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Yes the Polish pilots were exceptional and the UK owes them a debt of gratitude. do not assume it was all about them. Czechs Aussies New Zealanders Canadians and 100s of British pilots were also involved just a bit.
Stop talking bollocks. Why were they "exceptional"? THEY owe US a debt of gratitude.... if it wasn't for the UK then they would have all persihed in nazi death camps. They valiantly provided a small amount of help during the battle of Britain.
The smirk when you mentioned vodka was a typical polish reaction 😂 😁
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37:24 🤣🤣😂 Love it 🙂 You should have more sub
Hi guys,I love your yt channel :) I just want to say that ,I watched one of your previous videos "7 things that shocked me in Poland". One of them was a clean transportation :) It's nothing personal,but if the more people start puting a shoes on the seats ,the will be more dirty and no one wants to sit on them :) Especially tourists who make a video about another country they are visiting :) It's more like accurate observation. That's it, there is no great philosophy in it,so don't worry about it too much. I hope you had a nice time in Poland and we invite you to visit us more often :) Have a great day :)
Hi guys, a Pole in Berlin here- have you tried Polish Dainty in Mitte? They are v good and authentic
@ 20:43 You don't seem to realise that fighter aircraft where a valuable commodity and in short supply. Those fighter planes could not afford to be lost. Therefore just giving out planes and "letting them get on with it" was not a serious option. Also there where always more than one squadron deployed at a time. Not being able to communicate with other squadrons in the air would make them a liability.
te zapiekanki przypominają świeżego "pawia" ,moze taka poetycką nazwę im nadacie
You show Poland beautifully❤️🇵🇱, Thank You
I love my city💪🇵🇱😍❤️, Regards!!
Najlepsze polskie miasta to Gdańsk i Lwów jak dla mnie
Też Lubię polski Lwów. Trochę pachnie Niemcem ale się przez tyle lat już przyzwyczaiłem.
Few foreign visitors realize that most of our beautiful cities were seriously damaged during the war. Warsaw was almost levelled and so was Wrocław. In fact, some parts of the city were totally annihilated in 1945 and never rebuilt. You can only imagine what it looked like before.
Gen. Witold Urbanowicz: "Nie błagamy o wolność, my walczymy o wolność"
I feel I should point out that in the 1969 British film Battle of Britain 303 Squadron was included in the Squadrons that were engaged,.
Ruskie nie Rosyjskie ani polskie. Rusia
Chuja wiecie o polsce.., pierogi, pierogi i pierogi. Coraz częściej pojawiają sie filmiki na yt o pierogach i polsce.
[ geographic zone ] describe your c"y"usinens, what can you grow to eat! WHOLE SECRET. JUst watch around becouse of liFE. Thanks Bors
try to "flush down " some dishes with kefir or sour milk ( potatos or flour ) this sourness .....
Long time to wait but fantastic video :) Are you now visiting US?
Wow that's beautiful country 🇸🇾🇵🇱❤❤️
Germany is Poland's declared enemy but Britain's false friend
Germany is Poland's declared enemy but Britain's false friend
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We can make soup and alcohol from anything ;)
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Next time you should try "żeberka w kiszonej kapuście"
Wroclaw is a fantastic city. Always something to do and the yummy Polish cuisine.
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In the previous times visitors didn't visit Poland so there was no issue with menu's translation :) :)
next time pls take just ordinary /classic zapiekanka (with only mashrooms and chees , otherwise it looks /tastes like a garbage
Wait for the next video 😉👀👀👀
You're very kind. Don't let any comments scare you. We Poles tend to get a little high on our high horses when it comes to protecting traditions. It happens everywhere, really. People who haven't lived other cultures don't always understand that every culture marches to a different drum, and what might be perfectly normal in one place could be seen as out of place somewhere else. It's a two-way street, this cultural understanding. As guests, we do our best to learn the basics, but hosts should understand that picking up every subtle nuance is impossible. Many of our Polish traditions stretch way back in time. Wherever I live, I set an empty plate for Christmas Eve dinner. It's a reminder of stories my grandmother used to tell about wars and hard times, when people traveling could get caught in snowstorms or stranded by a train that never came. Those traditions are like warm blankets, wrapped around our childhood memories. But it's true, Slavs and Latinos have a reputation for being especially welcoming.
What a fantastic video! You captured my city's beauty perfectly. You put a lot of effort into learning its history including bits of culture. Your narration is insightful and engaging. And bonus points for nailing the pronunciation of many word! That's always a challenge for visitors.Thanks for showcasing my city in such a positive light! Happy travels.
Dodam jeszcze że angielskiego nie znam. Za to znam rosyjski. Włączam napisy w tym języku bo niestety KZread nie sprawia się z polskim tłumaczeniem i napisów nie ma. Ale podchodzę do tego z wyrozumiałością gdyż wiem że język polski jest bardzo trudny. Rosyjskiego uczyłem się z przymusu w szkole. Ale teraz doceniam to bo jak mówił mój nauczyciel"język wroga trzeba znać". Taki żarcik.
Zawsze oglądam was z wielkim uśmiechem i zadowoleniem. Jestem dumny ze swojego kraju tym bardziej że widziałem jak wyglądał w czasach komuny. Cieszę się iż podoba wam się u nas. Jak byliście na tarasie widokowym i oglądaliście panoramę miasta to pewnie zauważyliście nietypową górę wyrastającą nagle na równinie. Jest to góra Ślęża. Na jej szczycie znajduje się neolityczna rzeźba niedźwiedzicy, kościół, restauracja i qieża widokowa na górt Sowie i Wrocław. Postanowiłem o tym wspomnieć pononieważ w żadnym z dotychczas oglądanych filmów o Wrocławiu nikt o tym nie mówi. Na górę wiedzie szlak a u jej podnóża jest urokliwe miasteczko Sobótka i inne atrakcje. Poczułem się w obowiązku wstawić się za niedocenianą i moją ulubioną Ślęża. To oczywiście taki żarcik z mojej strony. Miłego pobytu. Super
The Poles captured Montosia, their first victory against the Germans holding the Catholic Monastery
The Polish Lithuanian Empire was the first city state in Europe in the 6 7th century, In 1920 the Poles captured Moscow and stope Russia from spreading communism.
The winged hussars were the most famous calvary in the world and they saved Western Europe from the Ottoman Empire, read about the gates of Vienna in 1683, it will blow your mind.
Yiddish is the language spoken by Jews from Germany and Poland
Your videos are the best. Your love of Poland is infectious and your relationship is very pleasant I love listening to the two of you, the toast is "nostrovia," traditional Polish.
As an American with Polish ancestry i proudly renounced the inferior Polish Catholic culture of my parents for superior Anglo-Saxon Protestant American culture. Catholics aren't real Christians.
First of all, you don’t even understand what “Catholic” means. Almost every Christian church is Catholic (from Latin, Ecumenical from Greek), with the exception of the English Church, because it is, specifically, English. Roman Church is the second oldest after the Greek Church. You can talk about culture in about 1000 years or so… 😎 Catholic means “Universal” in Latin. In Polish we say “Kościół Powszechny” (powszechny is universal in Polish). It means anyone can join in. Before Christianity religion was tied to the state / nationality. Every ethnic group, every state had its own religion. Christianity is not tied to any nationality or state. It is universal. Except the English church, because it is like old religions: tied to nationality and not separate from the secular power structure. Yes, even Baptist church is universal, because you don’t have to be an American to be a Baptist.
@@SmilingShadow-jl5tr Catholics aren't real Christians, a real Christian doesn't worship Mary and the Pope.
Historia sie powtarza i politka będzie taka sama ! Trzeba wyciągać wnioski i nie powtarzać tych błędów!
funny ;)
Whenever I watch your channel, I always get hungry, and I blame you guys. 🙂
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Finally!!!
Sorry for the wait 😢 but at least we didn’t disappear forever xxx we are here to stay ❤️
Actually these are not toffees. We call them “krówki” which means “fudge” or literally “small cows”;)
Still super tasty ❤️
@@BB.Beyond.Borders yes and very sweet;) Sometimes we also call them “mordo-klejki” which means they are able to “gum your mouth” especially when they are so soft and gummy.
It's worth noting that Wrocław was heavily damaged during World War II by the Soviet Army. The German forces defending the city held out for longer than those in Berlin. This is why there's a saying in Polish songs and popular culture: "Wrocław surrenders last" - "Wrocław poddaje się ostatni" Hopefully it was the last time Soviet Hordes managed to go that far into Europe, it all depends on the Eastern Front once again...
Ty tak poważnie ? g Gdyby nie te hordy to vlog z Niemiec byłby, a ty u bauera gdzieś pod Białymstokiem czy Ciechanowrm kozy byś prowadzał. Przeczytaj chociaż jedną książkę historyczna unikniesz zacietrzewienia w przegranej sprawie . Bez względu na interesy mieli Sovieci z faktami się nie dyskutuje . Sprawdź ilu Polaków poległo z rąk Niemców i Sovietów , a ile z ukraińskich to może łatwiej będzie zrozumieć historie .Polecam raport IPN o ilosci polskich ofiar rosyjskich represji w latach 1795 - 1956 czyli prawie 200 lat powstań, właściwie stalinowskiej okupacji .Możesz się zdziwić. Weź też ofiary Ukraińców w latach 1939 - 1947 do Akcji Wisła .😅
Aah thanks for sharing
"Wrocław surrenders last" - "Wrocław poddaje się ostatni"??? Ha, ha. you made my day.
Before the Internet, people had more time to read books and when they went somewhere, they had basic knowledge. So they could order the food they wanted or knew. This does not mean that they always pronounced the names correctly and always got what they wanted. Once in Germany, 30 years ago, I ordered a duck in bamboo and I got along with the waiter so much that I ate the bamboo, thinking it was a duck.
Great theory and I think you right!
@@BB.Beyond.Borders When I was born in Poland in 1977, no one had heard of the Internet and a TV set, even a black-and-white one, was a luxury, and only people in the West talked about a color TV. Books were the only thing that took me to the world of knowledge and fantasy. I'm glad you like Poland.
@@BB.Beyond.Borders Friends, as a Gen X-er this is how you did it: you INTERACTED WITH PEOPLE. You ASKED FOR HELP… 😁😁😁 Internet made everyone “socially autistic”. People of younger generations are actually afraid to talk to strangers. Funny thing is: when I, as an old timer talk to youngsters - all young folk actually LOVE to talk, they are just too shy to initialize contact… Anyhow - we had paper maps and knew how to use compass to know where true north is. We knew how to find north in the woods (moss grows on the northern side of the trees). W knew how to use an analog watch with arms and the sun to not walk in circles. We had little books with phrases we learned before going to a foreign countries. Pocket dictionaries were actually a thing. And most importantly: we were explorers. We feared not to go to a strange place having not even an inkling of an idea as to what is going to happen and what to expect. We would order food not knowing what it will be. Life was an adventure.
Sune, you are a beautiful woman. If all women in South Africa look like you, I will go there immediately....😍
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The Miś Milk Bar has already fed several million future lawyers, judges, teachers, pharmacists and students of other fields. Mathematical Tower with Astronomical Observatory this is right . The 8-th march we celebrate Russia's heritage Woman's day which as u can see not all are bad 😉😃
Thanks for sharing this 💫
About the flowers - was it the EIGHTH of March, by any chance? That's the International Women's Day 🙂
Thank you for your kind words about our country. It's nice to host you
We’d love to be back ❤️
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As for flowers, it was probably March 8.
We found out it was women’s day 😅☺️ you are right
@@BB.Beyond.Borders I may be wrong, but as far as I know, March 8 was the socialist (Eastern bloc) answer to Valentine's Day on February 14 in the West. The idea was to create a similar culture. March 8 is almost unknown in the West.
@@marcelmarceli8238It's known in other countries as well, not only in our part of Europe. Even in Japan. In some countries probably maybe on a different date.