10 Ways POLAND CHANGED me
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2021
- In this video I tell you my story, how did living in Poland changed my personality after 10 years? I will point out the basic daily aspects that are different for me living in Warsaw. I can't extrapolate to small towns and villages, for sure living is different there, but I wanted to give my honest opinion.
0:00 - Ten years in Poland
1:07 - The influence of the lack of light in Poland
5:30 - Warm central heating in every house
7:21 - Basic things that are cheaper in Poland
9:17 - Basic things that are more expensive in Poland
12:30 - Living in a forest in Poland
14:58 - I miss the beach in Poland
16:15 - You don't need a car in Warsaw
#tenyearsinPoland #mylifeinWarsaw
chido fajny old town warsaw living in poland digital nomad study in poland
The internet is actually pretty good, I lived 5 years in Germany and it was both more expensive and worse there. Now I live in the countryside in Poland and I have a 300 mbps fibre optic cable which costs me 13 euros a month. It's gooood :)
It's goooooood!
Wszystkiego najlepszego! Polska potrzebuje wiecej takich wspanialych ludzi jak ty !
Dzięki Titus! 😋✌️
If 10 years, the author of the vlog is ours!
With all the pros and cons ...
Best wishes
Z tymi kierowcami nie przesadzaj, na południu Europy jeżdżą dużo gorzej nie respektując niczego, zwłaszcza w Grecji i Turcji :).
Włochy to też porażka
Thanks for sticking with us, even through the hard times that we're going through now. It will get better, eventually.
Cieszę się, że dobrze Ci się żyje w moim mieście 🙂 Jest coraz lepiej, ładniej, ciekawiej, Warszawa się cały czas rozwija. Mnie tutaj tylko brak SŁOŃCA, szczególnie teraz, przesyłaj tutaj te ciepłe promyki słońca jak tylko będziesz w swoich rodzinnych stronach w Hiszpanii 🙂
It was a great video, thank You! Btw - public transport looks more or less the same in all medium and big cities. The only difference is metro, which is only in Warsaw. Rest of the cities in Poland don't need it that much though, since they're smaller in size. And I agree - we have a great public transportation system that we don't really appreciate. You're in Poland for some time now so You know that Poles are kinda grumpy and not the first to say something is great :D
About internet speed - YES! I don't live in Warsaw (I live in Katowice), but still I've got a high-speed internet and for me it's normal. But when I travel abroad - like France, Italy etc. (I've been to Spain only once and only Barcelona, so I don't have comparison) - I am surprised that the internet is slower! I don't know why.
It's terrible.... Or great, for me, having such good internet connection is essential so I am happy to live here.
super Asierku, hugs!
Gratulacje 😃👍
Dziękuję Napoleon!
Good for you, stay along :)
Always!
ale zlecialo 😭❤️
I jeszcze! 🥳🎉
All the Best.
Your vitamin D3 levels drop significantly if You don't have enough sunlight in winter, I had problems with that myself.
The damned vitamin D3.
If comes to rent Warsaw Gdańsk and Kraków is the most expensive cities however if you live in other cities is much much more cheaper
Interesting. Other foreignes from south usually have the opposite impression about the pedestrians - they have more rights and are like saint cows, you have to really pay your attention becuse they tend to walk freely and expect you to stop even if it's hard (slippery, dark).
As to public transportation in Warsaw, yeah, many people price it, but I lived in Vienna for 8 years - they have probably the best puiblic transportation in the world! So when I went to Warsaw and saw how public transport works there, it was a catastrophically bad! In the center, it's decent, not good but OK. Outside the core center is abysmally bad! I could write a chapter how bad it is! That is how good public transport is in Vienna.
Felicitas🥳
Gracias, chaval 🥸✌️
Dude, Warsaw has by far the most expensive rent per ²m in Poland.
For comparison in the city Jelenia Góra (80K population) you can rent a 3 room apartment at the market square for ~ 360€.
Modern & Newly renovated with a full Kitchen & big corner bathtub.
You can find way cheaper flats if you are searching further away from the city center.
If i were you, i would search 4 a flat outside of Warsaw cuz again prices in Warsaw are insane compared to the rest of Poland.
BTW most Polish buy a flat instead of renting. Yes normal people, my Aunt & my Grandma Both have bought their flats.
Cuz in the future, rent will only go only 1 way & that's up.
My Grandparents have 2 small Flats, they are an investment for retirement. The "bigger" one they rent out, & once the move to the retirement home the will sell the smaller one. That's a common thing to do in Poland "buy" a flat in ur mid 20' & if ur done paying for it maybe get another one to secure ur retirement.
Byłam kiedyś w Hiszpanii, zbierałam truskawki przez trzy miesiące. Jaki to jest piękny kraj,zauroczył mnie....!! Dlatego trochę Ci się dziwię, że mieszkasz w Polsce.
Mimo wszystko fajnie, że jesteś tutaj. Pozdrawiam ciepło!!💕👍🤗
Ciekawe, gdzie byłaś? Huelva>, Almería? Pozdrawiam! 😋
@@AlmostDon
Tak okolice Huelwy. W każdym razie na południu Hiszpanii.
Akurat tak mieszka moja rodzina.
Could be good idea to spend winter time in Spain I used to do that in Cuba but there always been shortages of foods
I must say that spending winters in Spain is overrated, there's not always good weather!
You could do great with podcast, it was nice listening to you.
Maybe one day! Although I have the feeling I could justdo that in Spanish. 😋
If i were you i would go to spain for autumn and winter.
In Spain there are no snowy winters ❄️ Rafał. I would really miss that too!
Ive been living in south of Spain for 7 years and believe me - because of humidity, winter here without central heating can be dreadful, and I am Polish so I have some experience about it.
Polacy też kiepsko znoszą krótkie dnie i generalnie mniejsze nasłonecznienie w ciągu doby. ciekaw jestem na ile twoje przypuszczenia odnośnie Polaków (względem pierwszego wrażenia oraz stereotypów) w miarę poznawania języka polskiego się potwierdziły, a na ile nie. obcokrajowcy nie znający polskiego z reguły są skazani na kontakty wyłącznie z osobami dobrze znającymi angielski, którzy dla całej populacji nie są zbyt reprezentatywni
Musiałabym dużo pomyśleć nad tą kwestią, zazwyczaj nie kieruję się stereotypami, ale są pewne założenia, które miałem, a które mnie zaskoczyły.
Dobry temat na filmik.
Dobrze Cię czytać, Antek.
@@AlmostDon no właśnie, materiał na osobny filmik. poza tym chętnie bym obejrzał autorską interpretację Misia, bo jest tam mnóstwo rzeczy niejasnych dla samych Polaków wychowanych już w III RP, a co dopiero dla obcokrajowca
Zgadzam sie, tez jestem tego ciekawa!
Best wishes!Your videos are great, you are funny, intelligent and with splendind linguistic knowledge.And you beautifully prounancing"mężczyzna".
Thank you so much Ewa, such nice words and support. 😊😊
You have a very good English accent.
Thank you :) so nice of you!
You look Polish now
Jak na Hiszpana mieszkającego w Polsce to zadziwiająco dobrze radzisz sobie z angielskim.
I know I know. You said it! But you should not compare public transportation of capital with town being close to medium city. Living in Warsaw is not much different from living in Wrocław, Krakow, TriCity, Poznan, etc. (sorry I missed Lódż and others). But but when you live in God forsaken 10k residents forgotten town in the middle of nowwhere the reality is pretty much different. Yes, you probably have there pretty fast internet connnection, cheap mobiles, a lot of woods but, but! But there is also lack of reliable public transportation and the lack of well paid jobs. Poles do love Spain for hot summer indeed! Cherio!
You need start driving in other European countries then you will only realise its not that bad here however we are not perfect driver's either
Luck of LIGHT and sun is something I never got used to. And I'm living here for decades. Public infrastructure is terrible; no parkings, narrow roads, luck of streets, every square meter built up with some shitty buildings.
Public infrastructure terrible? Which city do you live then? :)
Poland not poland
Nie wiem co trzeba mieć w głowie, żeby w zasadzie na stałe przyjechać z Hiszpanii do tego grajdołu. To jakiś żart.
Że ty żyjesz w grajdole, nie znaczy, że inni też. Wyłącz tvn i przestań czytać onet, to ci kompelksy na temat polskości szybko przejdą.