I love Poland 🇵🇱 and I can’t wait to live there one day! Super people, amazing infrastructure, and very modern country!

What a great interview, I found this so interesting! I'm a New Zealander living in Germany and my husband was born in Oświęcim but moved to Germany as a child. He still speaks Polish fluently and feels a strong connection with the culture. The first time I traveled to Poland with him I instantly fell in love with the culture and Polish people not to mention the cabbage rolls! (Golabki)

@darek4488

6 жыл бұрын

True that! Germans tried to erase the Polish culture by renaming all the cities they conquered. They even renamed countless streets. So just to clarify: there are no Polish cities that have a German sounding name.

@ch36799

6 жыл бұрын

Antoinette Emily Thank You☺ Its very nice to hear that.

@AntoinetteEmily

6 жыл бұрын

salamander I'm sorry that was a genuine mistake. You may have noticed that I changed it to the true name out of respect

@AntoinetteEmily

6 жыл бұрын

salamander You are right. I apologize and have edited my comment.

@PLsalamanderPL

6 жыл бұрын

Its OK. From distance details are invisible. But at close range may make a difference.

French guy living in Poland here. I agree with this guy. I really I really like it here. I can't imagine going back to France (I'm from Paris)

@zell863

4 жыл бұрын

You can not go to France even if you would want. France is gone. It is some gypsy melting pot now.

@adammr7097

4 жыл бұрын

Matt S. have you ever been in France? Not necessarily Paris, but French province with all those little town. Matt, you watch too much crap on YT, television or internet in general.

@sapnajaiswal9781

4 жыл бұрын

But what is the difference poland and france??? Can you explain

@rosaka_

4 жыл бұрын

@@sapnajaiswal9781 Well France has better planes, cars, trains, cosmetic (...)industries. Better position in the EU. Strong army. Tourism, France is still the most visited country in the world despite terrorist attacks. Mostly because it's pretty and for Food lol. In short, lots of things. Also, the weather is more diverse, and the airports are linked to a LOT of countries worldwide (CDG is HUGE), we also have colonies... (not that it's one thing to be proud of, but it makes a country stronger) which leads to the language itself being spoken in a lot of countries and makes it a more accessible and known culture. I'm French, but I don't live in France. I like it, but it's not the best country when it comes to IT, or banks. Since I work in Finetech (so both IT and banks) I make better money elsewhere on that matter. If it wasn't for that, I'd go back. Poland seems great tho. Great growth, I'm sure it's an interesting place to invest in, with a very rich culture, interesting people (I've met few poles where I live), and a crazy hard language to learn, but I find it sounds very nice. Worth to learn I think!

@sapnajaiswal9781

4 жыл бұрын

@@rosaka_ thank you so much for your reply.... Nice to here you... But as per my experience...... I am from India currently I am living in poland from 2016,i am very happy here... Very helpful people... But laungege is tuff but still is ohk. I am learning slowly.... I think I will make my future bright here☺️☺️

+1: "I think Poland is the most dynamic country in Europe"

@porypany-Adamek

6 жыл бұрын

bagsmode I think dynamit is the most Polish thing ever!!!

@vergilius21

6 жыл бұрын

Polish Winged Hussars of king John III Sobieski still alive

@tlr9403

6 жыл бұрын

Especially in right wing politics

@asmodeus.morningstar

6 жыл бұрын

after the soviet occupation 44-1989 what did you expect more of that commie shhht

@waszmisio3137

5 жыл бұрын

@@tlr9403 I wish.

I would love to tell my story like these people on day. I am from Hungary, living in Warsaw, 2 post-socialist countries yet so much difference! :) I have seen a lotta western imigrants' interview, would love to see an eastern viewpoint also! :)

@marcinjpopowski6843

6 жыл бұрын

BPO - 346 I would to see such an interview from Hungarian brother/sister.

@natk4275

6 жыл бұрын

BPO - 346 do an interview!

5 жыл бұрын

If you are Eastern, don't bother going to Poland. You have the whole world to go and migrate to , courtesy of the EU/Globalists. Poland has a strong stance against Eastern sentiment/culture/religion. All good things, it will become the seat of european power in Europe as the EU dissolves into dust, in a world that seems geared to destroying the white race ...

Wish You the best in Poland.

Thank you for this video!! I really appreciated it!

I love these series about ppl choosing to stay and develop themselves in Poland. It encourages me to follow my dreams. Im future student there... scared, happy, and optimistic!

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

Good luck!

@fernandoasuaje2398

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, bro... Ur channel is really good. Keep up the good work! ^^

@kiroshki

6 жыл бұрын

We are welcoming everyone who want to live and work here and respects our traditions.

Poziom niektórych komentarzy jest zatrważający. To jest kulturalny kanał, o ciekawych tematach, które nie są szeroko omawiane. Kiedyś mieliśmy Polandie na WP, teraz mamy Kult America. Chcecie szacunku w życiu, szanujcie innych, nie zachowujcie się jak bydło. Reprezentuj kraj, zamiast potwierdzać stereotypy o polskim, wiecznie narzekającym bucu.

@margotravelvlog8065

6 жыл бұрын

Passer7by bardzo sluszna uwaga,zgadzam sie,to juz nie tylko bywa niesmaczne,ale zwyczajnie nudne.Pozdrawiam

@emicra-pl

6 жыл бұрын

Posłuchaj naszych rodaków gdziekolwiek na Świecie. Gdy ktoś idzie i klnie - jest to Polak. Oczywiście nie znam wielu języków, ale typowe przekleństwa wplatane w język są tylko przez Polaków. Stoi kolejka rodaków na lotnisku - część otwarcie głośno klnie, a przecież inne nacje znają nasze przekleństwa. Nie słychać tego u Rosjan, Ukraińców, Anglików, Francuzów, tylko Polacy. Zwrócenie uwagi kończy się zdziwieniem "o co mi chodzi?". Supermarket - głośno zachowująca się grupka - Polacy - klną głośno i dosadnie śmiejąc się.

@Goldros

6 жыл бұрын

Nie będę kulturalny wobec kłamstw. Tutaj cytuje komentarz innego użytkownika "Francuzi pracują statystycznie o 18,5 dnia mniej niż Polacy. Według ostatnich dostępnych danych OECD w 2013 r. przeciętny Polak przepracował 1918 godz. a Francuz (1489 godz.) Panie Francuz nie umywacie się do nas jeśli chodzi o przepracowane godziny."

@Radical_Middle

6 жыл бұрын

Passer, rozumiem że gdy słyszysz "polski obóz koncentracyjny" to robisz pass i odpowiadasz: Toruń to nie tylko miasto sławne ze znakomitych pierników...

@margotravelvlog8065

6 жыл бұрын

Krzysztof Jankowski zgadza sie,na kazdym kroku przeklenstwa,to smutne

Coś w tej Polsce jednak jest.

@kostekadama9785

6 жыл бұрын

Jest mianowicie to, że w Polsce nie zapomina się o przeszłości i szanuje się historię oraz przodków, którzy walczyli za prawdę i wolność. W Polsce jedną z najwyższych wartości jest pamięć czego nie nie dostrzegają niektóre inne państwa, które wydają się zapominać o swojej historii. Pozdrawiam.

@Tomal4lo

6 жыл бұрын

Oczywiscie, ze jest. Tania sila robocza. Francuz przyjechal zbudowac fabryke dla Polakow.

@kuba3739

6 жыл бұрын

Andrzej Gomola masz racje jest: bieda, patologia, narzekający na innych buraki, mafie urzędnicze, ludzie harujący od rana do nocy za psie pieniądze i wiele, wiele więcej

@gromosawsmiay3000

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tomal4lo no i co w tym złego? nei przyjechał kraść, mogł zbudowac gdzieś indziej a my byśmy dalej kosami kosili zborze, i ręcznie zbierali ziemniaki..... chiny tez od tego zaczynały, bo jakoś nie widze w polsce kapitału ani pomysłu na rozwój

@markg1531

3 жыл бұрын

Nie “jednak”, ale najlepszy kraj na świecie to Polska. Tak myślę po 36 latach mieszkania w USA.

Loved the interview!

Cudowny filmik! ❤️

What a great interview! My fiance is a Polish, he moved here in the Philippines for 16months most of the time he enjoyed his experiences here but like what they said "There is no place like home". Now he is back in Poland, right after our wedding next year our plan is to settle down there. I wonder how it will be for when it comes to adoptation and adjustment. I am really curious for that. 😀

@reytanreytan2295

5 жыл бұрын

We welcome all catholics.

@prymus81

5 жыл бұрын

Will be alright

@chrisl8602

5 жыл бұрын

Be prepared that first 1-2 years will be difficult. It is called "culture shock." Then you start to like it.

Miałam niedawno okazję spędzić miesiąc na południu Francji. Piękny kraj, ludzie bardzo mili. Faktycznie, kultura pracy znacznie inna. Co do znajomości geografii to chyba kiepsko, przynajmniej moi znajomi nie mieli kompletnie pojęcia co to Polska, co było nieco żenujące dla mnie, gdy musiałam pokazywać im nasz kraj na mapie. I ich zdziwienie 'To jest Polska?? Taka duża?' 😂

@malgorzatamakowska9910

5 жыл бұрын

tak samo we Wloszech

@dominikmol2600

4 жыл бұрын

@@malgorzatamakowska9910 chyba 10lat temu :)

@malgorzatamakowska9910

4 жыл бұрын

@@dominikmol2600 dlaczego 10?

@dominikmol2600

4 жыл бұрын

Ponieważ tak rzeczywiście kiedyś było.. Ale szczerze myślę że nawet lepiej niż 10lat temu...Jestem we Włoszech dość często znam ich język i mam tam dość sporo znajomych ich wyobrażenie o Polsce na przestrzeni ostatnich lat bardzo ale to bardzo się zmieniło. Teraz dużo Włochów z młodszego pokolenia nawet myśli tu czyli w Polsce pracować a dość znaczna część ich już pracuje.

@t0mat05

3 жыл бұрын

@@dominikmol2600 czy wiesz dlaczego niektórzy z nich chcieliby tutaj pracować?

Loving this channel

Ryan, yet again fine interview.... Keep it up ! You got one follower here. You are being watched by maaaannnny people , it is life changing for most, really.

Bardzo przyjemnie się ogląda tego typu wywiady. Pozwalają spojrzeć na pewne rzeczy z innej perspektywy.

This guy is not describing working in France that I have heard. The French take long lunch breaks, they go on strike, they dont turn up for work. They go on holiday for the whole of August. etc, etc. People whom I know with companies in France try to avoid employing French workers.

@Danuta2592

6 жыл бұрын

He forgot that they work only 35 hours a week, have one personal day a month off and 6 or 8 weeks of vacations.

@shamanZimbabwe

5 жыл бұрын

I'm woking in transportation so basically I have to work with all EU nationalities every day. If you work with French people you have to get used to their 2 hours lunch break. I belive if there was nuclear attack few minutes past 12 , no one would give a shit till 2 pm cause lunch break is a holy thing.

@ducharribo9789

5 жыл бұрын

False

@jmpolock5211

5 жыл бұрын

Except for the fact that while the USA ranks 5th in world productivity, France isn't far behind at #7... and btw Poland doesn't even make it into the top 35 nations jackass (and I'm Polish American btw and would still love to move there too!) Supposedly "lazy" nations also beat Poland: Italy #16, Spain #17, Portugal #26, Greece #27, Russia #34, Mexico #35 So try to get some facts before making a fool of yourself: time.com/4621185/worker-productivity-countries/

@CelestialWoodway

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good place for workers. LOL

Between WW1 and WW2 Poland was also the most dynamic country in Europe, having some amazingly great Polish cars and trains as well as planes (the great success of Poland in Paris in 1937 at the International Economic Fair), having the most modern European sea port in Gdynia, the capital city of Warsaw even more beautiful than Paris (called Paris of Eastern Europe or Paris of the North after all).

Great vid greets from Poland !

Thank you for a nice opinion about my country!

Jak zwykle ciekawy wywiad.Pozdrawiam

My ex-girlfriend was French by the way, I've met her while studying abroad. She was from a well established middle class Catholic family, still quite conservative which I appreciate is quite unusual in contemporary France.

Fajny filmik. Dobra robota,

As Putin say : "Now France are a colony of this colony" I m 35old french and i see the Africanisation of France expend days after days.

Poland is a great place to live. If u want to live in a normal country and u value stability, that u are the best person to live here

Great vid! :)

Thank you for this, truly. :)

Super! Podoba mi sie twoj Kanal! Bardzo cie Lubie!

Masz duży szacunek do Polski, dziękuję

Wow an American person interviewing French person talking about Poland. Subscribed to this channel few weeks ago, and love its content. I'm Polish, living UK since 2005. UK kinda feel like my home, but I do miss going to Poland (as tourist), though wouldn't think to go back to live there. Once I have tasted different culture I would prefer to move to another country, Switzerland, maybe Spain, Greece, etc. So yeah keep looking for opportunities!

nice to see that polish poeple are so open and good for you man!

I'm Irish and I'm really considering moving to Hungary/Poland and I wonder would it be hard to learn the language?

@marcinkosakowski7191

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Snoddy Yup, Polish as well as Hungarian is hard, although not impossible to learn. My cousin's girlfriend is Irish, she have never learned Polish at any school, but after hearing it for couple of years she understands everything, although she speaks it little (they're living in northern Europe). But we're among 10 best english speaking nations in the world (60% Poles declare they speak English), most of the people under 30 speak it, so initially you will get around.

@MorningStar-hb4mi

6 жыл бұрын

Okay, it's going to be quite challenging, but it's not astrophysics. It's all about the hard work that you put in to learning the language, and the learning curve is steep, so the more you learn, the easier it will get learning more and building on what you already know. But you're Irish, therefore you could hypothetically just use English in Poland if you live in a big city. If you plan to work there then I'd get an English-speaking job and then learn Polish. If you plan only to live there, then your English will suffice.

@anneofgreengables1619

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely.

Impressed with the english ,great interview.

During the WW2 I was in Germany as worker for City Street Car Dept. After the air raids we had to repair the tracks and the street surfaces. Some times we had to go to sand pits throw the sand thru sieves and then load it on a truck driven by French driver. The German superviser was in charge of our young group. Between the loads we were taking easy laying on grass and resting. But we had to post a look out man to warn us about the French driver coming back for another load, by the time the truck arrived we were back on our feet and working. Actually it was the German Superviser that has told us to be aware of the French driver, he said that the driver will report us to the main office of not doing enough work, and at wartime in Germany it was considered as a crime

Cute Polish! Thanks for trying Simon!😊

Fajny film ;) podobają mi się pytania,które zadajesz. Z mojej perspektywy, jako Polki to ciekawe posłuchać co myślą osoby z innych państw o naszym kraju ;) (Piszę komentarz po Polsku,bo jesteś jak rodak,pozdrawiam Cię serdecznje) Fajnie że promujesz nasz Kraj ;)

Greetings from Kutno 👌Much lov 💓

Sorry but I do not agree with information related to work in Poland. Polish workers of course always are even before time to start work but also stay at work even till midnight to finish their daily stuff at offices. So most of Polish are working more than 10 hours pay day at offices. In restaurant or hotels even more than 12hours. Foreigners who are working in Poland they have different work contracts than Polish people. Yes this true Poland is very beautiful country and Warsaw start be more modern city in whole Europe.

I've just came back to Poland from USA (one month road trip) - I felt in love with Louisiana and California - great people and friendly atmosphere there. From which state are you?

@alexanderweiser8801

6 жыл бұрын

Michał Włodarski I think he's from New Jersey

Nagrasz kiedyś odcinek po polsku? Chciałabym usłyszeć jak mówisz

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

There are some episodes where I speak Polish (at least a little bit). Here's one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIuKmMywmbvNd9o.html

@ktosinny1167

6 жыл бұрын

Na kanale "To my Polacy" Ryan bardzo dużo mówi po polsku.

@uoliroli3391

6 жыл бұрын

Mn Noc dzięki!

@birotariusintaberna818

6 жыл бұрын

I would suggest that the saying “Polska język, trudna język” applies very much to Ryan. IMHO his Polszczyzna just sucks and is reminiscent of second and third generation Polonia from Green Point or Jackowo. I am not even referring to his so called accent, but rather to the poor command of the grammar & limited vocabulary. Especially considering that the man has been in the country for some ten years and is married to a local girl. Thumbs up for his efforts, but he still needs to polish his Polish. If you want to hear a non native speaker who truly mastered out tongue, check Herman from the Kolejwizja portal on KZread. Now, that man has a native like fluency. He actually is better at it than many polish people. Having said that, I really find Ryan’s videos to be well made and very informative. It is just his Polish that makes me cringe.

Why I left Poland for Germany, and this is a question

Simon your Polish is great 😊

Podobał mi się wywiad☺ A co do Francuzów to moje zdanie wyrobiłam sobie przez relacje tych Polaków,którzy byli we Francji , przez filmy francuskie i... są dla mnie nadętym , zarozumiałym narodem. Sam tak o swoich rodakach powiedział Simon- nie dosłownie ale w stereotypach. W skali od 1 do 5 w ocenie kraju ,który lubię to Francja na 5 miejscu. Nie wszyscy Francuzi sa źli ,wiadomo,ale to są wyjątki ;) Jestem otwarta na każdego obcokrajowca ,który szanuje naszą kulturę i tradycję.Viva Polonia❤

@lilackey

5 жыл бұрын

Viva la Pologne!!! Je suis absolument d'accord avec toi, Weronika! Bises de Lyon, plus belle ville en France je crois! :*

@Esterhazy1973

5 жыл бұрын

@@lilackey Je crois... Croix est un nom...

@lilackey

5 жыл бұрын

Poprawione,@@Esterhazy1973 :) Dziękuję!

Gratuluję poziomu polskiego. Wspaniały język

Poland is showing the world how to properly run a country. I was in Poland in 1992, I have never had a warmer welcome in my life. Great experience. Really enjoying the strong relationship between my USA and Poland. Soon the USA and Poland will have VISA waivers, can't wait!

no kuzwa szuper

The guy who ask the questions could prepare more interesting questions :) anyway nice video

"In Kutno, in the middle of nowhere" - ^^ agreed probably only good thing is close proximity of Warsaw, otoh it's actually close to the geometrical center of Poland

I'm from Kutno!😀

Podobało się giw mi mor hehe

Eee Kutno wcale nie jest na pustkowiu :D Pozdrowienia z tego może niedużego ale też niemałego miasta xx

That is so true. We don’t necessary choose to come to poland. But we then choose to stay.

Djekuje Polska dla 1989! Djekuje Polska dla realism! Pozdrowienia z Kanada.

@essa9867

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! But i think Google translate is in beta test hah. Peace ✌️

@mikemancuso2526

4 жыл бұрын

@@essa9867 I still use old fashion dictionary...Mais c'est pas grave!

👍👍

Mmm, i didn't think much about Poland, till I knew a girl who lives in Warsaw!(everybody and his dog, focus in other European countries like England, France, Germany, Spain, Italy etc.) Then i discovered that some historic figures like Chopin and Copernico were from Poland, and that it is a very beautiful, modern and sophisticated country.

I love how nice Europeans seem to be.Viva La France and long live Poland.

Switching your Croissant for Pierogi.

Depends what job do You have.. a lot of people stays in work after hours or bring work to home...

U don't realize how difficult polish is untill u hear foreigners speak

ale o czym on momi mieszkam od dawna we francji i oni nigdy nic nie koncza sa wiecznie zmeczeni i zrzucaja wszystko na innych.... przedstawia francje tak jakby chciale zeby bylo. Petit monteur

@paulmonde6896

4 жыл бұрын

Prawda. To co sie dzieje u nich w firmach to jest jedna wielka patologia.

Fantastic , bravo !

I agree 100% as to the current dynamic vibe in Poland, that anything can happen and the fact that Polish people don't realise that. Well, some do, I hope. Have been living abroad (away from Poland) for a good few years now and now I feel 'the vibe' whenever I fly back home. It makes me so happy.

come on france your polish its goot , just keep go

Ryan you are doing incredible work on the channel. What is more from your point of view its different than for Polish ppl so you are indicating that few times each video. The funny fact is that i am still does not know why i am watching every video. Maybe its history of person who you talk?

Man, you are awesome. Whenever I get pissed by our stupid government ruining our country, I watch one of your videos to feel better about my country. Thanks for you work, we appreciate it!

god , honor , homeland

@CelestialWoodway

5 жыл бұрын

God is a fictional character for simpletons.

@essa9867

4 жыл бұрын

@@CelestialWoodway i agree with you

@civrn368

4 жыл бұрын

Christus Vincit!

Great interview. What a legend. Three languages and one of them is Polish. Amazing effort. You are awesome 👍. 🇫🇷🇵🇱🇺🇸❤️

Kurwa im from Kutno, i see factories everywhere now but when i was young we just had fields and woods. It is kinda heartbreaking. Take it to Bydgoszcz they will like it :D

Why did you do that?

Kutno 55 km od WARSZAWY ))))))))) dobre dobre ))))))

@robsonrobson3483

5 жыл бұрын

Normalnie kosmos w Grudniu 15 cm ŚNIEGU WOW A dziewczyna nie mówiła ci że w zimie jest śnieg przecież jest z N.Y ??? może ze sobą nie rozmawiacie tylko taktak kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3WtpLqFnqrMlMY.html

This american man (not Simon) speaks quite well polish. .. congratulations ! !!

@xxxyyy5457

5 жыл бұрын

Isabelle ISABELLE He has Polish parents . I think.

Właśnie zawsze mnie to zastanawiało, bo miałem kiedyś z-ce kierownika francuza i najpierw się nie spieszył z niczym a potem po godzinach zostawał xD

Co ten Francuz p...li? Pracuję w Szwajcarii na międzynarodowej budowie i Francuzi też tam pracują, zaczynają pracę od szwędania się robią w tempie ślimaka, połowa dnia to dyskusje a przy bramce wyjściowej są piętnaście minut przed końcem. Nie z nami te numery BRUNER.

Teraz jestem ciekaw ,co myślą mieszkańcy Kutna (50km od Warszawy) na temat tego,że mieszkają na "końcu Świata ...) :D

@Goldros

6 жыл бұрын

przecież powiedział "chciałem wybudować fabrykę w Kutnie, 50 km od Warszawy - pośrodku niczego" a nie na końcu świata =.=

I am trying to learn both polish and french. I plan to use french to impress someone and polish to curse 'em out 😂 😂

@Immortal__

6 жыл бұрын

XszablaSABRE You shouldn't need anything like that to impress anyone.

Witam serdecznie, chciałbym opisać pracę Polaków w Polsce. Pracujemy bardzo długo, tygodniowo nawet po 100 godzin. Ja mam taką pracę że muszę wykonać ją na czas, poświęcam nawet 18 h w ciągu doby, odpoczywam 6 godzin i znowu pracuję. Zaliczam soboty i zachaczam niedzielę by wrócić z drugiego końca kraju do firmy, by zdążyć. Polacy pracują bardzo długo. Mam świadomość że jesteśmy bardzo rozwijającym się krajem. Bo to my nocą wracamy do domu, mało śpimy. Mówię o wszystkich, kierowcach, specjalistach w dziedzinie serwisu, budowy, transportu, medycyny, służb uprzywilejowanych. Mało jest miejsc gdzie pracuje się 40godzin tygodniowo. Proszę dodać w komentarzach cegiełki zawodów nad przeciętnych, ja jestem rzeźbiarzem, o dodatkowym zadaniu monterskim prac na terenie całej Polski. 300 godzin miesięcznie w pracy.

@MrBarnejstinson

6 жыл бұрын

Ja robię w transporcie(nie jako kierowca, chociaż mają jeszcze bardziej przesrane jeśli chodzi o godziny pracy) i to praca praktycznie 24/7 gdzie po prostu jak jest luźniej to się odpoczywa ale nie koniecznie jest to wieczór i noc czy weekend. Oprócz tego w między czasie się jeszcze inne rzeczy kombinuje na boku. To, że niektórzy wychodzą praktycznie co do godziny wcale nie musi oznaczać też, że kończą pracę tylko mogą mieć gdzieś drugi etat i muszą wyjść o czasie żeby gdzieś na drugą zmianę zdążyć. Niestety ale w mniejszych miastach gdzie zarobki są niskie i nie ma za bardzo perspektywy rozwojowych prac ciężko jest ciągnąć tylko z jednym etatem.

@iulianivaniuk1825

6 жыл бұрын

Pracuje jako lekarz. 450-500 godz miesięcznie już 4 rok...

@martinkovii4820

5 жыл бұрын

tylkoglupi zapina 300h za grosiki.bo niewierze ze wyciagasz za to 5tys. na miesiac. czlowieku zmien prace, wyjedz gdzie a nie badz pastuchem dla innych. pondro.

It seems French idea of work is drastically different than in most countries. Hence public debt reaching 102% GDP perhaps?

Jestem, jestem świadomy jaki jest mój kraj, jednak nie przestanę narzekać! Polska ma być krajem miodem i mlekiem płynącym - miód na serce a mleko do życia, naturalne życie, naturalny rozwój... i spokój. I... coś jeszcze, żaden kraj, żaden naród nie ma w sobie takiej siły regeneracji, jak Polacy. Dla Nas Wojna Skończyła się dopiero 30 lat temu. A to zasługa wszystkich naszych przyjaciół ! Amen!

HI

Czy wkoncu cudzoziemcy zostawia nas w spokoju?

Francja dziś wygląda serio ładne budynki ale więcie jak wygląda dzisiaj Paryż

Maybe french women became so much feminist and rely so much on government, that they forget that they played a role in society once other than being beautiful. When there is no walfare state someone need to take care of the poor, the elderly, the children. Once you establish big government and walfare state to do this job for you, you can become full on feminist and play hard one to get.

Poor France...Haven't they been through enough?

Dobrze gadacie Polski, polać wódki będzie lepiej ;-)

He spent considerable amount of time in Switzerland and got shocked by snow in Poland. What a load of bollocks

@marekcieszewski7121

5 жыл бұрын

Correct. That guy is full of shit on many other points if you ask me.

@jennycustovic1280

5 жыл бұрын

@@marekcieszewski7121 Please elaborate, I didn't see anything wrong.

@marekcieszewski7121

5 жыл бұрын

@@jennycustovic1280 There are many comments so you might have missed mine under a separate post. Here is a copy of it: At 5:48 the Frenchman misunderstands the interviewer, who asks what he would have to buy a French woman (not a Polish one). The Frenchman thinks the interviewer asked him about a Polish woman’s needs. His English is, let’s just say, basic and he misses out on some other minor details. That’s one problem. The second problem is that he will have no idea what he’s talking about until such time as he's learned the Polish language to some degree. And even then he will be getting the "Western visitor" treatment, which is totally misleading. The Poles (among other Eastern Europeans including Russians) are masters at projecting a “nice,” often servile attitude towards Westerners. Whereas it is true that there are certain cultural differences between nationalities, there is no such thing as a “Polish woman” or a “French woman” or any other women. All women are people and - just as men - they come in a multitude of different expressions of personality, nature, disposition, temperament, mentality, psychology etc. The third problem and, by all means, not the last is that one is ill-equipped to talk about a country’s culture if one can’t utter even a single word of that country’s language as is the sad case here.

@jennycustovic1280

5 жыл бұрын

@@marekcieszewski7121 I see, thank you for opening my eyes to his dumb mentality, I don''t even notice these things anymore because I'm so used to everyone being generalized on the internet for their nationality - not just females. I myself don't fit with any of the Croatian girl stereotypes and neither do the women I met in France. Thanks for replying and long live Poland :)

@marekcieszewski7121

5 жыл бұрын

@@jennycustovic1280 You’re welcome, Jenny. I don’t consider myself a feminist, but still, I prefer a clear and truthful vision of the World so we may all share in it in peace (if at all possible 😅) as opposed to delude ourselves by clichéed fairy tales. Thanks for throwing in a good word for Poland, lol…. You probably know better what’s good for you, but I remember when Yougoslavia was in one peace and it was sooo nice. I used to work together with Croatians in Vancouver (bratko, rozumijem hrvatski!) and in Page, AZ. Ljubav, sestro 🙏

Św. Tomasz z Akwinu napisał słyną frazę: 8 godzin pracy, 8 godzin odpoczynku, 8 godzin snu. :) A "oświecony" kapitalizm w korporacjach wyciska do ostatniej tchnienia. W najgorszej sytuacji są panie, jeśli dadzą się uwieść i rezygnują z macierzyństwa. Wiec kochajmy średniowiecze, które w Polsce trwa w najlepsze vide obserwacje Simona. :)

@glicek1

6 жыл бұрын

Sie pozmieniało. Teraz jest 6 godzin pracy, 5 godzin snu, 1 godzina na łazienkę i 12 godzin na internetu i komórki.

@katoliktradycji2009

6 жыл бұрын

W pewnej rozmowie teologicznej papież Pius XI powiedział : „Idźcie do Tomasza“, "i z kryształowych zdrojów. Jego nauki, za- czerpnijcie " :) :) :) Nawet w sprawach świeckich warto słuchać mądrzejszych od siebie. Acha w średniowieczu dzień pracy w miastach kończył się chyba przed nieszporami czyli ok. 17.00

@dari1ify

6 жыл бұрын

Nie Tomasz tylko św. Benedykt

@katoliktradycji2009

6 жыл бұрын

Oj, czytałem, że św. Tomasz, może on czerpał ze świętego z Nursji. :)

conquering? surrendering*

It hurts to hear this strong french accent.

French are known for conquering?? 😂😂 I guess a baguette store...

@dasuta5047

6 жыл бұрын

When they conquered the store, they surrender it afterwards.

@davlmt

6 жыл бұрын

Ever heard of Napoléon??

@metalmonster1231

6 жыл бұрын

Even heard of Hitler?

@kakaperem6013

6 жыл бұрын

France conquered more than poland lol

@Piorun.98

6 жыл бұрын

The dude doesn't even look French 😂😂

Po obejrzeniu tego filmu, warto było by także dowiedzieć się jak we francji mówi się o Polsce i polakach. Tak, żeby wasze zdanie na temat francuzów było z obiektywnych źródeł. Dowiecie się co ten zdradziecki naród myśli o nas na prawdę.

@lilackey

5 жыл бұрын

Zacznijmy od tego, że z przeciętnym Francuzem nie ma dyskusji nawet w obrębie tematów opartych na faktach historycznych. Zawsze ktoś się obrazi, ktoś zmieni temat, ktoś powie, że "jesteś rasistą, nie lubisz nas!" :D Mówię tu o ludziach z przedziału wiekowego 20-60lat. Może młodsi i nieco starsi, którzy coś pamiętają - byliby skłonni do rzeczowej dyskusji. Ale ogólnie we Francji - wojna, religia, poglądy na żīcie - UWAGA - to SPRAWA PRYWATNA!!! Masz tryskać humorem, opowiadać zbreźne dowcipy i cieszyć się, że tak cudownie w tych restaurcjach. tak jakby poza gastronomią i światem tu&teraz nic nie istniało. Bardzo przykra postawa.

If I have a choice France v Poland- well Poland it is!!!!! Poland is a free country- much safer that France- cudos to you man! Enjoy Poland

POLAND IS THE BEST ALLWAYS WECOME

0:00 "Francuzi są znani z tego że niezmiennie kogoś podbjają" Chyba są znani z tego że ciągle są podbijani :)

@jacekjenot4609

5 жыл бұрын

Dlaczego we Francji nie wolno używać petard w pobliżu baz wojskowych ? Bo po pierwszym wystrzale wszyscy się poddają ! A dlaczego francuskie czołgi mają duże lusterka wsteczne ? Zeby dobrze widzieć pole bitwy .....

@lilackey

5 жыл бұрын

Świetne i niestety prawdziwe. To naprawdę nacja zbudowana z ludzi, którzy myślą tylko o swojej wygodzie. Ze świecą szukać Francuza z sercem na dłoni, który nic w zamian od Ciebie nie chce.@@jacekjenot4609

Give mi heart plssss💖😍😍😍

@tezja6775

6 жыл бұрын

I disagree french know very little about Poland and underestimate it. Maybe vey undereducated people and maybe immigrants - they may have a limited knowledge not only on Poland but on all the reality around. But normal french know very well what Poland is and what Poland has been.

Poland loves all Europeans. Truly ❤️

@pelayocampeador3896

6 жыл бұрын

But he is clearly non-European

@reytanreytan2295

5 жыл бұрын

Fortunatelly its not true.

So now entire W europe want come to poland and even some from Latin America. Is it entire idea of Poland life style in that there is not Mongrels and Black in Poland. If everyone is welcome to Poland will it be just like France or Germany today.

Francuzi pracują statystycznie o 18,5 dnia mniej niż Polacy. Według ostatnich dostępnych danych OECD w 2013 r. przeciętny Polak przepracował 1918 godz. a Francuz (1489 godz.) Panie Francuz nie umywacie się do nas jeśli chodzi o przepracowane godziny.

'French' lmao