia and Galicia were massacred by Bandera by far-right movements during ww2.
Every I/10 Polish population affected from that massacred.
Are your family one of them
BTW, why Polish were sided with Nazi -Germany for taking the crumps of Czechoslovakia territory?
And is still withstanding muslim invasion til this day, unlike most other european countries
I drove through Poland for 10 days and went to Berlin. The best city for me was Krakow. I AM STILL Herr at airport waiting for my flight back to the USA. Polish people are great!
Great country with a VERY loyal population!! Viva Poland!1
My neighbors here in Canada arre Polish immigrants and are fantastic people, we talk about Poland and they tell me about their homeland and how much they miss and love Poland, they are great people and you couldn't ask for better neighbors and friends
We salute you Poland. Former home of my grandmother.
I am Polish but live in the UK. I like my job in Britain but I miss the climate, cleanliness, culture of helping, healthy food, train services without strikes, safe streets at night, that I can leave my bike unlocked in middle of street, and polish doctors in Poland. And my family, of course. 😁
Wszystko prawda prócz tych rowerów :)))) mieszkań w małym bezpiecznym miasteczku i pary razy mojej mamie albo mnie rowery kradli . Musiałaś mieć dużo szczęścia :)
Unfortunately food isn't healthy anymore. Just look at those obese people, unlike years ago.
@@anniet8146 na moim osiedlu domków jednorodzinnych nikt nie zapina rowerów, leżą (zwłaszcza dziecięce :) na podjazdach czy stoją oparte o domy i nikt się nie martwi, że ktoś ukradnie. I z sąsiadami mówimy sobie dzień dobry. Piękne jest życie wśród takich rodaków :)
O której ty Polsce mówisz? Zupełnie inna od tej, którą ja znam. A też urodziłam się i wychowałam w Polsce...
@@anniet8146 byc moze. Ale wszyscy ktorych znam to potwierdzaja (rodzice mieszkaja w dolnoslaskim)
It's good to see Poland doing well. I hope they have peace and prosperity.
I am from Poland. You got my heart by saying "paczki" instead of "paunch-ke" (pączki - polish doughnuts). This shows that polish is really hard to pronounce. That's why Poles are happy if someone says anything in polish. There is nothing to be ashamed of If you can't. You can speak English with ease. A lot of people in Poland speak English. In general, Poles learn foreign languages because no one expects Polish in an international environment. Come and visit. See for yourself. We are nice people 😊❤🙏
"pączki - polish doughnuts"
- no, donuts are American pączki.
I always say that learning the Polish language is what makes Polish people so intelligent on average!
@Jasmine_breeze - Warto wiedzieć, że większość Polaków popełnia ten błąd w pisowni gramatycznej. Litera "P" w słowach Poland, Polish i Pole (pisanych po angielsku) jest ZAWSZE pisana wielką literą 'P', **bez wyjątku.** Pisanie ich przez małe "p" jest oznaką braku szacunku. 😉
@@MarekzAnglii dziękuję 😊❤️🙏 Should I stay or should I go? Czy poprawić czy nie? Jeśli tak - twój komentarz może być odebrany jako dziwny. Nie wiem czy to dla Ciebie istotne, czy nie. Z drugiej strony, brak szacunku to ostatnia rzecz jaką chciałbym okazać. Z trzeciej strony, jeśli poprawię, stracona zostanie gra słów. 😊❤️🙏 Gdy pierwszy raz byłam w kraju anglojęzycznym miałam dodatkową przyjemność z odbioru komplementu: polished person / personality etc. Słyszałam to podwójnie 🤭
@@Jasmine_breeze Podwójnie czyli jak?
Elaborate on this a bit, please ☺️
Poland disappeared from the map for over 100years and yet we got up and we are “still standing”🎉❤
We rose and always will rise like PHOENIX FROM the ashes.
What country was it when it disappeared?
@@tonyherdina9142 The Polish/Lithuanian Commonwealth(once the largest country in all of Europe) was partitioned(invaded and occupied) by the Prussian, Russian and Austro-Hungarian Empires in the years 1792 - 1795 until the end of WW1 in 1918. The Prussians(later to form Germany in the 1870's) and the Russians embarked on a strategy of Germanification and Russification by moving people out of Poland/Lithuanian Commonwealth (mainly done by Russia). In the areas they controlled usage of Polish Language was frowned upon, schools had to teach Prussian and Russian only, Polish books were banned, music etc was also banned yet people maintained the language and culture and when freed in 1918 Poland arose again. Everything East of Poland remained heavily influenced by Russia and some could say, ideologically at least, totally Russified as Russia sent lots of local people to Russia and replaced them with Russians. But that is another story history buffs should acquaint themselves with to understand the geopolitics of Central and Eastern Europe and why Russia believes so many countries even today are really Russian(such as Ukraine). Many people in the West sadly know very little of the history of Central and eastern Europe as the iron curtain Russia built several years after ww2 turned Europe into East/West whilst most Central/Eastern European countries that were linked with Russia did not have much choice about their ties with Russia as they were governed mainly by puppet governments until the collapse of the USSR in 1989-1993.
Polski na mapach świata nie było przez 123 lata....
Polska Jest Najpiękniejszym Krajem na Świecie ....
🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱CHWAŁA WIELKIEJ🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱 POLSCE 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Polish language is spoken far more than 40 million people. 38 million live in Poland and just in the US there is something like 8 million Poles
Small Haitian village also speaks Polish, Brazil, actually, we have Polish speaking people all over the World.
2 mln in Ireland and 2 in Germany... few in GB...
@@krzychupawlik- More than a ‘few’ in GB. At least 1 million.
And NO WAY are there 2 million in Ireland: the entire population is just 5.1 million!
It’s not 8 million Poles in the USA, but 8 million of Polish extraction. The majority of them speak only kitchen Polish at best.
I was in Krakow for about three weeks. It is an amazing city. The people were so friendly, english is widely spoken. Excellent food, though Polish people walk faster than people living In Manhattan NY. I am
A New Yorker and was shocked.
Trzeba zapierdalac za kazda zlotowka niestety...
@@justcurioushuman Przestancie juz z siebie robic biednych. A w USA pieniadze spadaja z nieba, kazdy mieszka na 1000m3 i kazdy ma po 5 aut. Za duzo ogladasz amerykanskich filmow.
W Ameryce nie wiem. Chociaz cos w tym musi byc jesli rodzina wyjechala... W UK zdecydowanie wiekszy luz. NIe wiem, moze to przez to ze pochodze z osranego dna dziury w dupie... Z drugiej strony nie wyobrazam sobie zycia w Warszawie... Zreszta i tak nie stac by mnie bylo na czynsz. Cholota i tak zarabia tylko na oplaty.@@tazlina77
lol walk faster
Americans are too fat to walk briskly anymore.
You forgot this is the Birth place of a famous Pianist Frederick Chopin.I love Poland the birth place of Frederick Chopin .. as a pianist wish to visit this country one-day......
Don't you know that Frederick Chopin is regarded as best pianist in Musicale world. ...don't forget that .....
Poland is like Mecca to me as a Pianist 🎹🎹🎹❤️
Kopernika ,Mari skłodowskiej curie, Jana Pawła II i wielu innych😊
Poland looks like a beautiful country to live...
yeah it looks :P but when we start talking about politics, other religions and ppl of different colour u might find some issues :)
@@ukaszlinka4662dont listen him, he's effect of watching tv agenda, we only dont like our corrupt government from left and right side and can have harder discussion like with this guy who gonna defend system for free, we are very open for other races and religies
przy minimum dobrej woli Polacy uznają każdego za rodaka. Białego, czarnego czy zielonego
keyword 'looks' - Like a beautiful wife who will betray you on every corner xD
They don't like 'Niger's' until their neighbour is black - then it's 'Bro'. Will smoke with him, drink vodka and go to the party xD There was even village with black provincial governor... @@ukaszlinka4662
Proud of my Polish heritage. From New Zealand
Poland is the Greatest Country I've ever visited. I Love the Architecture and I Love the People who are so dignified and won't be dictated to or forced to be overrun by unwanted immigrants
Well said. I was bbr in the US, and have lived in PL for ten years now. When might you visit again?
Most likely later this year, yes I saw alot of US Men in Warsaw, where are you based? @@22ergie
I'm in Krakow, and yourself?@@selenaclarke
In NZ@@22ergie
Ntmy., "Kiwi", yes? @@selenaclarke
Polska moja ojczyzna najpiękniejsza na świecie. Kocham Ją
Widzialas cos poza nia?
@@iwonaborsuk4511a Ty?
Wszystko się zgadza Ale co robi to Polański nigdy nie oczyścił się z zarzutów które ma postawione i nie wjeżdża do państwa które na przeciwko niemu dokumenty bo boi się aresztowania.Taka osoba nie powinna być ujęte w tym filmie no chyba że sam Polański to przygotowali i zrobił….
ile masz latek dzieciku ?
@@lucynagajda8990 a co robi JPII pogrozony z pedofilia i do tego pranie brudnych mafijnych pieniedzy, nawet stolica Apostolska za JPII miala Sloweni prywatna kanal TV z pornagrafia , wiec radze najpierw zlapac sie za swoj nos, a po katolicku zacytuje "Zdzblo w oku blizniego widzisz, a belki w swoim nie dostrzegasz " wiec badz obiektywna a nie zachowuj sie jak dewotka pisowsko-katolicka, bo dla takich to, bramy niebios sa zamkniete i pomodl sie rowniez za ksiezy pedofilow, bo w tej istytucji jest najwiecej !
Poland and its Polskis are a Polish wonders to be amazed
❤❤❤🇵🇱🇵🇱
Dziekuje ❤😘
Poland changed world couple times guys, history of Poland is amazing!
I came to Canada from Poland at a Very Younge age. CANADA is my BEAUTIFUL HOME and LIFE...POLAND is in my BEAUTIFUL HEART.
Honorable mention: Zalipie, little village where plenty of houses are painted with traditional polish floral patterns, something very pretty to see :)
Zawsze w moim sercu ! 🇵🇱❤
Tak, to moja kochana Polska
Nie pytaj mnie dlaczego jestem z nią, dlaczego z inną nie, dlaczego ciągle chce zasypiać w niej i budzić się..
Wieki tego nie słuchałam. Dzięki za przypomnienie
@@Yoonji9212 Nie ma za co. Zawsze warto bo to ponadczasowa, piękna piosenka.
My eyes were bit wet after watchning this. Thank you for making Poland looking so good. Our country deserve a bit of clout ;) Come here and see yourself ! Greets !
Thank you for promoting my beloved homeland ❤ Greetings from Poland!
I live in the states but every Polish family i have met were the happiest and fun loving people i ever met.
I was born in Poland in Ciechanow / Mazowsze, center of Poland. I left home in move to States 31 years ago byl l still love and miss my country. Don’t misunderstand
me, l love States but l ‘m loyal to both countries. Poland is unusual place to live and definitely worth to see.
Kocham Was 🇵🇱
Pozdrawiam z Ciechanowa XD
Go and visit the country, big change since.👍🇵🇱
@@pakkslac133
I’m coming in October. I can’t wait.
Each time my home town is prettier and prettier. I jump to through when I hear “ Polak joke”!!. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Chicago . ♥️🇵🇱
Pozdrowienia
Beatko Kochana ❤🇵🇱🌻😘👍
Pozdrawiam serdecznie 😘🌻🇵🇱❤🇵🇱🌻😘🤗😍🌻🇵🇱❤
Ojczyzno moja, ty jestes jak zdrowie, ile cie trzeba cenic, ten tylko sie dowie. kto cie stracil.....z miloscia do Polski Anna Teresa USA, Haverhill, Ma.
Pozdrawiam z Polski 👍✌️🤝
🥰😍🥰@@przemyslaw2840
@@annateresa9814 😉😍
POZDROWIENIA :D
Tak, Litwa jest fajna ;)
5:23 Auschwitz Birkenau - German concentration camp(s) in German-occupied Poland
thanks for clarification im sure nobody heard about biggest, most fameous nazi concentration camp
Exactly, had to unlike the video for that reason and will not recommend to others.
@@teek.1059 Correct form is German concentration camps. Many people don't know that the Nazis were Germans. The term is intentionally used interchangeably to forget about German crimes and to whitewash the nation, which is why the 'Nazi alien' was invented. Meanwhile, Germany still hasn't paid reparations to Poland. Every other country received compensation except Poland, the nation most wronged in this war, practically leveled to the ground, received nothing. Everything had to be rebuilt from scratch with our own labor and money, and on top of that, the Russians from the other side... Germany built its economic power on the plundered Poland. To this day, they still hold Polish works of art, not to mention the gold. Poland has been constantly invaded by various powers and had to start over repeatedly. And now, Poles are being portrayed as oppressors and thieves. There is no justice in this world.
@@teek.1059Masz rację. Pozdrowienia z Polski 👍
@@teek.1059 correct name is German Nazi concentration camp. Germans even change their language, Normal they use Konzentration Lager and keep the "Lager" only to concentration word, and they change from Lager to Kempf as normal place like student lager etc, because they want to forget time of Nazi Lager/camp, and Kempf is more similar to english word.
I'm am impressed how Poland is standing up for its own interests and not ' bowing down' to political intimidation from ' other' countries..go Poland!
we don't beg for freedom,we fight for it
Poland is a country where you can spend your whole life. There is everything - beautiful nature, a well-developing economy (4% unemployment), beautiful women, good and peaceful people, rich history, tasty food. There are a lot of forests, lakes, sea, high mountains, vast fields and flower meadows. I love Poland. Once a year I also go to Croatia - I love Peljesac and the Adriatic. I don't need anything else to be happy. I have been to many countries. I live in Poland and I am fine here. Greetings from Krakow
Economy is not that great - we've got over 10% inflation (official, day to day products are getting more expensive quicker) and public debt is record high this year. No money for health care, no money for pensions. The landscape is beautiful though.
Everywhere is beautiful with money to spend 🤣
Lasów już jest coraz mniej dzięki rabunkowej wycince
Hopefully with the Worldwide Wuhan Corona Virus epidemic over I can visit Poland, I planned on visiting 4 years ago on my 80th Birthday, September 1, which was the 80th anniversary of the Invasion of Poland by Germany, but hopefully I will go next year on September 1st, the 85th Anniversary of the start of WWII and visit where my Grandparents immigrated!
@@khiem1939 not over yet. Another phase rolled out shortly.
Poland ❤❤❤
Visited Poland 6 times highly recommended ,beaches in the North are outstanding,.
I love Poland and it's people! I definitely look forward to returning.
It’s a special and beautiful country. Very creative and determined people ❤
:))
As a Pole myself I must sadly say that the only word that this guy pronounced correctly was BIGOS...I totally appreciate the effort though ❤I’m am from Wroclaw and unfortunately the name of my home town was not pronounced correctly ...thank you for the nice guide to Poland though and bringing it to the people all over the world
Yes, not even trying to say it properly is a kind of disrespect for the language.
Not true. He also pronounced "Sejm" correctly 😋
Pierogi were correct 😅
Smurf Maruda.
O Jesus F….Christ you are real Polak! Complaining, complaining, complaining!
one more thing worth mentioning is that the Polish state was wiped off the map of the world for 123 years. the territory was occupied by Russia, Germany and Austria. citizens were tried to be denationalized, sent to Siberia, the use of the Polish language was forbidden, but the Poles never gave up. We will not bow to communism. we regained our freedom. Poles can be won, but not defeated. when we fall, we always get up.
Polska jest pod rozbiorami teraz, a wiekszosc tego nawet nie widzi. Teraz inaczej podbija sie kraje... tak zeby o tym nie wiedzieli.
I'm glad you said that. Does that mean that we no longer have Russians and Germans inside Poland?
@@PGN1967 Define Russians, define Germans, define Polish.
@@FileForenameco to za głupi tekst.
@@katarzynakoataj1052 O co ci dokladnie chodzi? Bo ja nie widze nic niedobrego.
This is so precious, especially when you read polish words (and it so visible that polish is in fact very hard for English speakers). Love from Poland
he was just lazy and didnt even check how google reads the word, ( We dont say „W” as „Ł” we say it more like hard „F”, proving he didnt even bother )
3rd most difficult language on Earth they say :) our grammar is meeental
Traveled all over Europe and loved Poland, where my great grandfather came from,
Joszef Wojtowicz. I plan to take my sons there when they’re a bit older, as Poland has the most beautiful women on Earth as does Eastern Europe in general.
:))
Very cool. Dont forget about Fryderyk Chopin
yeah, Walesa for him is more important.
I Lewangolski 🤬
@@aureus1381Lewandowski - my friend :)
….thank You to showing beauty of my country. I’m proud to be Polish because Poland is SURVIVOR from War World 2 and influence from Russia..🇵🇱❤️🗽
I toured Poland in 1974 with the Elk land High School Marching Band . We were there for a month and enjoyed our trip very much!! I would love to go back again to travel through the country and retrace our path that we took throughout!!!!
50 years ago... it's not the same country :) but the changes have probably gone in the right direction
Thanks for posting this video. I bike and hike all around Europe and have been wanting to go to Poland. This video really help open my eyes. God Bless from Northern California
Teraz Polska to marzenie. Piękne miasta i widoki. Niech żyje Polska i Polacy!!! No i oczywiście pączki, ptysie i Karpatka !!!
HAHA!
I oscypek, bigos, pierogi oraz placek po zbójnicku ;)
Wuzetka I serniki wszelakie torty I inne jagodziane masci! 😂
przez nasz rząd to nie takie marzenie
miłość do ojczyzny i drugiego mężczyzny
been in Poland for one year now but still can't spell szcecin 😂 but it's a beautifull country
You mentioned the number 3 and it’s relevance in the culture. One funny thing is that this video has 44 points which also fills in another important number. Every high school freshman in Poland has to learn about the importance of number 44 in polish martyrology (easiest way to kill the buzz in a party is to say “and the name he bears is forty and four”)
Both come from the Bible...
44 - my first thought was: Adam Mickiewicz "Dziady" cz. III
Szczerze nie wiedziałam że ta liczba ma jakieś znaczenie w naszym kraju
A jego imie czterdziesci i cztery. Magiczna liczba z kabaly. Pewien badacz pisma powiedzial mi ze to imie Chrystusa.
44 króli i książąt polskich, tylu było. 44 to Królestwo Polski . To miał na myśli Mickiewicz 😊😊😊
That is True. Poland is beatyfull country. Proud to be Polish 🇵🇱
As a Pole, I recommend this video to anyone interested in my lovely country, Good job!
Poland is wonderful❤
It was very nice to watch and pleasant to listen to. Personally, next to the name of Nicolaus Copernicus, who was mentioned, for which, as a Pole, I would like to thank you in advance, I would add one more significant name and there would probably be more: Stefan Banach. One of the greatest mathematicians of the last century. Luminaries of world science like W.G. Mathews and D.O. Hirsch wrote almost 20 years ago that "mathematics is the science to which Polish scientists have contributed the most in the present century." There are many anecdotes associated with Stefan Banach. Let me quote one of them: In the 1920s, John von Neumann, the creator of the world's first electronic computer and the creator of the famous game theory, came to Lviv three times, trying to convince Banach to go overseas. During his last visit in 1937, von Neuman showed Banach a check on which he had written a one and offered to add as many zeros as he wanted if Banach agreed to emigrate. The mathematician laconically stated "this sum is too small to leave Poland ... too small"; It is also worth adding that Banach was the creator and architect of the so-called Lviv school of mathematics, which included the Polish-American mathematician, co-creator of the American thermonuclear bomb - Stanisław Ulam. In addition, at the Technological Museum in Chicago, Banach's name was placed next to Copernicus among the greatest mathematicians of all time. To sum up: I liked it.
Przepiekna historia I angielszczyzna. Dzieki za wzmianki o wybitnych polskich naukowcach. Pamiec o nich powinna byc zywa a osiagniecia doceniane. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.
There is also Banach-Tarsky paradox, which is the most mind blowing thing ever found in maths. It shouldn't exist but it does.
Bogaty kraj biednych ludzi ,rządzony przez idiotów tu emeryci żyją za 500 euro szpk
Tak! Jestesmy polskimi Japonkami i jesteśmy z tego dumne🇵🇱❤️🇯🇵
A ja jestem polskim Niemcem, kanpai!
fajne filmiki macie, juz jestem followerem ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ
Not only Warsaw rose from the ashes. It was the same with Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznań, Elbląg, Olsztyn, Legnica, etc. These cities were completely destroyed during World War II. Yes, what we see in Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznań was not even rebuilt, but built again.
Great informative video 👏👍❤️🇵🇱
Im Polish. I am glad to see your wonderful comments.
I was born and raised in Poland but I learned more in this video then in high school! amazing!
Nigdy nie lubiłem szkoły. "Ucz się dobrze i miej same piątki" 🤒
a przecież nauczyciele muszą realizować program🤮
Dodam że to nie tylko w Polsce. Musiałem ( a właściwie chciałem ) przesłuchać 250 audiobooków żeby zrozumieć ten świat
Cytat : " niech szkoła nie przeszkodzi Ci w własnej edukacji " powiedział to Jim Kwik ( TH-cam ) ale prawdopodobnie to cytat Marka Twaina
Are you serious?
Poland is the central of europe. This place is most beautiful and peaceful country.🇵🇱❤😀
Peaceful? Apparently a Sikh went yo a nightclub and beaten up so bad as they though he was muslim😂😂😂😂
Polska to Piękny i Gościnny Kraj. Jako Polak zapraszam Was , przyjeżdżajcie i zwiedzajcie Naszą Ojczyznę.❤
Someday, and not too many years from now, I predict Poland will become a great Power in economic, military and social spheres.
i was born, bred, and raised in the US, but live in Poland. It's a great place to live!
God bless Poland 🇵🇱.
Yes, God Bless Poland !!
I have Polish friends and they are all amazing, they are friendly, kind, courteous and very industrious.. i love Poles.
and also we have in Poland beautiful lakes district. It's very unique and it's in UNESCO. I really recommend to visit Poland.
Thank you for this video 👍
Pochodzę z Polski i tu mieszkam i jestem z tego dumny :D 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Ale piszesz po polsku jak dziecko.
19
@@thaddausgriech4542 i czemu odrazu zakładasz że jestem dzieciakiem?
Brawo pisky!
Na Zdrowie ! 😁❤ Did I spell it right ?
I stumbled upon this video, and while I love to travel the world, I love my country so much and thank you for making this masterpiece.
Jestem Polką uwielbiam, podróżować, ale zawsze moja kotwicą jest Polska. Polska wolna, i Polska która zachwyca świat. Żadnemu krajowi nie brakuje wad, ale ideał jest wrogiem dobrego. A polska jest z wadami i zaletami, po prostu ukochana!!!! Dziękuję za to wideo
Thank you for this video, many many times, great job and great knowledge!!!!!👋💥❤😀
I ate dumplings in Chicago with a Pole. Beautiful country and people
Great video thank you. I love Poland ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love Poland !
Polska jest Dumna Piękna i co Najważniejsze Bespieczna i Taka Pozostanie. Pozdrawiam
Fun fact - the Błędowska Desert was originally a vast concentration of medieval iron forges. The constant heat and disposal of slag into the surrounding grounds eroded the earth to the point of irreversible desertification. Quite a feat given our climate. These days, the desert is split into two parts - one is closed off to civilians, as it is used by our military (mostly stress testing of heavy equipment and desert simulations), and the second one is mostly frequented by dirt bikers, atv riders and offroaders ;)
both the largest monuments of Jesus Christ are the merit of Poles. More or less . Paul Maximilien Landowski (1 June 1875 - 31 March 1961) was a French monument sculptor of Polish descent. His best-known work is Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Landowski was born in Paris, France, of a Polish refugee father of the January Uprising, and a French mother Julie Vieuxtemps, daughter of Henri Vieuxtemps.
Piekna Polska ❤
Fat Thursday is a polish tradition and donuts originates from Poland. The creator of donuts went to the US and popularized them there. Thats the origin of Fat Thursday and donuts in general.
It's not true, fat Thursday is in Greece too, the call it tsikno pempti, which means fat Thursday, they eat then a lot of meat
I'm guessing it's a universal Christian tradition, because it relates to the Lenten season that follows Fat Thursday shortly after.
Tyle, że nie ma to nic wspólnego z polskim tłustym czwartkiem.@@Ale_Jazda
‘Mardi Gras’ in French. Hence the name of the carnival. Pretty sure it’s a Christian tradition linked to fasting over Easter.
Moja najdrozsza,ukochana Ojczyzna,POLSKA. Piekny kraj i oby byl jeszcze piekniejszy i ceniony na swiecie. Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polakow i prosze dbajcie o kraj nie dajcie go sprzedac,zdradzic,zniewolic , ograbic. Robcie wszystko aby rosl w sile.Boze mniej Polske w opiece i strzerz od wszelkiego zlego.
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To prawda, tanio nie jest
@@zylvvo taniej niż w prawie wszystkich Europejskich miastach
Żyjemy w pięknym kraju. Niech nam się wiedzie!
Boze miej
Auschwitz Birkenau is a German extermination camp located on Polish territory
the oldest salt mine in poland is located in bochnia, not in wieliczka. By the way, Bochnia is a city older than Krakow, not to mention Wieliczka. Wieliczka is popular only because of its proximity to Krakow.
Kiełbasa is the general name for all types of sausage.
Greetings from Poland
In the famous people group, I would definitely include the famous composer Fryderyk Chopin. Many people think he is French, but he was born in Poland in Zelazowa Wola near Warsaw. He only had a French father, but his mother was Polish. Also his music includes lots of influences from the Polish culture and folklore.
Hi, I live in Poland since birth. Please don't talk about Auschwitz like it's a Polish camp. It's a camp in Poland but built by nazis and we don't take responsibility for the horrors that happened there. Thanks.
PS. I love your pronounciation, it's always so funny when a foreigner attempts Polish ☺️
And tooday economy tiger of Europe :)
Moja kochana Polska ❤️
Poland was great when we visited in the summer of 2022. The best dinner I have ever had was roast duck there. Also home to my favorite hotel. The breakfast buffet was unbelievable. The people were so nice and the countryside was beautiful.
A jeszcze MAZURY - „Kraina Tysiąca Jezior” dla miłośników sportów wodnych
i jeszcze sportów walki, gdzie maż po pijaku bije żone. to jest typowe dla polski
Love how people are nitpicking over kiełbasa and Skłodowska-Curie etc.🙄Instead of appreciating the video. We Poles are good at pointing out shortcomings and making sure we know better😅Greetings.
Poland is one of the gorgeous, & nice country.
In my opinion an interesting fact, 1000 years ago Poland was not in 30% forest but 90-96%. So you could enter to one side and walk from left to right in straight line for over 400km and still be in forest.
The historic fortress at Jasna Góra in Częstochowa is the holiest place in Poland and one of the most important monuments in this country 💒💖😃👍
tylko idiota myśli że przybytki watykańskiego okupanta są święte😂😂😂 Czarna pedofilska zaraza to najgorsze zło jakie przytrafiło się Słowianom!!!!
*fortiefied monastery
it's the Mordor of Poland. It's the source of all evil. The paedophilic church :(
POLISH POWER 💪💪🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤️❤️❤️🙂
i studied in poland because my parents are from there and i wanted to experience more of it, and i fell in love with it, now i'm saving up to pernanently move there :)
Went to Poland with my family. Awesome!
You didn’t mention huge UFO 🛸 called Spodek in Katowice city ! Looks amazing too. Poland 🇵🇱 is indeed great and proud country! Your Polish pronunciation sounds funny but cute ☺️
W Kielcach jest odnowiony dworzec autobusowy w kształcie UFO ...
i nie wspomnial o nowym stadionie pogoni szczecin beautiful place rel? rel
2:07 kiełbasa = sausage (not just one of its types).
In Poland there are several hundreds of regional types of kiełbasa/sausage.
So does the bread - Poland is the land of kiełbasa and bread (not to mention pierogi, pączki and cakes) - of hundreds kinds of them.
Strange, but my first time I ever ate pierogi was in Vietnam during the Vietnam War at the Advisor Team in Tam Ky, Vietnam! Our Army SSgt cook was a ethnic Pole, who looked horrible in uniform, but was a great cook, especially when cooking ethnic Polish foods in an Army mess hall!