What you are describing is very typical about Europe and being European. I too, used to live in the US. I left for Ireland in the autumn of 2004. Moved to France in December 2008. It's great living over here and looking at the US from the outside is pretty surreal. I visited Poland in the spring of 2006. It was a very memorable trip. We landed in Łódź, then we went to Warszawa and eventually took a train to Kraków. I really loved Kraków. There was a lot to do and see. We saw a free concert at a church, and they were from California. There was some pagan festival where girls wore crown of flowers in their hair and went down to the river to put floating candles in the water. This city had a unique energy I cannot describe.
MONIKA nie chwal tak Polski, i zycia tutaj,bo będziemy musieli wizy wprowadzić dla amerykancow,tylu będzie chciało przyjechać I żyć tutaj,heee.Zyjac 30 lat w komunizmie,nie myślałem że dożyję takich czasów, że amerykanka polskiego pochodzenia będzie zachwalala życie w Polsce I radziła us citizens żeby poprawiali swoje życie na wzór polski.
Tylko ze Monica opisuje warszawską bańkę, i „konsumuje” to co się udało zrobić przed PiSem. Niestety wszytko idzie jak narazie w złym kierunku, oby najbliższe wybory zmieniły ten zły trend
I was very nice video, could you also make a video what is better in US than in Poland? And I like your English. It is easily intelligible for me. Normally I hardly understand spoken casual English, but yours I could listen as if I would listen Polish... No i serdecznie pozdrawiam! Jesteś bardzo optymistyczną, miła i ładną dziewczyną. Powodzenia i dużo dobrej, pozytywnej energii na codzień!
26 days of vacation are good comparing to 2 weaks but for example in Finland or maybe just in the company I work with :) they have 6weaks at least and usually they are on vacation for 2 month in the summer :D This is something to improve in Poland.
Hahaha, I'm Polish living in Canada and it's the same as the States with most of these points. We definitely spend too much and keep our eyes on things that are not important. We are definitely hard workers which is bad for health but our customer service rocks; the best in the world actually. In Poland, I've had a few bad situations when it comes to customer service but hopefully it improves in those businesses. The Euro culture is definitely great... with the coffee, outdoor socializing and overall indoor hospitality is definitely something great that we're missing here. And the breaks... 26 days? That's amazing. Here, life is just go-go-go like Monika said. Pick up your coffee.. and go. Lol!!!! 😆
Zapytałem Amerykanina o Twój akcent, i powiedział "It's impressive. Posh east coast speaker even. I would hire her as my teacher." W którym Stanie się wychowałaś?
Super, że jesteś bilingual, czujesz oba języki. Mam pytanie. W polskim menu w restauracjach można domówić do dań tzw. 'zestaw surówek'. Jakbyś to ujęła w angielskim? 1. a set of salads 2. a selection of salads 3. a salad buoquet czy jeszcze inaczej?
Filmiki po angielsku są Ok. Wiem że ten temat dla Amerykanów, ale my też oglądamy 😉 Brakuje napisów po angielsku lub po polsku, pomocne przy nauce angielskiego. Tempo mówienia za duże 🏃♀️💬, na szczęście można włączać wolniej w opcjach.
Hi Monica, great video. I am planning to move to Poland for higher studies, what do you say about that? Are there enough part time job opportunities available for students to bear their tuition fees and monthly expenses?
@ Thanks, I dearly want to move to Poland for Bachelors, but I would have to finance my studies and other expenses myself after the first year, can I do that living in Poland doing a part time job?
@@AmmarZebKhan You'll have no problem with finding a part time job in the major university cities, it would help if you know some Polish but English is fine as well, universities in Poland are either free or cost very little money, as for housing you can try to get into an "akademik" (University dormitory) or rent a room, I have a friend in Gdańsk that shares a flat with 2 people and he pays 500pln (~120€) a month, foreign students usually end up in Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, Lublin, Wrocław or Poznań. If you do some research online I'm sure you'll be able to find all the information you need, good luck with your studies
One. There is one thing Americans contributed to the World. Right turns on red!!! FYI: in Europe it's a no no. There has to be green arrow light for you to make a right turn on red. Also usually you can have a license when 18. Don't try to drive here on your learning permit when 15:) P.S. 5:36 What do you mean Europe's not a country?!? Turkey??? There's a country named after Thanksgiving bird??? What do you mean Hungary, like in "I'm hungry"? Now you're just f**king with me...
Very Interesting. Im Curious, Are the polish people "addicted" to cell phones as Americans? Specifically Texting and swirving @ you while driving. In other words cell phones take priority over driving Safely.
To be fair, some of the things listed are European and not just Warsaw related. Also, if you do not speak Polish your experience can be a little different than what is discussed above.
@@monica_zielinski yeah that's crazy I had to google you both, I was so confused because I knew you before I knew Sanah i think i seen u on Kasia Mecinski's video am I right? Then I listened to sanah and i was like wait I seen her before but I couldn't remember where untill u popped on my TH-cam. You r awesome girl big fan of you ;) 👏
If they rely on the employers to pay them and not the tip, the service will be according. Why would they try to give you the best service overall if they just get paid the same as if they give you just a mediocre service. That people say about some europien countries. The service suck in compare with the us.
It may be a little different, but i rarely experience rude waiters/waitresses. People also give tips, but it's not like in the US. Places with rude employees, or bad service simply get wiped out of the business by word of mouth and reviews on the internet, so no worries. All you have to do while visiting Europe is read some opinions and reviews before you go there and ignore the crappy places.
No i super. Pozdrawiam mlaskasz po Amerykańsku jak moje córy dialektem austryjackim.. nic dziwnego: przedszkole, szkoła, studia..wszystko w USA. pozdrawiam twojego tatę i mamę
What you are describing is very typical about Europe and being European. I too, used to live in the US. I left for Ireland in the autumn of 2004. Moved to France in December 2008. It's great living over here and looking at the US from the outside is pretty surreal.
I visited Poland in the spring of 2006. It was a very memorable trip. We landed in Łódź, then we went to Warszawa and eventually took a train to Kraków. I really loved Kraków. There was a lot to do and see. We saw a free concert at a church, and they were from California. There was some pagan festival where girls wore crown of flowers in their hair and went down to the river to put floating candles in the water. This city had a unique energy I cannot describe.
Dobrze gada, polać jej.. ;)
Just a great, honest and well balanced overview.
MONIKA nie chwal tak Polski, i zycia tutaj,bo będziemy musieli wizy wprowadzić dla amerykancow,tylu będzie chciało przyjechać I żyć tutaj,heee.Zyjac 30 lat w komunizmie,nie myślałem że dożyję takich czasów, że amerykanka polskiego pochodzenia będzie zachwalala życie w Polsce I radziła us citizens żeby poprawiali swoje życie na wzór polski.
E tam, za komuny też było lepiej przecież Urban wysyłał śpiwory nowojorskim bezdomnym : )
Tylko ze Monica opisuje warszawską bańkę, i „konsumuje” to co się udało zrobić przed PiSem. Niestety wszytko idzie jak narazie w złym kierunku, oby najbliższe wybory zmieniły ten zły trend
@@nocnymarek7645 heeeeeeeeeew,racja
@@tomekstanek hahahaha. Bardzo śmieszne jesteś komikiem?
totally agree, not much roundabouts in the States here! and Im missing the buses and trams so much :( I love polish public transportation system
I leave a tip but only if I am satisfied with the polite service.
Monika spróbuj w TV bo masz super urodę, i miło się na Ciebie patrzy:)
Jest w TV. Stare media będą w defensywie, tutaj jest swoim panem na TH-cam
Podobna do Sanah, ale ładniejsza.
Jest pani śliczna.
Też tak uważam ♥️🌺
No właśnie:)
I was very nice video, could you also make a video what is better in US than in Poland?
And I like your English. It is easily intelligible for me. Normally I hardly understand spoken casual English, but yours I could listen as if I would listen Polish...
No i serdecznie pozdrawiam! Jesteś bardzo optymistyczną, miła i ładną dziewczyną. Powodzenia i dużo dobrej, pozytywnej energii na codzień!
Great video, well observed aspects about poland, you have an admirable positive attitude toward life.
Pozdrawiam z Anglii,Beata
26 days of vacation are good comparing to 2 weaks but for example in Finland or maybe just in the company I work with :) they have 6weaks at least and usually they are on vacation for 2 month in the summer :D This is something to improve in Poland.
Funny fact is ... there used to be Dunkin Donoughts in Poland. It lasted a year or so because people ate their pączki instead :P and DD moved out :D
Cos they was made from plastic
Coz pączki are better than just round donut with lots of sugar on it.
Piekna Monika!!!
Love Poland
Thanks Monica. As fellow traveler, i like your perspective. Thanks for sharing.
Hahaha, I'm Polish living in Canada and it's the same as the States with most of these points. We definitely spend too much and keep our eyes on things that are not important. We are definitely hard workers which is bad for health but our customer service rocks; the best in the world actually. In Poland, I've had a few bad situations when it comes to customer service but hopefully it improves in those businesses. The Euro culture is definitely great... with the coffee, outdoor socializing and overall indoor hospitality is definitely something great that we're missing here. And the breaks... 26 days? That's amazing. Here, life is just go-go-go like Monika said. Pick up your coffee.. and go. Lol!!!! 😆
Why are you complaining only (like us, Polish ;)? Change your country as well and fight for 26 days-off!
@@clamanus hahahaha, working on it! I love both my countries. Each one has its pros and cons but still love it! ❤
If you have a job then 26 days you get. If you don’t work then you have some other problems. It’s not like you will see those problems on TH-cam.
Kurcze ale ty masz piękne oczy , może kwestia kadru ale nie mozna oderwać od ciebie oczu :)
Very sweet and I agree 100%
Śliczna😙
Nice video. 👍
Zapytałem Amerykanina o Twój akcent, i powiedział "It's impressive. Posh east coast speaker even. I would hire her as my teacher." W którym Stanie się wychowałaś?
English is FUN haha dzięki! Connecticut :D
@@monica_zielinski Czyli dobrze wyczuł. Nagrywaj więcej po angielsku, myślę, że ludziom się to spodoba. Ludzie szukają wyraźnie mówiących nativów.
Woow! Thanks for sharing so much about your country Monica
Super, że jesteś bilingual, czujesz oba języki. Mam pytanie. W polskim menu w restauracjach można domówić do dań tzw. 'zestaw surówek'. Jakbyś to ujęła w angielskim?
1. a set of salads
2. a selection of salads
3. a salad buoquet
czy jeszcze inaczej?
Side salad
Filmiki po angielsku są Ok.
Wiem że ten temat dla Amerykanów, ale my też oglądamy 😉
Brakuje napisów po angielsku lub po polsku, pomocne przy nauce angielskiego.
Tempo mówienia za duże 🏃♀️💬, na szczęście można włączać wolniej w opcjach.
I love you.
Recently I'd fallen in love with Rose Lavelle. She's unlike anybody else I'd seen.
Jak byłem w USA, to widziałem rondo w Linglestown, PA. 😉
I'm part of Polish I live in the United States would you say it's a good vacation spot
So you’re still in Poland or states?
Are your videos going to be primarily in English or Polish?
Both! Depending on the topic, but I would like to keep it half and half.
@@monica_zielinski Very accurate observations, although not every American can like them. Congratulations.
I love the rotary traffic system in Cape Cod...
Your outlook... your phenotypical traits are almost 100% like my sister
26 days free without weekends
@ Michal .........26 labor days.
Monika dobrze mówisz po amerykańsku
Może to dlatego że jest Amerykanką? :)
Ta, ostatnio oglądałem jedną Kolumbijkę, ładnie gadała po Kolumbijsku. 😆
...My next Polish girl friend will not like that I can't speak Polish....:(
11 - Pierogi!
Hi Monica, great video. I am planning to move to Poland for higher studies, what do you say about that? Are there enough part time job opportunities available for students to bear their tuition fees and monthly expenses?
@ Are you from Poland?
@ Thanks, I dearly want to move to Poland for Bachelors, but I would have to finance my studies and other expenses myself after the first year, can I do that living in Poland doing a part time job?
@ so, you are positive that I can pay my fees and expenses by doing a part time job?
@ I think you misunderstood my question.
@@AmmarZebKhan You'll have no problem with finding a part time job in the major university cities, it would help if you know some Polish but English is fine as well, universities in Poland are either free or cost very little money, as for housing you can try to get into an "akademik" (University dormitory) or rent a room, I have a friend in Gdańsk that shares a flat with 2 people and he pays 500pln (~120€) a month, foreign students usually end up in Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, Lublin, Wrocław or Poznań. If you do some research online I'm sure you'll be able to find all the information you need, good luck with your studies
tell us about it !!!
One. There is one thing Americans contributed to the World. Right turns on red!!!
FYI: in Europe it's a no no. There has to be green arrow light for you to make a right turn on red.
Also usually you can have a license when 18. Don't try to drive here on your learning permit when 15:)
P.S. 5:36 What do you mean Europe's not a country?!? Turkey??? There's a country named after Thanksgiving bird??? What do you mean Hungary, like in "I'm hungry"? Now you're just f**king with me...
Włosi mają Monica Bellucci, Polska ma Monica Zielinski.
Prędzej Monica Leviński, bo Polska Monika, to dziewczyna ratownika.
Very Interesting. Im Curious, Are the polish people "addicted" to cell phones as Americans? Specifically Texting and swirving @ you while driving. In other words cell phones take priority over driving Safely.
absolutely not. we cannot use the phone while driving. you may lose your driving license
:)
Podoba mi sie to jak wyglondzsz :) I to jak muwisz . Oglondajonc twoje przemuwienia ucze sie jenzyka Angielskiego . pozdrawiam :)
Polski podszkol......w ortografii zwłaszcza:)
Nice video 👍🙏👍🤝🤝🤝🤝✔️🌷
Paying for incoming telephone calls in US.
Sales tax which you never know until you pay.
👌👍💪
Nie dość,że piękna kobieta to sensownie mów, polać jej :)
Ale jesteś ładna!! 😍
about roundabouts - have U been in UK ?????????????????????????
Gr uit Nederland 🎉🎉
I allways tip everywhere.
"1 objective thing and 9 subjective things I like about Poland."
To be fair, some of the things listed are European and not just Warsaw related. Also, if you do not speak Polish your experience can be a little different than what is discussed above.
You ever been in toronto
I thought you are Portuguese or Italian
What part of us you from hope not Chicago
From American point of few, who care about other countrys? America is american centric, like evry empire.
Did u realize that u look just like Sanah (polish singer)?
Haha I've been getting this comment a lot on other videos so I finally Googled her and the resemblance is incredible.
@@monica_zielinski yeah that's crazy I had to google you both, I was so confused because I knew you before I knew Sanah i think i seen u on Kasia Mecinski's video am I right? Then I listened to sanah and i was like wait I seen her before but I couldn't remember where untill u popped on my TH-cam. You r awesome girl big fan of you ;) 👏
If they rely on the employers to pay them and not the tip, the service will be according. Why would they try to give you the best service overall if they just get paid the same as if they give you just a mediocre service. That people say about some europien countries. The service suck in compare with the us.
It may be a little different, but i rarely experience rude waiters/waitresses. People also give tips, but it's not like in the US. Places with rude employees, or bad service simply get wiped out of the business by word of mouth and reviews on the internet, so no worries. All you have to do while visiting Europe is read some opinions and reviews before you go there and ignore the crappy places.
Pozdrawiam 1D z xlod
Pozyj tu dluzej, zrozumiesz ze jestes wsrod swoich, wsrod Karguli.
@Andrzej Tak, wsrod Ziemlakow z Kresow.
No i super. Pozdrawiam mlaskasz po Amerykańsku jak moje córy dialektem austryjackim.. nic dziwnego: przedszkole, szkoła, studia..wszystko w USA. pozdrawiam twojego tatę i mamę
Chyba zmieni zdanie.
Not necessarily :)
Ale z Ciebie fajna kobieta
W Polsce też mało kto wie jak się zachować na rondzie. Zjeżdżanie z lewego pasa jest bardzo częste więc zawsze trzeba zachować uwagę.
💋👍👍😁
Moja przyszła żona.
Jak Twoja skoro moja🤫🤣👻
Very Kissable.