I really love the way you produce your vlogs! They're really cinematically strong, almost like an early 2000s movie following a 20-something on her endeavours travelling, haha! Super refreshing~~
I've been to Paris, I've been to London, and Berlin, and Rome ... and some other grandiose European cities. Those are all great fun, impressive etc. But I prefer Warsaw as the city to live in. Why? To put it short and straight: because IMO the everyday life here is easier.
as a girl from the south of France moving to Paris and desperately trying to learn Polish, i relate to you in every situation :)) so sorry about that old creepy man, sadly it happens quite often in paris… enjoy your life in Poland and good luck ✨
Emma, just subbed to your vlog and I love what I'm seeing. Fun and interesting, I see a very bright future for you. Looking forward to more episodes. Have fun in Poland!
I admit that I clicked on your videos expecting to see the ignorant American abroad. I was impressed when you then flipped the script by poking fun at yourself, instead. You're showing yourself to be smarter and more self-aware than people might expect from that stereotype. Even as you get lost on buses and mess up a few Polish phrases, you also demonstrate more courage and honesty in your journey than most people would in your situation, even those who may consider themselves sophisticated. The joke’s on them. Great videos, and enjoy Poland!
great video :D yeah paris is something, i've been there 2 times. i dont know if i'd like to live there (expensive!) but just the atmosphere, art, views, cafes are gorgeous. and yt just recommeded your video to me (the one about learning polish - im polish btw) and here i am, new subscriber :3 i love your energy and vibes ♡♡♡
Bonjour / Czesc Emma! I am an American married to a Polish woman and I speak French and when it comes to Polish THE STRUGGLE IS REAL!!! Keep trying and you will learn. I am happy to see you got bitten by the Parisian bug. Someday try the Cote d'Azur like Cannes, Antibes, Nice, Saint Tropez....truly beautiful. When you have time, also go to Barcelona. In time, you will likely never want to go back to the USA :-) The food RULES!
@@emmawitter8148 Oh, we still live in Seattle but spend time annually in Poland and Germany. We look forward to a permanent move in the next couple of years. The sooner the better!
Warsaw was called before war a Paris of the East btw :) Paris is great city but as a Warsaw resident I must say that Warsaw has this sth special. Maybe due to its turbulent history. Hard to say, but atmosphere of Warsaw is haunting and everybdy sooner or later falls in love with the Polish capital. Have a great time here, cheers from Warsaw west coast.
Emma, great vlog! If you wanna see an actual Paris of the East, you should visit a Riga in Latvia. I was on the both cities and Riga looks actually better for me. What's more, every person I've meet talked in English in Riga :) PS. Powodzenia w Polsce!
If you feel you might get obsessed with Paris, then go visit Vienna, Paris stops seeming so glamorous. Still great, but not anymore above the rest of Europe
Spending same amount of money In Poland you spent in Paris and you will like Poland more. Try to visit Krakow and spend some money there.Enyoy yourself.
Warsaw is a good place for umm... travel base/some kind of starting point(?) for travel around Europe. If u want visit Cech Republic or Germany u can travel by cheap busses.
I fell that Poland is underrated. Of course in other countries allways be someting to see. We are the nation in center of europe and this is perfect place to start exploring europe. But think abaut explore more your neiberhood like other cities od Poland and learn abaut history what is the best think abaut us. Geographically we have all. Lakes Mountains even sea nit like oceans but still ;) and don't be scare to learn and talk in Polish language because all apriciate that foreginers try to it. Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia!
As a Silesian by origin I would suggest Legnica instead of Warsaw although it's only 100K town (still larger than big names as Arles, Avignon) Legnica's place is in the western fringe of Poland but right in the centre of Europe, roughly half way between Belgrade and Copenhagen or also half way from Stockholm to Rome, the same, roughly half way from Lwów to Cologne.
Hey Emma, first of all great vlogs. question for you what translation program or app are you using for the polish translations. I would like to learn some polish Keep up the great work and looking forward to more of your vlogs
Another day, another empty bottle... :) And it doesn't matter where you are, you always need to be careful with other people. For me it's still quite hard to trust the other person, even if I know her/him for a while. After my 34 years on this earth I prefer to trust less than more. Just for better feeling in the future. Of course there is nothing wrong with trusting to the other person, but this person also should know this thin line, that after crossing it there won't be any return.
Stumbled on your videos, looking for Polish language! Being French with basic polish skills (polish ancestry) you are really gifted for languages so enjoy and make good use of your time in Europe :) and sorry for the bad experience you had in Paris! If not interested, keep away from strangers there and act as a prison guard in such situations if it makes sense
i hope what you will find in Poland will stay forever in your heart,,,,,,,if you want,,,,, this country will love you,,,,,,,,,this nation can gift you with a feeling no other country can,,,,hope you get it and keep it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,have a nice life
Dobry telefon... Jak on na ciebie wiernie czekał przez te trzy dni samotności, pilnując żeby się nie rozładować. I zaraz się włączył, kiedy tylko usłyszał zgrzyt klucza w zamku, po czym rzekł na powitanie: "Hello! East or West, home the best!" :) Good phone ... How he faithfully waited for you during those three days of solitude, being careful not to discharge yourself. And soon it turned on on his own, as he heard a key scrape in the lock. Then he said in greeting: "Hello! East or West, home the best!" :)
Hey, you are in Poland, you should visit Gdańsk. One of the oldest and the coolest cities in this beautiful country. And I am definitely not biased because I am living here ;-)
That might help... (a bit oldish of sorts, sorry) ... Tracing back my steps in time All I do is think about you Charlotte And the love is left behind I first saw Paris in Soho when I was thirteen Sitting on a coffin drinking coffee I wore black on black with negative feelings I often go to Paris to live yesterday tomorrow Because Paris is a place of dreams Francoise Hardy, tous les garcons et les filles Juliette Greco, Jeanne Moreau and Catherine Deneuve And I'm walking with Eric Satie Along the boulevards of Paris in the springtime Un orchestre d'oiseaux, every so often breaks This map of feelings Drifting through these landscapes of love Watching strays from Pere Lacheise Can you hear the cats purr? Can you hear the master? Stone against their velvet fur Girls who travel the metro Stroking white mice they carry in their pockets Lost in a day dream Daydreaming to be loved by someone Hurtling myself down into the metro A train of Latin and African percussion Turns my day into night The rhythm of life The constant arguments between lovers He wants to listen to the news She wants to listen to the music
Hilarious situation with the frensh man. When i head this i bursted out laughing and its 2:00 AM right now :D I hope i didnt wake up anybody in my house tho. Jean-Luc :DDD
@@emmawitter8148 Your encounter with the French man reminded me of my own. I was a bit older that you but still not old enough to be interested in a 60-70 year old. He claimed to be a uni lecturer. he also claimed he had never met an Australian before. Hmmmm - lives in Paris, has quite a few years under his belt, works at a uni, has no qualms about approaching a complete stranger, but he's never met an Australian before. Yeah... right. He also told me I had an enigmatic quality. Hmmm, you figured that out after only 5 minutes.... Needless to say I didn't take up his offer to meet him the following evening.
oh, I forgot I lived there also :D Aubervilliers in the north of Paris (not a recommended part :D of Paris) yeah but don't take a pic of a Policewoman :D p.s. you should give a strange guy a clear message (in about half an hour I'm going to meet my boyfriend or this kinda crap) so he knows you ain't going to "find love in Paris" :D
Emma, try and put yourself in our shoes. Us, illegal immigrants. We came from Poland. No money, no CCcards, no SS# to begin with. Even renting a room to crush in was a big issue. Getting work, groceries, understaning thing such as public transport in a huuuge city of Chicago, learning the language, etc, erc…. It is nice to see an open minded, prolific, skilled American, not just another Hamburger. ;) Love your videos. You took on a trip to where I come from and where I prolly can’t visit for yet another 10 years or so (not gonna be able to go back to US to my business and friends and family here- overstayed visa). Just wanted to let you know how heartwarming your videos are to anperson in my position. Thank you so much!
@@matheews100why? Paris is probably one of the most overrated city ever. Unsafe for tourism, uneasy people, pollution, and FREAKING WAY TOO EXPANSIVE to live on. If lots of people lives in that city, it's because, it's often time the only place where you can find some work.Greetings from Poland bro.
Hi Emma. One thing I reaally recommend you to do in November in Warsaw is to attend Polish Independence Day on 11.11. There will be hundreds of thousands of Polish people walking with Polish flags and singing. This is something so unique in it I bet you have never experienced and you will never forget! Its quite safe, no worries, but really, this thing you need to experience if you live now in Warsaw. All the best.
Well big girl, when you mix vodka with beer be careful because a middle-aged man trying to kiss you can be the least hazardous thing that can be happening to you... ;))
@Maurycy Prosiak No jest kilka znaczeń, ale myślę, że zrozumiały: big girl 1. noun A female who is no longer a baby or very young child, depending on how old the speaker is. Mommy says I'm a big girl now, since I pee in the potty. I'm a big girl now, Mom. Can't I at least stay out till 10? 2. noun A female who is overweight or obese. Can be derogatory depending on how it is used. A: "Do you honestly think a big girl like her could fit into this dress?" B: "Wow, rude!" What can I say, I think big girls are very attractive. Curves get me every time. 3. noun A female who is especially tall. Can be derogatory depending on how it is used. A: "Yikes, she's a big girl." B: "You're just jealous, short-stuff." A: "See that big girl over there? She's gorgeous!" B: "You always do like it when a girl towers over you." 4. noun A derogatory phrase used in jest to insult a man who other men believe is behaving in a weak or effeminate manner. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. "Quit being such a big girl walking around with your hair in a bun like that," yelled the old man to the young hipster. 5. adjective Describing a fictional item, the use or wearing of which would give one the ability to behave as a mature adult woman should. Usually used pejoratively to imply that one is not behaving in such a way. The phrase is typically hyphenated and used before a noun. Come on, it's time to put on your big-girl pants and ask the boss for a raise. I know you're not a morning person, but put on your big-girl panties and go to work.
Drinking that cheap french wine strait out of the bottle, on the street shows great class. I'm sure Paris misses you already. Emma, you better stay in Warsaw until you improve your manners. Speaking of which, what's wrong with your language. I hear too much cursing, young lady.
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Men in Paris: trying to kiss a stranger
Men in Warsaw: hey, can we talk about Jesus?
🤣🤣🤣
Amen
I really love the way you produce your vlogs! They're really cinematically strong, almost like an early 2000s movie following a 20-something on her endeavours travelling, haha! Super refreshing~~
i SO appreciate that as i'm still trying to find my style, thank you!!
I've been to Paris, I've been to London, and Berlin, and Rome ... and some other grandiose European cities. Those are all great fun, impressive etc. But I prefer Warsaw as the city to live in. Why? To put it short and straight: because IMO the everyday life here is easier.
Cool! I’m going to Poznań or Toruń to study this year!
@@crisyorke1328 I think you won't regret, both cities are attractive and livable. Good luck. :)
as a girl from the south of France moving to Paris and desperately trying to learn Polish, i relate to you in every situation :)) so sorry about that old creepy man, sadly it happens quite often in paris…
enjoy your life in Poland and good luck ✨
Memrise/Anki, Lingq(owner Steve Kaufmann has learned polish among other languages), mnemotechniques.
Understatement.
Avec quel moyen tu essaye d'apprendre le polonais ?
@@mxngasecondaire3335 j'ai une méthode de polonais avec des enregistrements audio et des exos écrits mais faut tenir le rythme ahah
@@polinebarthes5691 C'est une application ?
Emma, just subbed to your vlog and I love what I'm seeing. Fun and interesting, I see a very bright future for you. Looking forward to more episodes. Have fun in Poland!
I admit that I clicked on your videos expecting to see the ignorant American abroad. I was impressed when you then flipped the script by poking fun at yourself, instead. You're showing yourself to be smarter and more self-aware than people might expect from that stereotype. Even as you get lost on buses and mess up a few Polish phrases, you also demonstrate more courage and honesty in your journey than most people would in your situation, even those who may consider themselves sophisticated. The joke’s on them. Great videos, and enjoy Poland!
great video :D yeah paris is something, i've been there 2 times. i dont know if i'd like to live there (expensive!) but just the atmosphere, art, views, cafes are gorgeous.
and yt just recommeded your video to me (the one about learning polish - im polish btw) and here i am, new subscriber :3 i love your energy and vibes ♡♡♡
yeah, it might be a nice place to live on a higher salary lol. thanks for watching :))
I'm obsessed
Bonjour / Czesc Emma! I am an American married to a Polish woman and I speak French and when it comes to Polish THE STRUGGLE IS REAL!!! Keep trying and you will learn. I am happy to see you got bitten by the Parisian bug. Someday try the Cote d'Azur like Cannes, Antibes, Nice, Saint Tropez....truly beautiful. When you have time, also go to Barcelona. In time, you will likely never want to go back to the USA :-) The food RULES!
adding all those places to my list :) how long have you lived abroad??
@@emmawitter8148 Oh, we still live in Seattle but spend time annually in Poland and Germany. We look forward to a permanent move in the next couple of years. The sooner the better!
Warsaw was called before war a Paris of the East btw :) Paris is great city but as a Warsaw resident I must say that Warsaw has this sth special. Maybe due to its turbulent history. Hard to say, but atmosphere of Warsaw is haunting and everybdy sooner or later falls in love with the Polish capital. Have a great time here, cheers from Warsaw west coast.
I have also lived in many cities in other countries
But nowhere in the world does it feel as good and at ease as in Poland.
Hey Emma ☺️ I really enjoyed your vlog! Keep up with uploading videos, you’re doing amazing 💕. Buziaczki from Warsaw 🥰
I love that u were able to go to Paris so casually for a weekend or so 😌
ym, thats pretty easy when you live wherever in europe
@@Fifty92Mine easy but expensive
jesteś taka naturalna, zawsze bądź taka i z uśmiechem na twarzy ;)
I like your vlogs, very chill & relaxing to watch. Your channel is gonna explode one day! Keep it up :)
So natural that I am actually very very impressed, need more :D
Emma, great vlog! If you wanna see an actual Paris of the East, you should visit a Riga in Latvia. I was on the both cities and Riga looks actually better for me. What's more, every person I've meet talked in English in Riga :)
PS. Powodzenia w Polsce!
Are flares back? I wore them the first time around, when I was 2
BTW your soundtracks are BOSS!!! Bardzo dobzre, Tres Magnifique!!!!
You're my favorite Polish youtuber.
as an American, that means a lot haha
Damn ! 0:54 you're hilarious ! u made my day 😭
I love your eyes 🥺❤
Girl I’m blushing
Paris, Paris...is such beautiful...thank you Emma
I usually don 't subscribe vlogs but yours is cool, funny and eloquent !! Jesteś świetna ! ;)
good vibes, good vibes indeed
If you feel you might get obsessed with Paris, then go visit Vienna, Paris stops seeming so glamorous. Still great, but not anymore above the rest of Europe
oh yes !
Vienna's on my list! thanks for the tip :)
Spending same amount of money In Poland you spent in Paris and you will like Poland more.
Try to visit Krakow and spend some money there.Enyoy yourself.
trust me i'd much rather spend złoty than euros haha. i'm hoping to travel more around poland soon!
Paris is such a beautiful city. I'd love to visit it one day
Warsaw is a good place for umm... travel base/some kind of starting point(?) for travel around Europe. If u want visit Cech Republic or Germany u can travel by cheap busses.
Why use the bus if the planes are like 50 zl
I fell that Poland is underrated. Of course in other countries allways be someting to see. We are the nation in center of europe and this is perfect place to start exploring europe. But think abaut explore more your neiberhood like other cities od Poland and learn abaut history what is the best think abaut us. Geographically we have all. Lakes Mountains even sea nit like oceans but still ;) and don't be scare to learn and talk in Polish language because all apriciate that foreginers try to it. Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia!
As a Silesian by origin I would suggest Legnica instead of Warsaw although it's only 100K town (still larger than big names as Arles, Avignon)
Legnica's place is in the western fringe of Poland but right in the centre of Europe, roughly half way between Belgrade and Copenhagen or also half way from Stockholm to Rome, the same, roughly half way from Lwów to Cologne.
@@przemekmarkiewicz2619 don't worry, I definitely have plans to explore as much of Poland as possible :)
Welcome to Poland and to Warsaw! How do you like it?
loved it!
Hey Emma, first of all great vlogs. question for you what translation program or app are you using for the polish translations. I would like to learn some polish
Keep up the great work and looking forward to more of your vlogs
great job, so... genuine - I guess this is the right word :) Wait for more of your vlogs
In that case rather visit Wrocław. I know both so I believe I am reliable
Do not share a taxi with a nice guy called Peter from the airport.
Zjawiskowo piękna🌹 pozdrawiam z Polski
Piękna ,Mądra i wrażliwa 😻😜
Pozdrówki 😎
Visit Wrocław or Kraków or mountains and countrysides
Another day, another empty bottle... :)
And it doesn't matter where you are, you always need to be careful with other people.
For me it's still quite hard to trust the other person, even if I know her/him for a while. After my 34 years on this earth I prefer to trust less than more. Just for better feeling in the future. Of course there is nothing wrong with trusting to the other person, but this person also should know this thin line, that after crossing it there won't be any return.
Stumbled on your videos, looking for Polish language! Being French with basic polish skills (polish ancestry) you are really gifted for languages so enjoy and make good use of your time in Europe :) and sorry for the bad experience you had in Paris! If not interested, keep away from strangers there and act as a prison guard in such situations if it makes sense
You're crushing the you tube game, keep uploading. Coming to Warsaw in January for surgery!
u made me fall in love with paris
i hope what you will find in Poland will stay forever in your heart,,,,,,,if you want,,,,, this country will love you,,,,,,,,,this nation can gift you with a feeling no other country can,,,,hope you get it and keep it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,have a nice life
Dobry telefon... Jak on na ciebie wiernie czekał przez te trzy dni samotności, pilnując żeby się nie rozładować.
I zaraz się włączył, kiedy tylko usłyszał zgrzyt klucza w zamku, po czym rzekł na powitanie: "Hello! East or West, home the best!"
:)
Good phone ... How he faithfully waited for you during those three days of solitude, being careful not to discharge yourself.
And soon it turned on on his own, as he heard a key scrape in the lock.
Then he said in greeting: "Hello! East or West, home the best!"
:)
"Americans never look so cool when we seat on the grass". That was so cool!!:) Go to Lisbon next!
i'd LOVE to go to Lisbon, hopefully in 2022 :)
@@emmawitter8148 Good luck With Your polish lessons. You’re doing great!:)
You need visited Polish Kraków you be loved 😍
❤❤❤
you are so funny - a joy to watch
Hey, you are in Poland, you should visit Gdańsk. One of the oldest and the coolest cities in this beautiful country. And I am definitely not biased because I am living here ;-)
Treat Jean-Luke as an experience. No need to be angry with yourself, just laugh it off.
Learning experience.
That might help... (a bit oldish of sorts, sorry)
...
Tracing back my steps in time
All I do is think about you Charlotte
And the love is left behind
I first saw Paris in Soho when I was thirteen
Sitting on a coffin drinking coffee
I wore black on black with negative feelings
I often go to Paris to live yesterday tomorrow
Because Paris is a place of dreams
Francoise Hardy, tous les garcons et les filles
Juliette Greco, Jeanne Moreau and Catherine Deneuve
And I'm walking with Eric Satie
Along the boulevards of Paris in the springtime
Un orchestre d'oiseaux, every so often breaks
This map of feelings
Drifting through these landscapes of love
Watching strays from Pere Lacheise
Can you hear the cats purr?
Can you hear the master?
Stone against their velvet fur
Girls who travel the metro
Stroking white mice they carry in their pockets
Lost in a day dream
Daydreaming to be loved by someone
Hurtling myself down into the metro
A train of Latin and African percussion
Turns my day into night
The rhythm of life
The constant arguments between lovers
He wants to listen to the news
She wants to listen to the music
the girl has a sense of humour, hey you guys we better put some positive reinforcement in the comments if we want more
As I see that an interesting and successful trip👣
Good vibes, but what a cringy situation with this french guy, bleh
Then go to Rome in Italy. It is even nicer.
Hilarious situation with the frensh man. When i head this i bursted out laughing and its 2:00 AM right now :D I hope i didnt wake up anybody in my house tho. Jean-Luc :DDD
it's always a Jean-Luc smh
@@emmawitter8148 Your encounter with the French man reminded me of my own. I was a bit older that you but still not old enough to be interested in a 60-70 year old. He claimed to be a uni lecturer. he also claimed he had never met an Australian before. Hmmmm - lives in Paris, has quite a few years under his belt, works at a uni, has no qualms about approaching a complete stranger, but he's never met an Australian before. Yeah... right.
He also told me I had an enigmatic quality. Hmmm, you figured that out after only 5 minutes....
Needless to say I didn't take up his offer to meet him the following evening.
Je suis amazed
Emma, have a visit to Kraków
i plan on it soon!
Your video is different then most on yt. I like it to watch.
Never trust a Jean Luc ;-)
act of burninng North Dame
Welcome to Poland
oh, I forgot I lived there also :D Aubervilliers in the north of Paris (not a recommended part :D of Paris) yeah but don't take a pic of a Policewoman :D
p.s.
you should give a strange guy a clear message (in about half an hour I'm going to meet my boyfriend or this kinda crap) so he knows you ain't going to "find love in Paris" :D
Big fan 🎉
You did present Paris as so cute and coloured city, but Poland is in your movies so sad and grey. 😪
Were you asked about covid pass in any place???
yes! this was in early october, but they were pretty on top of making sure we had our vaccine cards everywhere
Its really nice watching brave, crazy, inteligent, funny and quite pretty girl like You :)
great video!
😎
I think u r fun, fresh & positively crazy pretty girl!👌🏻🙂 subscribe your channel for more👍🏻 Good Luck in Poland Emma!🇵🇱
Emma, try and put yourself in our shoes. Us, illegal immigrants. We came from Poland. No money, no CCcards, no SS# to begin with. Even renting a room to crush in was a big issue. Getting work, groceries, understaning thing such as public transport in a huuuge city of Chicago, learning the language, etc, erc…. It is nice to see an open minded, prolific, skilled American, not just another Hamburger. ;)
Love your videos. You took on a trip to where I come from and where I prolly can’t visit for yet another 10 years or so (not gonna be able to go back to US to my business and friends and family here- overstayed visa).
Just wanted to let you know how heartwarming your videos are to anperson in my position. Thank you so much!
French food vs Polish food?
Warsaw, home :)
Typical American = natural comedian
his name was fucking Jean Luc
hahahaha
Warsaw's better. Welcome back.
happy to be here!
are You moving to Paris now? ;)
stay tuned ;)
terrible city.
@@megawhitemaster7740 why?
@@matheews100why? Paris is probably one of the most overrated city ever. Unsafe for tourism, uneasy people, pollution, and FREAKING WAY TOO EXPANSIVE to live on. If lots of people lives in that city, it's because, it's often time the only place where you can find some work.Greetings from Poland bro.
Dont you feel lonely sometimes? I would
definitely haha. lots of opportunity to meet new people though :)
@@emmawitter8148 honestly you look exactly like my friend and its so weird :/ I mean in the thumbnail
Bonjour! Je suis ton fan plus grand!
13:05 / The day after , and the head was extremely haevy. I wonder who was in the shower, you or the bottle ?
You are funny
I'm sure you had a lot problems convincing others that you are not French :)
Stay there please.
come back to Poland :D
Hi Emma. One thing I reaally recommend you to do in November in Warsaw is to attend Polish Independence Day on 11.11. There will be hundreds of thousands of Polish people walking with Polish flags and singing. This is something so unique in it I bet you have never experienced and you will never forget! Its quite safe, no worries, but really, this thing you need to experience if you live now in Warsaw. All the best.
Trzeba korzystać póki rudy się jeszcze nie dorwał do koryta...Lemimgi wybiorą opozycyjną zdradę narodową..to marsz się skończy
Emma very pretty smart nice woman I like her videos too bad she uploads them so rarely
Emma I just love you
Was that your first ever trip to Islamic country?
Hahahahaha
Keep trying
Thats, exactly what i expect out of french, just trying to seduce forreign women 24/7 xD
oh natural beautiful, you're really so cute :)
outstanding vlog... good luck Baby
Luke seems like a looser guy
Zamiast polskiego się uczyć, to zwiedza Paryż.
Well big girl, when you mix vodka with beer be careful because a middle-aged man trying to kiss you can be the least hazardous thing that can be happening to you... ;))
Weird thing to say to someone
bruh wtf
@@abbeywitter9115 hey big girl
@@emmawitter8148 Nope, Emma sh*t happens so be careful and think reasonably, please young lady! :))
@Maurycy Prosiak No jest kilka znaczeń, ale myślę, że zrozumiały:
big girl
1. noun A female who is no longer a baby or very young child, depending on how old the speaker is. Mommy says I'm a big girl now, since I pee in the potty. I'm a big girl now, Mom. Can't I at least stay out till 10?
2. noun A female who is overweight or obese. Can be derogatory depending on how it is used. A: "Do you honestly think a big girl like her could fit into this dress?" B: "Wow, rude!" What can I say, I think big girls are very attractive. Curves get me every time.
3. noun A female who is especially tall. Can be derogatory depending on how it is used. A: "Yikes, she's a big girl." B: "You're just jealous, short-stuff." A: "See that big girl over there? She's gorgeous!" B: "You always do like it when a girl towers over you."
4. noun A derogatory phrase used in jest to insult a man who other men believe is behaving in a weak or effeminate manner. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. "Quit being such a big girl walking around with your hair in a bun like that," yelled the old man to the young hipster.
5. adjective Describing a fictional item, the use or wearing of which would give one the ability to behave as a mature adult woman should. Usually used pejoratively to imply that one is not behaving in such a way. The phrase is typically hyphenated and used before a noun. Come on, it's time to put on your big-girl pants and ask the boss for a raise. I know you're not a morning person, but put on your big-girl panties and go to work.
"The wine helped a lot" so basically you are saying that you are alcoholic :)
Drinking that cheap french wine strait out of the bottle, on the street shows great class. I'm sure Paris misses you already. Emma, you better stay in Warsaw until you improve your manners. Speaking of which, what's wrong with your language. I hear too much cursing, young lady.
Wtf
Jej o bogatego europejskiego bolca chodzi, a nie robote.
@@piotrjednaszewski1935 Co ty chłopie za głupoty piszesz?