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@mariuszstopa903

9 күн бұрын

If you learn Polish, Poles will treat you like a king.🙂

We really like Asians in Poland. ..for diligence,culture, cuisine, not causing problems, respect for the culture of the country they visit or live in.

I spent 3.5 years in Poland, faced no racism at all. Before that I was in Germany for 4.5 years, no racism. Only place I faced racism was in the U.S.

@gabrielleangelica1977

10 күн бұрын

That's not what I heard.

@Rowokop

9 күн бұрын

⁠@@gabrielleangelica1977you heard wrong

@Thurden_mixd

9 күн бұрын

@@Rowokop lmao

@gabrielleangelica1977

9 күн бұрын

@@Rowokop No, I didn't. Germany? Really? My relatives living in Germany disagree. A Polish commenter admits that he hates blacks.

@Rowokop

9 күн бұрын

@@gabrielleangelica1977 sorry, we miss understood, i meant living in poland, not in germany. thats my bad. because in poland there is no racism at all. i can talk about german cause i dont have a experience 🙏🙏

To whom it may concern - To be Pole doesn't mean to be white. To become a Pole, one can accept our history, tradition, habits ( good ones), and lifestyle (more family-orientated than Western ones) and be aware that the Roman - Catholic religion is the base of our nationality. All of these become easy when you speak Polish. There are many people in the history of Poland who are our national heroes without any drop of Polish blood

Asian's good reputation in Poland was being build for well over half a century and you have to thank mostly the Vietnamese population in Poland for that. Vietnamese Immigration to Poland has begun in the 50's through communist countries exchange programs which lasted untill the 80's. After fall of the communism in Poland with free market available - many more Vietnamese has come to Poland, being lured by the new opportunities (about which they knew from their relatives that were already in PL) to make business. And they have showed themselves as very hard-working, focused on building a new, better lives for themselves. Many of them started various businesses, as they are very entrepreneurial. Adding that to their general politeness and "not-problem-generating" behaviour makes for a perfect immigrant for us, since those are the values that are highly commended in Poland.

@WheresWes

10 күн бұрын

This has been my observation too. Plus Asians and slavs find each other physically attractive, which is nice

Also you might not know but In Poland we have the Tatar ethnic group living here for centuries, they are a small community but are considered 100% Polish even though they are not Slavic but Turkic Asians

We love asian people in Poland Greetings from Zakopane :D

As a Polish guy as long as you respect our culture and dont cause any problems you will be good here.

Sorry for the A-holes. Best of luck to all of You. Greatings from Poland.

as a Polish person Im very glad to see Asian people living here! I was always fascinated by cultures from Asian countries and I consider Asian people to be really cool. Coz every Asian country is like a different world to each other with very different culture and its awesome to see when people bring part of them here. I hope I didn't sound racist in a weird way :(

Most people in Poland just don't care about race, there are some people who are racist, but most of us just don't care if you're Asian, black or red. About jokes yeah, jokes tend to be racist, but also most of us don't mean to harm anybody

I always thought we are culturally closer to the West, until I moved to Western Europe. I started noticing our culture and mentality is actually more similar to the Asian one. Even things like e.g. respect for elders, caring about our ancestors graves, eating after funeral/bringing food to the dead. But what suprised me the most is when I saw a scene in a Korean drama when a man poured some alcohol on the ground next to the grave - all my friends used to do the same. Living in the West turned out to be quite eye opening experience for me in that matter 🙂

@Kawka1122

8 күн бұрын

Same observation :)

Haven't thought I can still learn something about my country. It's hearthwarming to hear these type of things so thanks.

Particularly South Koreans. The S Korea - Polish relationship is as strong as the US - Polish relationship. You can see it in the shops, business associations, military agreements, etc.

It’s sad to hear about the racism that happend to them but I strongly believe that most of polish people are not like this

I feel like polish girls mostly like hardworking and intelligent man, if you got class, and look, and you are humble it's easy to pick up polish girls. You don't have to earn much as long as you are good in that what you are doing. But the main reason why polish girls checking you up i mostly cuz you are exotic to them.

Świetny kanał! 👍😀

Interesting take on a 🌎 societal topic, keep up the good work Wes 👍

Nice to hear that ❤

Glad to have you here bro :)

Yo great to see Zhangster featured in this episode. I have noticed Eastern European women love Asian men including learning about our language and culture vs. America which has had a negative viewpoint towards Asian men in the media and movies.

In Poland we have a lot of people with asian features a lot of ppl were send to syberia and mixed there then back to PL. I have very good stereotype of asian people

I think I might pull up to Poland!

You are right bro. Your are on point

as a polish i can say that we love dark humor , and if it is racist joke its not because we hate race , its not bad intended , its more for laugh at it , just don't take it personal its not serious . Other thing i can say is we don't think about ethniticy , there is no thing like in US that police will do something bad to you or don't sell something because you're from other coutry , that type of racist nearly don't exist , sometimes happens that someone say comeback to your country but it happens only because we really don't like when someone tells us that we should do in our country something like activists or when someone comes to our country for social no for work and if someone watch too much tv he can think that whole ethnicy group do one of these hated stuff he will became racist , like tv say that imigrants from middle east don't work in germany and france but they do crime , its partitionaly true but most of these people are not like that but then that 40 years people will think most of them are bad or something , also when imigrants will disturb or want something to change in our country it will boost up racism to that people , but if you're normal and don't tells us what to do , we will accept like you're another polish person

@goshky

7 күн бұрын

There is practically no systemic racism in Poland - but that is mostly because there is not enough minorities to make any systemic discrimination possible with going full on open racism.

@Lukasx1PL

7 күн бұрын

@@goshky no , we have many minorities today , especialy ukrainians , i have one ukrainian friend in middle scholl class , and racism towards ukrainians is rare but happens sometimes , also about imigrants from middle east and nearby region , propably its not because racism we don't want let them in our country but we are scared what happend in france and germany , we never had terrorist attack in history , but whatever , we have still few corruption scandals and about year ago i think (maybe not) one politician give them polish visa or something for money so they let them in our country and we have now imigrants , way less than in west but enough for example to meet them sometimes in my city of 200 000 people , for example in center one time on week or something , there is more of them in capital and one month ago one was jumping on vehicle so he went to jail for vandalism , or half year ago one imigrant went out of the car on street in city for praying and he made traffic jam , like they have a different culture but if they coming to our country just obey law Its not like we don't have minorities , maybe 10 years ago that was true , but many people went to Poland and today we have many of them , maybe its not like 25% but it is something now

I personally think that Poland is more similar to Japan in terms of social norms, tradition, etc.

Racism usually comes from people you don't want to be around, whether you're a foreigner or not. In Polish jokes and memes, they are often referred to as "sebiksy" and "janusze" or as a whole "patusy". These are often poorer people.

@rado9952

8 күн бұрын

What a terrible thing to say. Poor people are as valuable, worthy and normal as anyone else. Racism is not a class-determined phenomenon. Everyone should be aware of this.

@marcinbrak7052

3 күн бұрын

Yeah, the comment about those people being poor is kind of unnecessary, since most poor people in Poland are not really racist, either by nature or by not giving a shit because they're too busy trying to put food on the table. The time to type out that sentence would've been much better spent explaining what a "patus" is to people who aren't Polish.

Good video Wes! Articulated my thoughts exactly.

I'm a Polish traveler who love South America, but I already visited 3 continents (N. Am., S. + Centr. Am. and Eu - of course). Unfortunately never been to Asia yet, but I'm sure of one thing: Asian ppl in Poland are most welcome! I do love them! They're a hardworking ppl, 'silent', 'quiet', NICE, sincere, they doesn't look for any trouble (mostly) Oh yeah! I LOVE their food! Especially Vietnamese! Mmmmmm! Wish them all the best in Poland and hope to see Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos one day! :)

A drink with the brand "Black" just standing there is an interesting touch in this video

@eksotropia

9 күн бұрын

lmao its very popular energy drink brand in poland, ive never thought anything about it tbh

@jacplac97

8 күн бұрын

Yea, together with its marketing slogan being, literally "Tiger: Power is Black"

I think the main problem in how Asian people are being treated (sometimes) in Poland is not nationalism, but xenophobia. Until very recently, lots of Poles had an exposure to other races which ranged from limited to non-existent, and fear of the unknown is pretty much a given. I grew up in a reasonably large Polish city of ~200,000 inhabitants, with a couple of universities and some advanced (for "communist" times) industry, and until ~1990 the only "non-Caucasian" people I met were just a few Palestinians studying medicine!

@MarekDohojda

9 күн бұрын

That. I am from that era as well, and the only Non Polish people I've met were Russians. Borders were closed, and given the atmosphere at the time, and the history, people were VERY xenophobic. I wasn't, and because of that, I had to fight, and was ostracized quite a few times. It was weird times, but in retrospect, quite understandable.

Tbh Asians for me are most welcome in Poland as they're always respectful, not causing any problems etc. even tho our cultures are a lot different :)

As a "brother comunistic country" we also took some North Korean orphans for quite a lot of time in the late 1950 who then came here to work later.

I'm surprised to hear American women don't find Asians attractive. I think Asians, with their delicate facial features, are the prettiest people in the world, both males and females.

- Polish culture and Chinese culture are similar to each other Man, I hope that’s not true. The last time I took a lift with a Chinese he casually spit on the floor right next to my shoe xD

Sonya is lucky she landed in Poland instead of Czechia. In Czech language YES is "ANO" (in Korean - Anyio) :)

That’s reason I don’t want to visit a place where people there don’t look like me I was in LA and it’s mainly Mexican and black and I stuck out as a Chinese guy . I was there for 6 days and visited all the tourist spots in LA . I didn’t go to 626 or san Gabriel Lot a lot hobos in LA too

@Ray-iz7tv

15 күн бұрын

Check out Irvine or the SF Bay Area if you can, lots of Asians.

8:23 The common past related to communism certainly unites us in the sense that we understand each other, what it is like when the authorities don`t respect their citizens and don`t care about them, only filling their own pockets with money while ordinary people are intentionally kept in poverty. Yes, communism in russia or China works a little differently now... but I think that we Poles clearly have sympathy for you guys. Yes, communism didn`t stay with us for long, but it was long enough to give us a lot to think about. It is worth noting one thing, and I say this as a Polish woman, Asian women are beautiful, you look young for a very long time, you have wonderful dominant genes and even mixtures of our genes with yours create very beautiful children... So I am not surprised that both women and men from Polish people want relationships with Asians because you are simply attractive ;). Remember that the 40+ generation is brought up in communist Poland and the older generation still remembers World War II, it is a traumatized part of our society. I don't want to explain the racists of that generation... but it's worth keeping in mind that they've been through a lot and don't know English like the younger generation... so even the Internet isn`t as open to them as it is to us. So they live in their beliefs and aren`t open to new experiences, so it's better to stay away from them ;) and absolutely don't worry about them unless they break the law - then feel free to report them to the police.

@demolek22

9 күн бұрын

40 years ago was 1984 so people who were born then were 5 years old when the communism finished. Time flies so those who you say do not speak English, do not know the Internet and remember communism are 50+

I dream about marry a Korean guy but my Polish boyfriend don't like it :(

@WheresWes

12 күн бұрын

Lmao ahahaha

@tog8505

10 күн бұрын

dont you understand? if you say to him you wanna marry a korean guy (which he's not) it's making him wonder if you'll stay loyal to him or just leave. its like him saying to you that he wants to marry someone but not you

@demolek22

9 күн бұрын

You know that Taehyung or Lee Min Ho will not fall for you😉 delulu, stick to what good you have if it's good

@romciofalkowski9254

9 күн бұрын

less kdrama, more "M jak miłość"🤣

The thing about renting to foreigners is that there is no way to get your money back if the foreigner stops paying, accrues debt, and then escapes back to their home country. No chance in hell they will get extradited, and removing an unpaying tenant is close to impossible in Poland.

I was one of the first to promote Japanese manga and anime on the wide scale in the 90s. Some still call me "the godfather of manga in Poland" LOL. I guess that is also a factor that Polish people are ok with Asian culture.

Usually, Poles will actually treat foreigners better, than their own, which the Ukrainian situation confirmed (until they outstayed their welcome, coming from the totally different East European culture, where someone's niceness toward you is considered a pathetic weakness).

@scifi85

8 күн бұрын

Could you please give an example of Ukrainians (and I don't mean drunk loosers that each country has) treat Poles as weak and pathetic? I live and work in Krakow for about 3 years and I hear a lot of complains but absolutely don't see that in a real life.

1:09 On the flipside, this may also be an issue to Indonesians, as "Tak" means "yes" in Polish, while it means "no" in Indonesian.

Hey. One note on renting an apartment. It has nothing to do with how you look like or who you are. It's about legal reasons. In case of any dispute you can just run away to a different country. Even if you stay in Poland it's much harder for a landlord to take you to court in case you eg. damage an apparent or you're not paying for it.

In general you should not face racism against asians in Poland. But there is no 100% guarantee you will not, like in every other country in the world.

Please be honest with me Mr.wes!! Which is better for Asians to live in…. Poland or Spain ???

@WheresWes

13 күн бұрын

Too broad of a question, it depends on what you're looking for

@Tommytanthemanofficial

12 күн бұрын

@@WheresWes well I earned a certification to be a certified teacher… to live abroad happily… wandering which 1 wud be better starter for new people living in Europe…

@WheresWes

10 күн бұрын

Dm me on Instagram or send me an email ​@@Tommytanthemanofficial

@tog8505

10 күн бұрын

@@Tommytanthemanofficial yeah so as a polish person if you want to be a teacher you'll have to learn the language and with polish it wont be easy

@czaja995

9 күн бұрын

@@Tommytanthemanofficial Currently in Spain you will earn more but it's also more expensive to live there, Polish economy is more stable at the moment and it might be easier to find a job in Poland. For teacher it depends what you would want to teach, where and what languages you know, it some case it might be required to know basic Polish language but in some cases different levels of English language might be all that you need, especially in privet language teaching schools.

As a Indian guy Poland is obły country where I can pickup chicks easily. Every weekend basically.

This is something I personally was afraid of, cuz I really want to visit Poland in a few years and have started learning Polish last year but I am a Brazilian who has both Portuguese and Native American ancestry, so my skin is white but my hair and eyes look Asian. It's very stressful in where I live cause people keep asking me outside if I come from Asia or from the US, which even tho it's an innocent question, I get tired of hearing it so often. I'm Brazilian and proud of it lol.

@tomaszkaminski8214

6 күн бұрын

Herę its first question. Od you wany to knows someone at worki at party or in some social place. First willa be mamę given front person approaching then mamę in return. And then where you from. It count also Poles to Poles first conversations. Just answers from Brazil. Dont go to your genetics.

As a Polish I can say that our jokes might be considered racist but usually are not intended to be racist. We joke about everyone it doesn't matter who you are. The thing is in Poland you have to feel distance from yourself. Don't take everything personally and understand that this is only a joke, meant to make you laugh and to break the ice not feel rejected. We also joke about ourselves so yeah. If we're joking it means that we enjoy the time with the other person and usually want to spend more time to get to know them more. Of course I'm not saying that in Poland we don't have racist people, when you experience racism you can hear the difference between the normal friendly jokes and racism poking. But at this age seeing people like that is rare. Everywhere where you go there will be racism. It's just normal. People have different thoughts so yeah. Don't be discouraged to visit different places just because of racism. It is bad but it shouldn't stop you from getting to know other people, culture and places.

man we have a very dark humor a friend of mine saw two asian people came up to them and asked whether they "eat dog" fortunetely they didnt understand english

With some jokes it can be that we don't know they're offensive but with some we know they are offensive, but we just like such humour and don't take those jokes too serious. We even like to joke like that about ourselves. Like do you do know why Russians when they go to Germany to steal cars always take 2? Because they want to still have 1 after going back through Poland. What shows our sense of humour is that we actually like to joke about the WW2, the most tragic event in our whole history. One of the most iconic Polish movies is "How I started the 2nd World War" which is a comedy from 1969. Although as a foreigner it's better to avoid making such jokes unless you're 100% sure it will get a positive reaction.

Many Poles love Asian food 😅

there was an asiatic ethno group or two in medieval Poland as well,

Poland wasn't exposed to aisan people, because we were never part of Soviet Union. This is different world, we rather think that asian people in Russia should have historically their own countries, as they were colonised by Russia. The fact that we like Asians is more from other points you mentioned - family values, hardworking, and especially politeness, slight intravertness are traits that we like a lot.

Poland did not have colonies, okay, it had some in the form of Kunta Kinte or Trinidad and Tobago, but not even directly, only through its tributaries, and it was in the 16th century for a short time, if I am not mistaken. No one came from there, but Poland was still quite ethnically complex for centuries. Polish-Lithuanian alliance, Ruthenians (progenitors of Ukrainians), Belarusians, Jews, Germans, and even smaller minorities, e.g. Armenians (for some time bankers of Polish kings) or Tatars (that's how it is!) - their Muslim descendants still live in Poland today . But it was - more or less - a similar cultural circle. World War II brought about the extermination of the Jews thanks to the German Nazis, after the war the borders changed and suddenly Poles became a homogeneous nation of over 90%. It was only in the early 1990s that people from Asia or Africa with different skin colors began to come to us in large numbers. And whole generations grew up here who, due to the country's communist isolation, could not travel around the world. So it's no wonder that people of a different "race" can still surprise, especially older generations, but I also hope that the spirit of the tradition of openness and tolerance has remained in the nation.

@Moonlight77162

12 күн бұрын

so what it was to weak to colonize anyone but it wanted colonies. dont use this argument ever again clown.

The word is "wypierdalaj" or "spierdalaj", about fights its common here. To awoid fighting dont look at those men passing them by worst thing is making eye and speach contact.

Polish people are in general not really racist - in the past, before the country started to collapse, Poland was one of the most multinational countries in the world. Often foreigners mistake thugs aggression with racism - but the truth is that pretty much all polish males in Poland also got some kind of issues on the street - including being beaten up - for foreigners it is just easier to find the reason :) As said in the video - we have lots of respect for Asian people due to the culture values and hard working. Last but not least - we love good food - and Asian is just wonderful :D

not renting apartments to foreigners is often not racism or nationalism but being risk averse - many people expect it is less risk to rent to polish people as there is no cultural difference and they know what to expect - while foreigners are less known what to expect from them.

what is the girl talking about in polish there is no "no" and even when people use it it means they agree on something but ints not very formal

I personally think that awareness of foreigners doesn’t come from history of invasions, but rather from history of isolation. Also from our demographic: in cencus from 2011, 99,7% of poles declared to be white, so we notice different looks more (we may stare, and I would dare to bet that at least 1/3 of Poles never saw a person of different race in real life)

In poland we don't care about who you are we care how do you behave most of the time

@WheresWes

8 күн бұрын

that's a fair point

btw, the fact that poles dont take jokes seriously as let's say in the US is soo right, its just friendly banter usually, like i had a black friend in school and people were laughing at him and giving him a nickname and he got used to it but no1 really is racist, just our humor is dark and misunderstood in most cases, like 2 white people calling each other n-words :)

Thanks

Wes i recommend You waching channel Danny loves Polska. This is how areicsn sound when soeakk polish. You can speak the same way

I’m really sorry and ashamed about these difficult experiences. Just some stupid people…

Vodka and pierogi connect Poland and China.😉

I am from Poland and I prefer this wasn't encouraged. Everyday there is more and more people coming, and all I see on TikTok is Indians encouraging other Indians to come move to Poland, like I saw a video of an Indonesian showing how much he got paid after a month in Poland and it had millions of views and the comments were asking how to move.

@CatSounds-u9f

14 күн бұрын

But yes its true in France or UK Asians may be looked down upon, but in Poland they're just seen as equal people, as we don't have some weird racial hiearchies like many western countries have nor a history of eugenics and thinking that our genes makes us better than others like the Anglo-Saxon Nations or Germany.

@WheresWes

13 күн бұрын

Immigration here is going to happen regardless. I might as well try to attract the right people to Poland

1:22 Always when I need to talk to non-white person in Poland I have this little conversation with myself in my mind: - He/She probably is not Polish, let's talk to him/her in English. - But isn't it kinda racist to assume that non-white person is not Polish? - Hmmm, actually it is. You don't have to be white to be Polish. And I am not a racist. - Yeah, we're in Poland, so let's try Polish first! And then in 99% of cases they turn out to be foreigners.

With tatoos it would be more in the cities. In suburbs it might less like that. In Poland having a tatoo is a symbol of being a badass. Many older generation' family memebers think only low lifes have tatoos (like criminals). And girls here strive for independence more. I think tatoos are a part of empowering for girls.

A small comparison of perhaps not races, but cultural backgrounds. Asians are seen in Poland as honest, hard-working people with a rich history. Asians come to Poland to work and lead a normal life. They assimilate, respect our traditions, do not impose their values, but also remain true to their own traditions. Mutual respect. Middle Easterners are seen as a potential threat because of their radical religion. We have a rich history full of wars but also mutual respect towards Islamic nations, who knows the history of Poland knows, unfortunately in the 21st century some radical Arab groups have sown unrest in the Western world. It's becoming more and more common to see radical people, and we don't like that, so we keep more distance. But if we see someone from that region coming to work honestly or study honestly and contribute something to society, there is no problem. As for people of black color, their directness and constant smiling usually pester us. We feel as if they want to impose themselves on us. We need time to get used to new people, and here it doesn't matter the color of the skin, but black people want acceptance immediately and without giving us time they immediately think we are treating them racist. They fail to see that we behave the same way towards any stranger, regardless of skin color. Blacks take it as a personal insult. Or at least I have had that experience. As for racist comments from certain people, I'm a white Polish woman, but I've also heard ugly comments. There are certain people who are just highly unhappy and mean and the color of your skin or background is as much a reason for them to be insulted as your gender, age, weight or the clothes you are wearing. I'm not saying that there are no racists in Poland, but most racists don't manifest their hatred, they simply don't interact with other races. Those who manifest their dislike are just unhappy people who hate everyone or difficult stupid kids. PS. I love Asian man and Chinese, Japanese and Korean dramas.

90 % of us (poles) dont give a duck about races colors etc. Just dont be a dick and you will have a lot of familly friends which will grow very slow to be a familly to you. But the rest 10% is a part that i as a pole dont want to have anything to do with. If you get my point.

Poles have specific kind of humour. Most of us are quite distanced and we laugh at ourselves too, we just don't take it personally. We just laugh at each other, call oursevles stupid and whatever - and we just don't care. We just know that somebody doesn't mean it, or even "well, actually he kinda has a point, which is funny in itself". That comes out of natural polish honesty. "Polish face" is another sign of that. You can clearly see when a Pole is hostile to you and when he's not, and just joking. But I get it that it takes time to get used to it. I mean, we may even call asians "the little yellow people" or "slant-eyes" or "yellows", but most of the times we don't really mean to be hostile, we are just ...bluntly descriptive? For example I'm like 170 cm tall which is not a lot and I'm also a little bit fatty (actually not that much, but exaggeration makes it even funnier), so when somebody calls "hey, come here you obese dwarf" it's like "wait, who's calling me?" xD And I just don't care, I know that people like to joke about me like that (well, actually most of the times it's me who starts to joke from myself), and I joke about them to make it even. If I know that they are not REALLY trying to insult me - I can just say "fuck off or I will crush you with my belly" and we both laugh. We don't really believe in "body positivity" in Poland, so I see it mostly as my fault by being gluttonous lazy-ass, so why should I be offended if they are just describing reality? Just look on the face, and if they don't look hostile - they aren't, but our sense of humour is brutally blunt and completely insensitive. We don't get offended easily and like people who are not offended easily and can sustain some kind of "word-induced damage". So you actually may have a polish friend who can out of nowhere call you "yellow guy" with 0% hostility, just to provoke you to say something even more offensive to him in return. Most of us just don't really care, especially younger generations ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also language is extremely important in Poland. You know polish - for most of us you are one of us. Learning that seriously fucked up and not really popular language requires a lot of dedication and only someone who REALLY wants to blend in would dare to even try to do such thing. I've seen black people at the gym sometimes, and I was thinking "immigrants or something? what are these black people doing here in the first place?". Suddenly one of them slipped on something and yelled perfectly crisp "Kurwa!", and I was immediately like "nope, one of ours". When you know polish you are nearly immediately part of the family. This language is extremely hard and many Poles don't even speak it properly, so it's very easy and very reliable test if you are "one of us" or "just passing by".

We should meet up bro I’ll be in wroklaw this week

Polish men like east Asian girls Polish girls like east Asian men I see a very prospective future and ground for cooperation here 😉

I wonder if you recognize the difference between Poles and Ukrainians? They behave a different way than Poles I guess? Does this emigration change this country?

You don't have to be not a Pole to become beat in Kraków, it doesn't mean anything xD Someone doesn't like you skin color, somoene doesn't like your ears, or nose...it's not racism, it's just a society margin...

I live in Wronki, it's a town of 10,000 people, perfect for Asians, there are already a lot of them, because we have a Samsung factory and a lot of people came here to work, I feel that our cultures fit well together

Also something that may to some degree influence why Slavic people tend to like Asians is the fact that Slavs and Asians actually still share a lot of facial features. You probably never played around with professional 3D character creators, but if you actually combine a typical North Indian / Pakistani face (big eyes, big noses, long face) with a typical Central Asian face (round face, small noses, small tilted eyes) you will get pretty close to what a modern day Slavic face looks like and obviously visual familiarity does help subconsciously to accept / tolerate another human being.

@WheresWes

15 күн бұрын

i have had this thought too, very interesting.

@xyz-tn3pl

15 күн бұрын

"Slavics and Asians actually still share a lot of facial features". Indeed, thanks to Gengis Khan ⚔️

@stefanbatory3632

3 күн бұрын

@@xyz-tn3pl Bullshit.

can you see slopnice

i feel like chinese mentality is closer to polish mentality than is that of english...

The tato thing has gotten out of hand here. Probobly a fad that will fade away in a dacade. But for now women just insist on making themselves ugly.

Please, please, pleaase, don't put everything under the "rasism" label. Like mentioned at the beginning of the video, large numbers of Asian people migrated to Poland in the second half of the 20th century and in the early 2000s, so if you meet a middle-aged person, it's probably economy-based resentment. The same that Ukrainians may be getting nowadays and the same that Poles have been getting since we started migrating to places, such as the UK or Ireland. The people who back then were in their productive years considered Asians as people who take away jobs from the native people.

Poland love people from Asia. Very kind, calm and hard working people.

Ps. Polish jokes are sometimes racista. However those are just jokes done by a nation which was invaded by everyone in the past. Dont blame us. Poles are not racists just wierd.

No, I hate Holland, love Brasil, a 2 nd tier country, get an income in usd of euro and your life is amazing

Ofc we love asians, why? cause you are well behaved

i love how your female part of people trying so hard to play victim card. So nice it wont work in Poland. ;D

asia is 100 times richr than poland why even go there?

@WheresWes

12 күн бұрын

Kind of an ignorant comment lmao

@Jamrock151

10 күн бұрын

​@@WheresWesyou're a white washed asian. You are in no position to speak for asians. Did you know Caucasians derived from east eurasian male? Tianyuan man from China is K2b haplogroup. Most Europeans have R1b/ R1a haplogroup which derived from Chinese K2b. Stages goes K2b- P -P1- R/Q- R1a, R1b, etc

@tog8505

10 күн бұрын

@@WheresWes yeah this guy replied to other comments in the same way, totally ignorant....

@QWERTIOX

8 күн бұрын

Ah yes, the entire continent is richer than a country that got economical independence like 30 years ago

Odd Leaving Korea to go to Poland Korea is a first world country

@gacekwilkooki

16 күн бұрын

And Poland isn't? I recommend checking the HDI and GDP (PPP) indicators for both countries. The differences are not that big. Additionally, Poland has a much friendlier work culture.

@novy1198

16 күн бұрын

are you american? you just said something so freaking dumb lol

@gacekwilkooki

15 күн бұрын

@@susangoaway This definition is completely outdated. Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and other counties in Central Europe was Second World about 35 years ago.Since these countries joined NATO and the European Union, calling them second world has lost its meaning. Especially since these three countries (together with the Baltic states and maybe Croatia) are better developed than some countries traditionally called First World. Term Second World may be stil useful for eastern european post communist countries like Belarus or Ukraine....

@ragnargrabson1287

15 күн бұрын

South Korea is the first wold country but with a lot problems: anxiety, depression which results in the highest suicide rates in the world, and lowest birth rates in the world too. Poland is more relaxed, you don't have those enormous social pressures like in S. Korea. I will be traveling to South Korea in the October 2024 for two weeks so I will learn more about this country.

@Moonlight77162

12 күн бұрын

@@ragnargrabson1287 still poland a 2nd world country.

Asians are welcome in Poland. We respect Asian culture and Asians like Poles are hard workers. What we dont like is illegal imigration in masses and demanding more and more right for muslim community which is very demanding in many ways. For now we dont have problem in Poland but we observe other European countries and how dangerous they become for native people there. We have polish muslim Tatars which are fight in our side for centuries so our king give them land, ciliv right and they are part of our history and we respect them. And ofc Asians girls are the cutest from all the races✌️😂

If they use term white people they should use term yellow people equally

@WheresWes

8 күн бұрын

we are yellow it's true.