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@Nalesnik158

3 ай бұрын

I'm Pole living in Germany (yet :)). If you would like to compare Bratwurst as a german sosuage to polish sosuage it is like compare hourse (Germany) to Air Force One (Poland). Believe me if you will try polish sosuage than you will say that german sosuage taste like paper. You should buy in Poland and taste sosuage like: - kabanosy Tarczyński - kiełbasa śląska - kiełbasa krakowska - kiełbasa toruńska - kiełbasa zwyczajna - kiełbasa podwawelska there is many to buy just like ham- tens And taste cheese what is everywhere in the world- gouda (polish is delicious). Look out! If you are going to go to Poland, prepare yourself that you will go back home 10 kg heavier after 2 weeks in Poland. Soooooo delicious food, you will eat everything, because everything tastes amazing. Enjoy your meal ;)

@pawelkolo9678

3 ай бұрын

As a Pole I'd be honored to host YOU in my home country! I'm impressed with the knowledge about the Country You guys already have! Please come visit and stay as long as you wish! Greets from Atlanta!

@milczar_

3 ай бұрын

@@Nalesnik158 ... and kiełbasa myśliwska !

@ironlionuk

Ай бұрын

sorry for caps but u really need to try next time CZERNINA

Numer 6 was incorrect. There are 60 million Polish speakers worldwide. 22 million of them live outside of Poland.

Kissing bread that has fallen to the ground, has a very long tradition. You do this , so that you will never find yourself in a situation , where you run out of bread (as the basis for your nutrition).

@agnieszkazuk

3 ай бұрын

I do it all my life.

@hory-portier

3 ай бұрын

My grandmother always told me, that when she was small that was something they were doing. Never heard about it anywhere else, tho. Nice little fact from Polish history. Maybe it's because I never did that that now I'm stuck with no bread as I can't go to the bakery during my work hours... And can only use other things or the poor quality supermarket bread.

@user-it5rr3kv6p

3 ай бұрын

​@@hory-portiermy grandmother always Kissed the bread after dropping it on the Ground becouse Bread is the "body" of Jesus christ

@sylwiaratajczyk8534

2 ай бұрын

Yes I think this tradition (or gesture) has religious origins indeed

@TheGrzB

29 күн бұрын

There's tradition in some homes to make a cross with edge of knive on bread before cutting it as Thanksgiving gesture.

As a Polish South African, I don't regret moving back to Poland. I miss the oceans, the food, the nature and some friends from South Africa, but in general - I think we know why this move was necessary...

@sunebeale

3 ай бұрын

I 100% understand. It’s bittersweet 😢

@publicminx

3 ай бұрын

as a German which is even much more straight than usual Germans , I say that South Africa has a typical socialist/left wing black racist, antisemitic/antizionist Nazi Tri-Party-Alliance (ANC, Union, Communists) which are also corrupt like hell and like all left wings are also an amplifier for crime - and bad economic decisions. They represent exactly the same negative combinations as all those socialist parties in Latin America (all are also antisemitic/antizionist). The infrastructure is falling apart, their racist, antisemitic/antizionist affirmation actions cause brain drain and bring permanently incompetent ppl into the system = corrupt AND racist client system. And their hands on SABC and several news papers/media is also typical for such ideologic constructs. And being part of a loser club like BRICS will help less then for instance learning that the best developed countries have all one thing in common (except a solid political and law framework and infrastructure/structure): they rank high in the Index of Economic Freedom (which South Africa does not (Rank 116 which is even below the average of the world)). Should be not a big surprise that since years neither the GDP nor the GDP per capita is growing (even worse) ... and the always high crime rate (which btw. includes permanent theftery/stealing parts of the infrastructure components) does also not support a brighter future ...

@pawelkolo9678

3 ай бұрын

Its completely understandable!, As a Pole living half of my life in US and having few South African friends I know exactly what you're talking about...

@vichael

3 ай бұрын

yes.. south african nature is amazing, i feel you

Maria Skłodowska-Curie!!! Not Maria Curie!!

@DrLucyfer666

3 ай бұрын

Maria Skłodowska - Curie mistrzu :)

@TomaszZZPL89

3 ай бұрын

@@DrLucyfer666 Masz rację. Zamieniłem miejsca nie wiem czemu 😉

A few corrections 1. The Podchalański Sheepdog is always white and is much larger than the Labrador. 2. In Poland we have several traditional dishes such as bigos, pierogi, żurek. 3. As for famous people, Fryderyk Chopin was also Polish. Or the latest Mariusz Pudzianowski who was the strongest man in the world five times. 4. Iced vodka is simply sweet. 5. The bread in Germany where I live is completely different from Polish bread - Polish bread is much tastier. 6. Apart from the desert, we also have sand dunes that move several meters every year.

@mtyzsw6549

3 ай бұрын

*Podhalanski .... ignorancie

@zorgub1176

3 ай бұрын

@@mtyzsw6549 Nie znasz mnie to po co mnie obrażasz. Typowy baran z polski prawilniak się znalazł poza tym mam dysortografię i często popełniam błędy w pisowni staram sie je wyłapywać po napisaniu jakiegoś tekstu no ale tan akurat mi umknął. Pozdrawiam

@mtyzsw6549

3 ай бұрын

@@zorgub1176 Jesli juz ktos kogos obrazil ,to chyba Ty mnie. Ignorant to jest normalne slowo ze slownika. Za moich czasow nikt sie nie tlumaczyl dysortografia. Nie bylo takiego pojecia , po prostu uczen dostawal "ndst" ze sprawdzianu I nie bylo ,ze on ma "chorobe" 😂😂😂

@beabea5273

3 ай бұрын

​@@zorgub1176sa slowniki ortograficzne...

@mark-howgh

3 ай бұрын

@@zorgub1176 Kiedyś dysortografię wybijano uczniom z głów w drugiej klasie szkoły podstawowej. Gdyby nie fakt, że przed pierwszą powojenną reformą szkolnictwa tylko wybitni specjaliści wiedzieli co to takiego ta dysortografia, a z pewnością żaden z nauczycieli, to dzisiaj bym pisał "potchalańzki ofczarek".

We of from Australia to Poland and other Slavic Nations in May 2024, can't wait to eat and drink and have good chat with people.

As a Pole I would be honored to host South Africans like YOU in my home country! Please visit and stay as long as You wish!

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words ❤️

She looks like typical polish girl!

@sunebeale

3 ай бұрын

I will take that as a compliment! Thank you 😊

@damsonofficial

3 ай бұрын

@@sunebeale that's definitelly a compliment, polish girls are gorgeous :)

I'm surprised that the north-eastern region of Masuria (Mazury) was omitted in this film. Masuria is the most beautiful lake region of Poland.

@mahrcheen

2 ай бұрын

Yeah! I want the lector to say Węgorzewo, Kętrzyn or Gietrzwałd

This video was showing real photos of something when the name of the thing mentioned was still on the screen, but after that there were just some stock photos not related to Poland. The most striking was when they have shown Chinese dumplings when talking about pierogi... And you also noticed yourself, the small cups used for vodka were shown only for a second, and then they switched to those vine cups. Nobody uses those for vodka. Only the small ones.

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Yes we agree. Could of just been some computer generated stock imagery and not the real thing that actually happens in Poland

Guys Many thanks for this great video about Poland. Just one thing about vodka: The big mistake many foreigners make is that they treat vodka as it was a wine (they taste it). Poles drink vodka for its strength not its taste ! regards J.

Have a good and enjoyable time in 🇵🇱 Poland.

I was a guid for german tourist in Kraków but I‘m from Warszawa. Even if I life abroad we can areange a date to show you Poland coz there is so much to see you can’t find in videos. Completely underrated.

I hope you will have a great time in Poland.

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

Bread also symbolizes the Eucharist, so you kiss it if it falls to the ground.

I'm watching from Poland and I'm Polish from the Sudetes.

12:40 fun fact, blue in polish flag represent loyal allies :P

@publicminx

3 ай бұрын

what about the relation between Poland and Hungary?

@hkezbbpb

3 ай бұрын

@@publicminx that was a joke... we still we like each other, there was very much moments we be on the same team. But not always like, right now private interest in Hungary is more important than our security.

@publicminx

3 ай бұрын

@@hkezbbpb yep the Russian/Orban situation. But in general (or before that), had most Polish ppl answered with Hungary (and vice versa) or wasnt that a big thing anyway, despite of the contemporary poitical situation? I mean, some 'long term friendships' might only exist in a political/historical context for ppl who know about that while most ordiinary ppl (not so used to history/politics) might have (even if heard about that passively) always had another focus ...

U make me cry!!! 🤗🤗🤗🥹🥹🥹! That’s was beautiful!! Thanks a lot ! LOVE U GUYS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nice video 😊 hope you manage to visit those beautiful places!

You've gotta try Polish mayo with kielbasa... no joke, it's incredible. The smoky sausage mixed with creamy Kielecki mayo? Absolute heaven. It's Poland's flavor bomb in a bite. Seriously, it's a game-changer.

@absul2312

3 ай бұрын

Only Winiary mayo...

@DE480FC

3 ай бұрын

@@absul2312 Any Polish mayo... Polish mayo just tastes different than the rest of the whole 😀

@absul2312

3 ай бұрын

@@DE480FC I don't know, maybe. But there's ongoing war between Winiary and Kielecki lovers so I'm just stating my opinion.

Tłusty czwartek is tomorrow guys. Hehe.

Sausage is by no means a European thing - the practice of stuffing animal intestines with spiced meat dates back to neolithic times and people have been making sausages of all sort all over the world, from China to Peru. Of course there are regions where sausages are particularly popular, and Poland is definitely one of them.

Polska to Europa centralna. Italia

4:15 The German army was very meticulous in literally razing the city to bare ground. As far as I remember, the troops would just go from one building to the next, destroying it. Those were the orders, they had to completely destroy the city. If you ever happen to visit Warsaw, go to the Warsaw Uprising Museum and wait for the projection of a short 3d movie during which you "fly" over destroyed Warsaw. I was speechless after I saw that clip. Edit: 13:20 Cold vodka is simply smoother and more pleasant to drink :)

@publicminx

3 ай бұрын

some of the destruction was due to fights (ca. 12%), later due to the revolt in the Ghetto (ca. 15%). the rest of the about 85% of destruction was (btw, similar to some destruction they also did in Berlin as well) for the plan to rebuild the city (which didnt happen anymore). But apart from all those world war disasters: what really sucks is that while Poland as well as Germany was able to rebuild after the War a lot, TODAY basically in the entire West they are not able to create new additional new-old urban structures like that (mixed with modern buildings etc.) but create mostly anti-urban isolated blocks on rather pointless green as 'new ecological urban structures' (in reality just a rebranding of commie block like structures - the combination of the worse: neither true nature nor a lively urban city).

@MsGtr

3 ай бұрын

Cold vodka & hot woman . Not other way 😊

W Polce, nigy nie wyjdzicie głodni. A pomijąc inne sprawy, każda kobieta będzie Polakom cenna i wartościowa. Bo kobietę całujemy po rączkach, dlatego, że one dają nam życie. Każda jest piękna i dlatego je kochamy. Czego i Wam facetom tam gdzieś życzę.

I love your South African English. It's very sweet and unique.

1. Near The Royal Castle in Warsaw there is a unique, small, modest Church of the Lord's Transfiguration Capuchin Brothers, forgotten place, in it there is something very valuable for Poles, something that changed the fate of Europe and the World. 2. Jasna Góra Monastery with image of the Black Madonna, People say that she has miraculous powers are attributed.... is related to 1st and 3rd place. 3. "corpora dormiunt, vigilant animae" If you find yourself in one of these places, leave your worries behind...

Well done 👏 Tys piknie

25:17 - lol... I'm listening to it 7 times and I'll listen to it 8 more. Great pronunciation ;) If I hadn't seen the signature, I wouldn't have known what he said :-D

There is much taken from Polish poetry in this video you react to. 'His blood will be of the heroes of old, And his name will be forty and four' is from Adam Mickiewicz's 'Dziady', one of the most influential works of Polish Romanticism. That puts 44 points in an interesting cultural context. The bread taken from the ground and stork life in Poland are important motives in Cyprian Kamil Norwid's 'My Song' poem, which many Poles know by heart. It is focused on longing for the Motherland and still something more. Both are from the end of the first half of the XIXth Century (although precise dates are hard to point out)

There is so many aspects, which are much more complex... Starting from food, and ending at the history ;) You know a lot about my country already, and I am really happy, that people are more and more interested in Poland... P.S. PIEROGI come in 2 versions: just boiled, or boiled and then panfried... So you can choose :) And.... I don't like vodka, but from the freezer is more drinkable for me. You should try a good one, like Chopin, or Belvedere. Greetings from Poland :D

sorry but his pronunciation of Polish words is hilarious :D Every part of Poland has specific dishes so hard to find only one. We have 12 "standard" dishes on wigila (Christmas eve). About wódka (vodka)... there are so many types and flavors so everyone will find something interesting. One thing - clear vodka should be as cold as possible. and one thing very funny for us. sausage in polish is kiełbasa. So when someone said "kiełbasa sausage" in fact it means "sausage sausage". Also pierogi is plural. One pieróg and many pierogi ;)

Do you know that in Warsaw there is a monument commemorating South African pilots who fell during World War II on the territory of Poland?....there were 147 of them.

Also the thing is to visit the cities of Poland in the correct order at the right time of a year, for example: Gdansk in August (to see the Jarmark Dominikanski), Warsaw in the summer (to listen to Chopin music at the concerts at Lazienki park), Wroclaw in December etc.

As to the point on landscape diversity... Yeah. Not just seaside and mountains. We also have hills, lakes, plains, forests, a desert... You name it, we probably have it. Within a 4 hour drive from anything else you might feel like visiting.

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Poland literally has every landscape known to man 😅 quite wild if you think about it. You can experience everything in ONE country!

@LongandWeirdName

3 ай бұрын

@@BB.Beyond.Borders Climb a mountain on one day, sail on a lake the next, after which, on the same day, have a stroll through a thick, rich, natural forest to see the largest European reservation of the European Bison to safely experience the majesty of those huge and calm beasts, followed by a day visiting the largest castle in the world, and/or a day at the seaside... and make it back to the same hotel from each location by the evening, saving yourself the trouble of having to carry your luggage to train station lockers each day. No matter if you rent a car or use the extensive railway network we offer, you can get everywhere in a few hours from a central point. I have been alive for 40 years and, in that time, have only left the country three times. To see a full solar eclipse, to see a volcano eruption, and to visit the Louvre. My country has nearly everything a tourist could want. Plus, our food is delicious. A mix of the hearty cuisines of the North and East, providing simple and filling meals that will keep you warm on cold nights, with the complex cuisines of the South and West of Europe, with their long ingredient preparation times(French cheeses, Hungarian, Italian, and Spanish meats, German Sauerkraut). It's good to be right in the middle. We get to experience the best of both worlds. Most of us under the age of 50 also know English at, at least, a basic level, as it is mandatory to learn a foreign language since primary school and nearly everyone picks English, so English-speaking tourists don't have to worry about communicating with us too much. I wholeheartedly recommend visiting us to experience what I mentioned first hand.

Saint John Paul II was a polyglot. He knew 7 foreign languages. He was fluent in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Latin. The Polish Pope also spoke in Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Hungarian and Czech.

Uwielbiam Was😍

You can see some videos about Warsaw Uprising, there are some really good. :)

Poland 🇵🇱 is a great country and has many things to offer

Zobaczyć wszystkie piękne miejsca w Polsce podczas jednego ludzkiego życia to jest niemożliwe haha. W filmie było mówione o 500 zamkach, a jest ich dużo więcej. Tak można by mówić i pisać . Przyjedź do Polski to dopiero poznacie jak pachnie prawdziwy chleb . Chcesz pić polską wódkę.. to tylko na imprezie z Polakami ha ha ha .

You must try gingerbread cookies from Toruń , this city is famous from them. Also should try sweets like krówki, paluszki słone, delicje. You should try kaszanka and krakowska kiełbasa. There are a lot of good things to try.

There's one more thing, they haven't mentioned in that vid! That is the hospitality and helpfulness of the Polish people! But this you'll have to face yourself..! ; ]

God, honor and Homeland Poland

When it comes to food, you have to try pierogi. And yes, I recommend going wherever your legs take you, because there is good food everywhere, and you can always be pleasantly surprised.

Pustynia Błędowska warto zobaczyć

Poland loves you

Enjoy your trip to Poland. Dependent on where you go, the staple food differs by the region. As for pierogi, you can have them boiled or fried and they come with tons of different fillings from sour to meaty to sweet. It's just an individual preference so ask and the waitresses will help you chose. Definitely try basic zapiekanki, kartacze, barsz (beat soup), nalesniki, zurek, kaszanka, schabowy... Have fun :)

When visiting Poland, you must also visit Poznań

I’m Polish I lived in Czechia and Czechia has nowhere near the sausage culture Poland does. Poland has hundreds of varieties each of which is distinct. Huge cold cuts sections in shops. In Czechia tiny in comparison

My daughter also returned from the language school on Sunday from South Africa ;-)

@janusz4695

3 ай бұрын

Masz bardzo przychylną nam, Polakom córkę. Bardzo cenimy to, że RPA potępiła napaść na Palestynę. Twoja córka może spokojnie odwiedzić Polskę. Nic jej się tu złego nie stanie. A gdyby coś nie tak, to zaraz będą na miejscu faceci, którzy wytłumaczą gościowi, że popełnił błąd. I skończy w szpitalu. Aby nie w kostnicy. Jego wybór.

Resataurant: Chłopskie Jadło, Kraków, Grodzka 9 street. Try: Sour rye soup served in bread

9:12 pierogi ( dumplings) can be either soft or crunchy,it is depends which day you eat them 😉

Hello @Beyond Borders I like watch yours video! I decided to write you about a few dishes that are rarely talked about : świeżonka, czarnina, barszcz z uszkami, lemieszka, kaszanka, gołąbki, bigos, flaczki, pyzy z mięsem, golonka, kiełbasa ziemniaczana z boczkiem, żurek w chlebie, placek po cygańsku, smalec, tatar, chleb w jajku z serem, golonka, gulasz z serc, kartacz, kołduny, zrazy, kluski, kotlet mielony, klopsiki, :)

The true origin of sausage is shrouded in mystery. It's impossible to pinpoint where meat was first encased in casing to create this beloved food. However, this method of preserving and serving meat clearly appealed to Europeans, and the idea spread throughout the continent over time. Today, virtually every European country has its own unique sausage varieties. These sausages differ in many ways, including their smoking, boiling, cooking, baking, and frying methods. They can be spicy or mild, and each region of Europe has its own distinctive style. Polish sausage, brought to the United States by Polish immigrants, became immensely popular there and is still enjoyed today. Thanks to its popularity in the US, Polish sausage has become known worldwide. Poland is also recognized as a renowned producer of cheeses!

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Sausages is like a worldwide food. Every country has their own version of it. The question is though, which country has the best tasting one 😋🤫😉

Geography now Poland You have to watch this and I'd love to see your reactions 😊😊😊😊

Do you know that cold cuts meat take roots in ancient Mesopotamia and kielbasa in Rome? IDK why people think it's slavic culture. I mean we do like it. It tastes good and is handy. First official butchers guild was founded in Wroclaw in 1175 but i guess earlier people made it too. Technology and recipes vary but most civilisations invented ways to preserve meat by drying, smoking or oiling. And about vodka - we shoot it. We don't drink it for the taste. If you do, you have problem :P // Copernicus identified himself as a Pole and commanded the defense of Olsztyn Castle. He spent his most important years away from Torun. He was much more important and did much more than looking into the stars. His mother was from Germany. Also Torun was built and belonged to Teutonic Order for over 200 years. When Copernicus was born Torun had been Polish for 20 years. Malbork was built by Teutonic Order too. BTW death camps are also not built by us :P

When it comes to gnomes statues in Wrocław, I think the actual number is closer to 900.

Musicie spróbować pierogów mojej mamy 😊 pyszne

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Is that a subtle invite?😉

polacy to słowianie dlatego według tradycji słowiańskiej przedchrześcijańskiej w Wigilię wolne miejsce przy stole było zarezerwowane dla zmarłych przodków tak aby oni również mogli być na spotkaniu rodzinnym

@mark-howgh

3 ай бұрын

W zupełności się zgadzam. W ostatnie zaduszki rozmawiałem z duchem kmiecia z 842 roku i on w pełni potwierdza twoje słowa. Powiedział mi także, że od współcześnie zmarłych dowiedział się, że przed ciągiem reform w szkolnictwie zapoczątkowanym w 1969 roku "Polacy" pisano z dużej litery, zwłaszcza na początku zdania. Zapewnił mnie także, że inni Słowianie, no może z wyjątkiem Rosjan, też by się nie obrazili, gdybyś potraktował ich z dużej bukwy.

@JesusMagicPanties

3 ай бұрын

No właśnie jakiś koleś nagabywał mnie namolnie. Patrzę - a to zmarły przodek.

Poland is a country of history and good food but people here love a good party and vódka here is kinda smooth and taste's good mainly because we like to experiment with it to drink it with for example orange juice or tomato juice

The man had as much as 14.8 per mille in his blood. His intoxication test gave such a high result that the test was carried out five times. The man dies several days later as a result of injuries suffered in the accident. His “result” can be considered an official Polish record (he survived). According to the book, the lethal dose is about 4 permille.

As a Pole i can say that we are proud of our Pagan history and friendship with Vikings ( Wolin Island) 😊. Please come to visit us. Thank You very much for good words about us❤

Today is Fat Thursday❤

Remember Poles all over Europe and world

MORE FUN FACTS 1) The european bison was truely brought back from the edge of extinction: the population was at it's lowest in 1923, numbering 54 and extinct in the wild. Thanks to meticulous conservation efforts there are around 7500 european bisons as of 2019. Around half of the population inhibits Poland and Belarus. 2) 12:53 On a closer look the shot glasses the newlyweds are drinking from are tied with a ribbon. If the video went on, one would see them throw the glasses behind them. They are supposed to shatter but remain tied. It symbolises unity. 3) The Polish have strong opinions on mayonaise brands. 4) The names of the months in polish have unique ethymology (well, except for May). About celebrated days and traditions: 5) Wigilia (Christmas Eve dinner): there's a number of small customs associated with it, such as putting hay under the tablecloth or serving 12 dishes. The plate for uninvited guest used to be a plate for the ancestors. Likely a remnant of paganism, which- there are quite a few if one pays attention. 6) A children's game on the last week of winter involves making an effigy out of straw or crepe paper and either burning or drowning it. This actually is an old custom supposed to hasten the coming of spring, as the 'doll' represents Marzanna, the godess of winter and cold. 7) All Saints Day is a national holiday in Poland. It's custom to tidy the graves in preparation for it and visit the cementary on 1st and 2nd November. The graves are decorated with flowers and lanterns. There's also "Dziady", a collection of rites performed on the night of 31st October, although it's way less popular, unless someone is really into romantic literature. 8) On St. Andrew's, (or Andrzejki), one of the most popular methods of divining is carromancy: it involves pouring hot wax into a bowl of cold water, preferably through a key, and then observing the shadows it casts in light of a candle. Another one involves taking off shoes and placing them in a line one after another until they reach the door. The shoe that reaches the doorway first belongs to the girl who willl marry first out of the group.

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to share this ❤️❤️❤️

Drinking vodka is a matter of tradition and culture. And when it's cold, you don't taste it as much. In addition, you need to eat something fatty before drinking. You drink from small glasses, then you drink juice or tea. Technique is important.

Hey 😉 I think, You've seen a little part, that Poland is proud of. If You want to feel all of them- come and visit Poland, country that's very safe, friendly, with a large tradition, history and culture in Europe. Come visit also Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, all Europe. I have visited all of this countries, come and visit us. Greetings from Poland ❤

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

We will definitely be there a lot more in 2024!❤️

Maria Skłodowska-Curie - she was polish and took her french husband surname as a addtion

Both of you are beautiful South Africans. I am pretty sure you will easily fit in the Polish society.

If you are in Warsaw, go to the Polish Vodka Museum. They will teach you how to drink vodka properly and how to distinguish grain vodka from potato vodka

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Aaah this is really cool! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️❤️❤️

Window wipers invented by a Pole, Melex was also a Pole, a modern periscope used in tanks all over the world, copied by many countries from the Polish tank, England, USA, Russia, Germany to this day.woki toki

Poland and Germany are neighbours. We booth share lots of things, like foods etc. In fact lots of polish traditions are in some way influenced by german ones.

Pierogi z poprzedniego dnia smażymy na patelni co sprawia że są chrupiące i smakują całkowicie inaczej jak te świeżo wyjęte z gotowanej wody. Ale są równie smaczne :) Pełna nazwa to "Pierogi Ruskie". Przez ostatnie wydarzenia na Ukrainie przez niektórych nieuków w Polsce ta nazwa jest bojkotowana. W Polsce mylą historyczne tereny Rusi Czerwonej ( Polski i Ukrainy) z Rosją. To taka ciekawostka ;) Zapraszamy i życzę udanej wycieczki :)

@zbychu611

3 ай бұрын

A i myślę że jeżeli poprosicie o usmażenie pierogów w restauracji to chyba nie powinno być z tym problem :)

The Podchalan Sheepdog is much larger than the Golden Retriever and weighs about 65 kg

78.6% to be exact

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The thing with bread has religious backup

The largest brick castle in the world is in Poland

Poles with the Nobel Prize Maria Skłodowska-Curie (1903, 1911) - physics and chemistry; Henryk Sienkiewicz (1905) - literature; Władysław Reymont (1924) - literature; Czesław Miłosz (1980) - literature; Lech Wałęsa (1983) - peaceful; Wisława Szymborska (1996) - literature; Olga Tokarczuk (2018) - literature.

The first two videos show the old and new factory where machine tool holders are produced. Based on these films, you can see how technology has changed in Poland. The second two videos show furniture factories operating in Poland. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pGFopY9-n9aboqw.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z3WtqZR7ZqqclMo.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5WJk6dyYLComNI.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZWmht65tqqandrA.html

Vielen Dank und herzliche Gruesse aus Koeln am Rhein, dziekuje i serdecznie pozdrawiam z Kolonii nad Renem

But taste vodka in vodka museum in Kraków. To be precise, museum of destilation, address is Fabryczna 13. You'll have all history of it and tasting. And remember, vodka is non coloured liquid, coloured ones with fruits added (sometimes so much sugar that they're unbearable to drink) are called "nalewki" so please keep that in mind when you'll see signs "polish vodka plates" and they will Steve you coloured ones. That's not it! :)

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing we’ll be sure to add it to the list 😅

Słucham z Polski

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

So many polish viewers! That’s awesome! Welcome to the channel

6:00 That's not a coincidence I watching it at polish fat thursday, right YT algorithm?

I will name some of polish staple cusine: bigos, gołąbki, pierogi(you must try fried pierogi), kotlet mielony, zrazy. Many soups: barszcz czerwony, żurek, rosół, kapuśniak, krupnik. Cakes: Makowiec, sernik, szarlotka, pączki, faworki. You must try polish kiełbasa, bratwust in Germany is not even close as good.

Hello from Poland!Fat thursday is tomorrow❤.Pleszew come to Poland and mąkę some videos about Your staying here😊.You mus try żurek - traditional Polish soup!

Not a scone my friend. PĄCZKI ( pronounced PONCHKI) is top quality doughnuts with filling. I tkink Poles invented doughnuts just like they did with vodka in middle ages

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

Yum!

8:52 - pierogi can be administered differently. I like to heat them in a pan so that they have a crispy, golden skin. And what you see in the preview are not polish pierogi.

Polish people be like: " I'm not able to do it? Hold my beer"

13:50 Wódka is just a Juice from potato

These are called stupid, untrue and ugly stereotypes. Come to Poland and judge for yourself. I assure you that Poland is currently the safest country in Europe, and perhaps in the whole world. A cheap country with a lot to show. And we welcome every guest with heart.

I actually thought that drinking vodka cold is common knowledge... When alcohol with high precentage of alcohol is very cold it's easier to drink. Especially vodka wich isn't the best tasting alcohol.

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

I think it works the same with beer. The Colder the beer, the easier and more tastier it is to drink

Comparing polish "kiełbasa" to german wurst is a disgrace and misunderstanding

@jerzy7118

3 ай бұрын

Holy truth . And if they tried homemade country sausage, they would know what a real sausage is.

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kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y22E1puaZq7gc9Y.html Welcome to Bielsko-Biała . Small Vienna in Poland

ill comment along watching to maybe give a bit more info: - the best thing about the Christ statue are the satellites and antennas in the crown :) and we also have tallest pope statue which is know to look as our own strongman Mariusz Pudzianowski -fat thursday comes right before catholic lent, this year 8th of february. we eat more than the pączki, basically if its sweet and deep fried it passes ;) -traditional polish food is basically made from what could be preserved for winter so sauerkraut, smoked meats and sausages, dried mushroom, flour and grains nut historically we also had significant influence from our opressors and immigrants like for example jewish people - Wieliczka salt mine is worth a visit. Its right next to Kraków and you can get trip from the city - Andrzejki is basically what Poles celebrate a month after complaininh how "pagan and satanist" halloween is ;) but its not that different, its one of the few folk thing we have -what ive learn about the flag color is that white symbolizes the purity and red - the blood of the fallen - not sure about the origins but first mention of vodka is from Poland. we keep it in the freezer bc we most often drink it straight and cold vodka goes down easier (pro vodka tip: if your clean 40% vodka freezes completely you got bad one bc it shouldnt freeze). our vodka shot glass are typically 25 ml or 40 ml (which i think are considered typical shot glasses worlwide) -empty chir and empty plate tradition is for the lost but also is seen as a place for the missing or dead friends and family -i highly reccomend taking even a full day to book an Auschwitz trip if you havent. the experience is worth it and personally i suggest taking a guide from the museum, - bread kissing is a catholic thing (body of christ) and its not as common now. but the bread itself is good -

@jerzy7118

3 ай бұрын

In Poland, Catholic holidays often have pagan origins or are replaced by Catholic ones. I am from Poland but I am not drawn to the Auschwitz extermination camp, for decades I have been fed with this knowledge and memories of prisoners that I do not want to go there, it is a unique place in the world and it is overwhelming knowing that millions of people were murdered there. There is no family in Poland that did not lose loved ones in this war. In my family, they were in the Gross-Rozen and Matchausen camps.

I don't see in any videos that I've seen anybody mention another celebration day called Wet Monday, which is on Easter Monday. It started as boys pouring water on girls they fancied in the old days, now it's just a day of big water fights

@BB.Beyond.Borders

3 ай бұрын

We actually covered this in one of our previous videos on facts about Poland😅 this tradition was explained and how it’s celebrated. Very unique, but cool

@ulka7777

3 ай бұрын

@@BB.Beyond.BordersAh sorry, I haven't seen it. I was just looking at waterguns online and thought of it

Well not everything was right in this video, like for example Lech Wałęsa is still presented as a national hero while he in fact, codenamed Bolek, had been an operative for the security services from 1970 to 1976 so he was a traitor and not a hero, he reported on the activities of his fellow shipyard workers, but because lustration was not properly done in Poland after comunist times it's imossible to straighten the facts and make justice. Nevertheless I hope you'll visit Poland and see for yourself how beautiful it is :)

for 'Fat Thursday' please, find someone (or like 2-3 people) whose grandma still makes their 'Pączki', no bakery bought stuff can beat these

@cainfree6800

2 ай бұрын

also for the pierogi, for christmas we boil and then fry our pierogi to make them somewhat crunchy (browny in color), makes them tastes much much better - and never forget a good borscht (clear), makes it taste extra special