CULTURE OF POLAND: 15 THINGS THAT SHOCKED ME IN POLAND | CULTURE SHOCK
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- CULTURE OF POLAND: 15 THINGS THAT SHOCKED ME IN POLAND | CULTURE SHOCK
Hello Loves!!
In today video i share with you guys 15 things that shocked me in poland i encourage you to watch this video till the end tou found out what shocked me and you can also know what to expect when you come to Poland .
If you have enjoyed watching this video please give it a thumb up, COMMENT, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL.
See you in my next video...!!!
🥰CONNECT WITH ME VIA🥰
Instagram: / wiloshebymetilie
#cultureofpoland #15thingsthatshockedmeinpoland #cultureshock
![THE TOYS x NONT TANONT - ดอกไม้ที่รอฝน (spring) [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pPa1d5cC8M4/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you for watching😍 if you have enjoyed watching this video kindly give it a thumb up, comment & subscribe to my channel...
What language you would expect people would use in Japan? Japanese of course! In China? Chinese! So what is the reason that you've been shocked by simple fact that in Poland people use Polish? I do not understand.
Priority on zebra… please be careful. Lot of people who had strong believe in that priority now are in a cemetery.
Look left and right and check if it is safe to cross the street - even if crossing on zebra!
Don't be shocked by getting stared at. I always get stared at in Poland - and I am Polish :)
😂😂😂😂
Hello sis. Helpful
Hopefully soon I'll be there and meet up 🙏
See you soon ☺️☺️
Hahaha it's so funny to see it from a perspective of a foreigner from a different culture 🤣 you are doing great job keep going love 💕
Thank you love 😍😍☺️☺️
some restaurants are open at sunday
Lovely information, I'm coming to Poland in October and I want to know if it possible for me to get I job and how much do you think I should have for saving before I get a job to manage my monthly expenses? thanks
Thank you for watching… yes it’s possible to get a job yet some get job early and others get later.. you just need patient and keep searching for the job
Hello. As a Polish person I must say that not everything is a true. Of course everything depends on where you live. I live in big city, so I can tell how it is at my place. 13th point: all my friends kids call me "aunt", none of them call me by my name. To all my older relatives I tell "aunt" or "uncle". If I meet someone older I always call her/him Mrs. or Mr., unless she/he allow me call by name. For example at my work we all call each other by our names, no matter how old person is. 14th: in every restaurant I've been service is cleaning tables, not you. McDonald's isn't a restaurant, it's fast food place 😄 Restaurant is a place where you eat from porcelain dishes, not from paper or plastic plates/cutlery 😉 15th: I agree that in New Year or first day of Christmas all can be closed. But not every Sunday. On Sunday all shops are closed, except gas station shops or Żabkas, but restaurants, bars, caffes and cinemas are open. As I said my point is from big city perspective. Cheers! 😀
Hey magda, thank you for watching ☺️ and thank for sharing your point of view, everything I talked in the video is according to my experience and yes your right McDonald’s is not a restaurant 😂 and yes there are Sunday which shops are open I agree on that but I never really know which Sundays 😂😂
@@wiloshebymetilie regarding Sundays, I meant more that you do not have to sit at home with your family, because restaurants, cafes and cinemas are open EVERY Sunday - in my city of course, unless it is a public or church holiday. Regards 🙂
The colder the climate, the stronger the alcohol people use. It is simple: the same Pole who in the Polish cold winter needs, let's say, 200 ml of vodka to get drunked, would need the same amount of beer to get drunked in Congo.
😂😂😂 yes
Feel free to talk to people in buses maybe you will change the culture 😁
i do not want to be rude or offensive but ... you really should expect people in Poland to speak polish languange you know ... just saying. Plus among UE nations i really do believe how polish people know english place us among top eu states in english. Nice video anyway.
It's just a perspective of people in Africa. Of course they have their own languages everywhere, but it is obvious that the main one is English/French (depending on which country was the colonizer in the past). There is no part of Africa that wasn't colonized and uses only native language, so it might be shocking for Africans that it doesn't work that way elsewhere. The same with weather: people are often surprised that someone can be surprised by cold weather. People in Europe know all kinds of weather because we have seasons, and unless someone who live in generally one-season environment (I mean temperature, because there are of course wet and dry seasons) traveled a lot before they would not know how it feels on their skin what it really means to be cold.