In germany the fun fact is similar! On Dec 6th it is "Saint Nicolas" day (Which means Santa Claus...Nicolaus - you get the drift) but what happens is for the well behaved children that leave their shoes out by their bedrooms at night the next morning there would be chocolates and maybe a small toy of some sort. - Ewelina, love all your videos! Smashing job!
I enjoy listening to you! My parents were polish, they lived in central wisconsin, a very polish community. We always had the christmas wafers before supper on christmas eve, I know just a little polish, but listening to you I recognize so many of the words. We also called santa claus as you did. Thank you for all the videos, they are great! They bring back many memories, and I have been teaching myself by listening to you.
Ahhh how awesome , I actually just went to Wisconsin for the first time last march and found out that there are a lot of Polish people . It was quite different from California haha . i am very happy to have you here . Thank you!
Yes please! Lots of chatting :) I live in Canada, I was born in Poland. I really enjoy hearing about the culture and why my family still has those traditions! Have a wonderful day Ewelina!
Awesome ! Thank you for your feedback . i would love to do more chatty videos on different topics not only Polish ,cause you know I have a lot of interest that could inspire others as well ;-) Have a beautiful Day Tomek!
Your family sounds very kind , I love hearing about polish traditions. I try to do polish style things even though I'm English . I have a polish partner but unfortunately his mother has never been welcoming and always excluded me for some reason . So I've never experienced any polish traditions. So everything I know I've looked up online or from library books :) Now I have your channel too. There's always a way round things :) . Much love Ewelina and thank you xx
Lis Berryka Sorry about that you've been treated that way by his mother. You seem so kind and keen on learn a new culture. Good luck in learning Polish and study!
This is amazing. This brought me back to a project I did in the 6th grade on Polish Christmas tradition. My nana would always tell us stories about the special connection with family and friends during the holidays as well as all of the other customs you mentioned ... So proud of my Polish heritage🇵🇱♥️ much love Ewelina xo
I grew up a dairy farm in a large Polish family. Another tradition for us was to be sure all the animals were well cared for because at Midnight they talked to each other and would complain if we did not care well for them!
Cześć :) First of all I want to get this opportunity to say to you merry Christmas and wish you a happy new year soon with more phrases and videos. I had experience before of spending Xmas day and new year eve too in Poland with very worm nice family of my polish girl friend parents, I enjoyed both of them I really spent a time that will never ever forget for whole my life, we had a lot of nice polish food 'OMG' you people have a lot of delicious food. Pierogi and many more. I enjoyed watching this video a lot, you make me feel like time went back and I'm doing this again. All the best. Regards
Cześć :) Ewelina, I want to thank you so much dziękuję because you made me so happy today, because there were 2 polish people that I know that had their birthday today and I opened your video and kept practicing with you sto lat until I memorised it and sang it to them and they were so happy to hear it although me voice was terrible 😁😂😁😂😁 Dźiękuję Ewelina
I really did enjoy this . Ive always had been very interested in cultures other than mine . I would love to hear more about you . By the way ...where do you live now ....not your personal address but what country ? Blessings to you , Myra
For the life of me I will never understand why there is such a huge Polish diaspora. Why would anyone want to leave such a beautiful country with such rich traditions and culture?? I'm born and bred American yet want nothing more than to live and Poland to soak all of that up. (I live in an ex-Polish city, L'viv. It would have fared better under the Poles)
My Polish parents were forcibly removed from their homes at gunpoint and taken to gulags. Living under the conditions that they were subjected to, speaking for my grandmother, she always thought the KGB would find her and take her back or kill her. It is no surprise to me that some Poles never went back to Poland. They never lost their traditions or love for their country, but surviving meant making tough decisions.
In germany the fun fact is similar! On Dec 6th it is "Saint Nicolas" day (Which means Santa Claus...Nicolaus - you get the drift) but what happens is for the well behaved children that leave their shoes out by their bedrooms at night the next morning there would be chocolates and maybe a small toy of some sort. - Ewelina, love all your videos! Smashing job!
I enjoy listening to you! My parents were polish, they lived in central wisconsin, a very polish community. We always had the christmas wafers before supper on christmas eve, I know just a little polish, but listening to you I recognize so many of the words. We also called santa claus as you did. Thank you for all the videos, they are great! They bring back many memories, and I have been teaching myself by listening to you.
Ahhh how awesome , I actually just went to Wisconsin for the first time last march and found out that there are a lot of Polish people . It was quite different from California haha . i am very happy to have you here . Thank you!
You are a breathe of fresh air your such a sweetie God bless you and your family be safe thank you 😊
Looking into the sky for the star and the extra setting bring back so many memories for me.
For me too ;-))
I'm happily going to be in Poland for Wigilia this year. I'll be able to do things I haven't done since my grandparents were alive!
Wow that’s great !
I love your teachings.
Glad you like them!
Thanks very much I am very grateful with your teaching
It's my pleasure
Yes please! Lots of chatting :) I live in Canada, I was born in Poland. I really enjoy hearing about the culture and why my family still has those traditions! Have a wonderful day Ewelina!
Awesome ! Thank you for your feedback . i would love to do more chatty videos on different topics not only Polish ,cause you know I have a lot of interest that could inspire others as well ;-) Have a beautiful Day Tomek!
Your family sounds very kind , I love hearing about polish traditions. I try to do polish style things even though I'm English . I have a polish partner but unfortunately his mother has never been welcoming and always excluded me for some reason . So I've never experienced any polish traditions. So everything I know I've looked up online or from library books :) Now I have your channel too. There's always a way round things :) . Much love Ewelina and thank you xx
Lis Berryka Sorry about that you've been treated that way by his mother. You seem so kind and keen on learn a new culture. Good luck in learning Polish and study!
This is amazing. This brought me back to a project I did in the 6th grade on Polish Christmas tradition. My nana would always tell us stories about the special connection with family and friends during the holidays as well as all of the other customs you mentioned ... So proud of my Polish heritage🇵🇱♥️ much love Ewelina xo
Muchas gracias por tus clases de Polaco.
I grew up a dairy farm in a large Polish family. Another tradition for us was to be sure all the animals were well cared for because at Midnight they talked to each other and would complain if we did not care well for them!
Haha oh yes !! I completely forgot about this ! I remember my parents telling me that every year :-)))
I just screen shot it. That is my Polish part if my pic that's gonna be a time piece
Cześć :)
First of all I want to get this opportunity to say to you merry Christmas and wish you a happy new year soon with more phrases and videos.
I had experience before of spending Xmas day and new year eve too in Poland with very worm nice family of my polish girl friend parents, I enjoyed both of them I really spent a time that will never ever forget for whole my life, we had a lot of nice polish food 'OMG' you people have a lot of delicious food. Pierogi and many more.
I enjoyed watching this video a lot, you make me feel like time went back and I'm doing this again.
All the best.
Regards
Excellent Christmas video's. 🎅
Cześć :)
Ewelina, I want to thank you so much dziękuję because you made me so happy today, because there were 2 polish people that I know that had their birthday today and I opened your video and kept practicing with you sto lat until I memorised it and sang it to them and they were so happy to hear it although me voice was terrible 😁😂😁😂😁 Dźiękuję Ewelina
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Nice one😘😘
I really did enjoy this . Ive always had been very interested in cultures other than mine . I would love to hear more about you . By the way ...where do you live now ....not your personal address but what country ? Blessings to you , Myra
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Nice video. Do you really use "Santa Claus" in Poland? I´m Czech and we say "Ježíšek" (according to religious tradition).
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For the life of me I will never understand why there is such a huge Polish diaspora. Why would anyone want to leave such a beautiful country with such rich traditions and culture?? I'm born and bred American yet want nothing more than to live and Poland to soak all of that up. (I live in an ex-Polish city, L'viv. It would have fared better under the Poles)
My Polish parents were forcibly removed from their homes at gunpoint and taken to gulags. Living under the conditions that they were subjected to, speaking for my grandmother, she always thought the KGB would find her and take her back or kill her. It is no surprise to me that some Poles never went back to Poland. They never lost their traditions or love for their country, but surviving meant making tough decisions.