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Your view is a bit simplified but thank you for the warm words😊

Have you had covid? Have you taken the vaccine? If so, how many times? Greetings from Bielsko and the surrounding area

I'm so glad it's the British who are teaching English in European countries. The British English is the one to learn, not American. And not only accent-wise. It's the British vocabulary, humour and hundreds of little nuances in interaction. 🥰

Niełatwa sprawa. ;)

What about your Polish earnings? Are they satisfactory? Do you work on a contract as a teacher of English?

Go away from Poland...or go to work in Poland

You are an inspiration dear friend Have always great time anywhere

My wife is Polish and we both live in Scotland where I am from. We now have 2 kids and I am getting more and more disappointed by the state of the UK & Scotland and what it offers my children. We recently went to visit her family near Wroclaw after a bit of a hiatus and we couldn't believe how much investment has gone into the area in recent years. There is so much to do for families (kids activities, new swimming pool complexes etc), and in general we feel like we eat much healthier when we live there. Eating out isn't as expensive and there are so many places which serve traditional home cooked food. On top of this, the housing is so individual and unique (many people buy plots of land and build their own), as well as the people. Fashion in general seems to be more individual and more generic. The women aren't all into plastic surgery and looking like clones of each other like they are in Britain. So, I'm looking into what would be involved in selling our house and moving to Poland. We both work remotely so would be able to find jobs quite easily (we hope).

Happy to have You in Poland❤

Co sie z Tobą teraz dzieje? Gdzie mieszkasz?

Glad you did so Now U R 1 of us Hope U stay here 4 good Greetings

Lem is great, but as for the "literary figures", some may find interesting that Polish people call dibs on Joseph Conrad (English-language writer). ;p

I am moving to Poland next year. UK is lost

I feel like living in the UK now is a danger. I also feel like if I want to give my kids the best future possible, I need to move to Poland

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I’m a roofer by trade I’d love to move from the UK to Poland anyone know how the construction side of things are doing in Poland for a roofer as myself…..

people still smile too little in Poland, I mean e.g. kindness to strangers, on the streets. A huge difference compared to Norway.

Basically White People Shitt 💪🤣

Change your accent

wondering how the windows get to seldom appearing fouled by grafitti

I was the ONLY housed rider never stretching any splash guard across my jaw .. no matter when, the ratio was I'm-still-It .. I even got assaulted simultaneously by 2 parties for not letting big business meddle with my relation with the divine..!

wow .. amazing how quiet steel wheel service has become..! our own type must now sound the loudest 👀

aha! so reintroducing the line numbers hereabouts must be a manœuvre of cleptoparasitic Corporateria's

I miss curvy underground stations; our straight ones holler for lack of character or uniqueness even

What a pointless rant of shit.. you told us NOTHING about Poland..

Fun fact: ticket checks in most places are very rare, so riding is effecitively free. in the metro you can sneak when another person taps while in the other means there aren't any ticket gates or they are always open. Ticket checks happen more often on the metro and on busier metro stations, and in flooded stations it may be easy to pass the gates. Try avoiding Monastiraki or Omonoia stations unless you only change lines (so you needn't pass through gates) and on Athens station go through the back entrance as there is a lot of staff in the front entrance and i cannot gurantee that no one will check.

Brexit was not about immigration!

A ile zostało naszych biednych kobiet zgwałconych ?!!. I to byli wyzwoliciele ?!!

I live near where you are from, regretfully Peterborough. Im 24 and ive been with my polish partner 6.5 years and we have discussed moving to Poland. I have been learning the language with various intent throughout but feel like ive hit a brick wall, any tips?

Polska jest ostatnim miejscem na planecie Ziemia, żeby planować sobie życie. Są okresy wspaniałe, jak ostatnich 8 lat rządów PiS. Partia konserwatywna dokonała cudu - rozwijaliśmy się dynamicznie mimo inflacji i pandemii. Stworzyliśmy silną, nowoczesną armię. Po 15 października 2023 roku, mimo wygranych wyborów przez PiS, partie lewackie zwarły szyki i stworzyły rząd większościowy. Młodzi Polacy dali się nabrać, że III Droga to partia niezależna od lewaków i skierowana na młode pokolenie. Po wyborach, dołączyli do skompromitowanej partii PO Tuska. Wskaźniki ekonomiczne lecą w dół. Obecnie trwa zamach na wolne media. Palone sa archiwa Polskiej Telewizjii. W Polsce każde pokolenienie przechodziło wojnę i biedę - dla Polaków to nic nowego. Będziemy samotnie szarpać się z wrogiem wewnętrzym i zewnętrznym. Ktoś z zewnątrz nie da rady żyć w kołowrocie polskiej historii. To wymaga odwagi, psychicznej siły, zaradności, tworzenia zrębów egzystencji z niczego. Nie znam innego narodu, które potrafi tak szaleńczo bronić swojej ziemi, jak my Polacy. W tym szaleństwie zatracaja sie dosłownie wszystkie pokolenia - od dzieci po sędziwych starców. Wygrywaliśmy bitwy z przewagą wroga 1: 40. Polecam piosenkę szwedzkiego zespołu Sabaton ,, 1"40".

You're an interesting character, Chris. You truly live your life outside the box, not for the faint of heart.

Great story 🔥

I need to get out of the hellhole the UK has become. Poland seems like the top of the list as European countries go. Time to start learning the language

Warszawa all the way :p

1:19 when the train was at high speed coming into the station it sounded like the 2009 stock motors on london underground

Well presented. Well articulated. Keep the videos coming. I visited Bielsko Biala for the first time in March this year. I first rocked up in Poland in 2006. You live in a very nice place.

British people are a bit safer then german and French,better history with them and also British people can make cars and construction machinary.

Wait, you only have 600 subscribers? Unbelievable...

They worked for minnimum wage, not a half pay... Who would pay a cleaner, kitchen porter etc more money then

This seems so empty. Was it a Sunday? Some of these streets you walked in Thessaloniki are usually packed with people.

An ex-girlfriend's mother lived very close to this church, well within walking distance even. I visited the church several times, once for a baptism of one of the nephews. It's a pity that you couldn't film inside. All walls are painted, some with quite gruesome depictions of tortured saints, the most gruesome of all is Saint Agatha, with her breasts on a platter. Very nice to see your recording of the church.

What did you think of the metro network? Was it good, modern, with frequent headways etc?

Roblox?

As a university student I find myself most of the days in line 3. It is really fun to ride the metro and now with the upcoming line 4 transportation will be even easier.

thank you, very informative 👍

Adore Julian Fałat! I was there about 20 years ago. Thank you for your video ❤

0:47: for the hearing impaired, where is the missing word? I'm not polish but my parents were.

🏵Thank you for coming to Poland finaly. I am happy that you have a good opinion about us and the country. I knew that we are 0k. So, please you are welcome.

Good video. I too am Walker. My family came to the Colonies in 1767, Irony is, walking for me these days is a bit problematic. Broke my back when I was a kid in 1970. Have always had issues. Worked construction & auto manufacturing, never missed a day. Paying for it now. Just grateful I wasn't born a Koch or Cox. Along with my family Walker aboard the Donegal was my family Ballantine. Walker: Gaelic Mac an Fhucadair. Ballantine is a surname of Scottish Gaelic origin. It is first found in Lanarkshire, where the family had been settled since ancient times. The name has also been variously spelled Ballantyne, Bannatyne, Ballanden, and Ballentine. Origin of the name Ballentine: The etymology, given in William Arthur's An Etymological Dictionary of Family and Christian Names with an Essay on their Derivation and Import (1857), derives the name from Bal, the name of a deity, and teine, meaning fire, and relating to a place where Belenus, or Bal, was worshiped by the Celts.