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1. Your favorite Polish dish? 2. What do you like doing in your spare time? 3. What do you think of the atmosphere at matches? 4. What kind of music do you like? 5. Favorite place on earth? 6. Coolest memory of Chemik Police? 7. How are you with the Polish language? 8. Polish weirdest word? 9. What is the meaning of your tattoos? (5:02) 10. What did you think about Poland before arrival, and what do you think now? 11. Did you ever play in a different position? 12. Dogs or cats? 13. Dancing or singing? 14. Coffee or tea? 15. Horror or comedy? 16. Sea or mountains?
Unlikely unless they'll pay her much😜 She said she didn't feel like home in Turkey probably because of culture differences. Now she seems happy in Poland, she plays in a good team and I hope she stays here.
Lol she's such a fake bitch. I have an interview of her where she says how much she felt home, likes the culture, food history of Turkey and the city in Istanbul. She caused many troubles in Galatasaray and they didn't like her anymore and now she says she didn't feel home? lol what a faker... only thing she didn't change was that she didn't like that there were not many supporters in Turkey...
Yeah, looks like she's not being honest. On the other hand, she cannot say unpleasant things about the country she's currently working in. When she leaves Poland, maybe she'll tell she didn't feel like home there. LOL
well for starters Serbia has a lot more in common with Poland than with Turkey, specially in religion, then music, and other cultural traits - she clearly said it wasn't bad im Turkey, but in Poland she feels more like home, which is perfectly understandable - in other words you could claim that Turkey is not as westernized as most european countries - but again, she didn't mention anything bad about her time in Turkey other than it was difficult for her!!!! - saludos!!!
Que mulher linda !
The best
uma das mais belas jogadoras *--*
Причај по нашки да те сви разумеју!
Can you guys translate the questions to english please? I couldn't undestand nothing :( it will be awesome if you do this
1. Your favorite Polish dish?
2. What do you like doing in your spare time?
3. What do you think of the atmosphere at matches?
4. What kind of music do you like?
5. Favorite place on earth?
6. Coolest memory of Chemik Police?
7. How are you with the Polish language?
8. Polish weirdest word?
9. What is the meaning of your tattoos? (5:02)
10. What did you think about Poland before arrival, and what do you think now?
11. Did you ever play in a different position?
12. Dogs or cats?
13. Dancing or singing?
14. Coffee or tea?
15. Horror or comedy?
16. Sea or mountains?
@@fragles-yj5mv 1.bigos 8.kurva ;) witame z Serbie.
@@fragles-yj5mv Muchas gracias!!! (Thanks a lot!)
come back to galatasaray.
Unlikely unless they'll pay her much😜 She said she didn't feel like home in Turkey probably because of culture differences. Now she seems happy in Poland, she plays in a good team and I hope she stays here.
Lol she's such a fake bitch. I have an interview of her where she says how much she felt home, likes the culture, food history of Turkey and the city in Istanbul. She caused many troubles in Galatasaray and they didn't like her anymore and now she says she didn't feel home? lol what a faker...
only thing she didn't change was that she didn't like that there were not many supporters in Turkey...
Yeah, looks like she's not being honest. On the other hand, she cannot say unpleasant things about the country she's currently working in. When she leaves Poland, maybe she'll tell she didn't feel like home there. LOL
well for starters Serbia has a lot more in common with Poland than with Turkey, specially in religion, then music, and other cultural traits - she clearly said it wasn't bad im Turkey, but in Poland she feels more like home, which is perfectly understandable - in other words you could claim that Turkey is not as westernized as most european countries - but again, she didn't mention anything bad about her time in Turkey other than it was difficult for her!!!! - saludos!!!
@@rubencitostyle apsolutly, Slavic people have a lot things to share. Greetings from Serbia.