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7 Things NOT to Do in Poland | Easy Polish 141

601K views · Aug 6, 2020 · Education

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  • @agnieszkabazynska9701 · 6 years ago · pinned

    Widzę, że kwestia punktualności Polaków wzbudziła wielkie emocje :-) No powiedzcie tak szczerze: jak idziecie do znajomych na imprezę, to jesteście zawsze umówieni na konkretną godzinę i o niej właśnie pukacie do drzwi? Mam znajomych z różnych środowisk i w różnym wieku. Nikt z nich nie trzyma się kurczowo godzin. Umawiamy się najczęściej około jakiejś godziny i mamy dość luźne widełki na przychodzenie. Co innego oficjalne spotkania, praca czy uroczystości kościelne, które zaczynają się mszą.

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  • @arganowa · 6 years ago

    Czy my na pewno mamy na myśli tą samą Polskę? XD

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  • @jacekzajac7331 · 6 years ago

    Nie zgadzam się! Należy przychodzić punktualnie. Zawsze jesteśmy przygotowani na czas i jesteśmy poirytowani jeśli goście się spóżniają. Trzeba być punktualnie!

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  • @Monika-qu3ls · 6 years ago

    I expect my guests to be on time. So that is not a general rule.

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  • @sottilezza · 6 years ago (edited)

    Hmm I'm Polish myself and I always arrive on time, same as my guests :P Being late is often considered rude - especially if there's hot food served

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  • @BartoszKuc · 4 years ago

    Nigdy nie spotkałem się z sytuacją, że przychodzę na czas i zastaje nieprzygotowanego gospodarza. Częściej jest odwrotnie, to ludzie czekający na gości się denerwują że wszystko jest, a Ci się spóźniają.

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  • @casicadaminuto1 · 4 years ago

    As a Slovak, this is so hillarious for me to watch and realize that I understand 75% of what’s being said without ever learning Polish :). Plus, your language is cute as hell.

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  • @reverb870 · 6 years ago

    TO JEŚLI TO TYPOWE ZACHOWANIA POLAKÓW TO PRAWDOPODOBNIE NIE JESTEM POLAKIEM XD

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  • @Zanderros · 6 years ago

    Spóźnienie się jest chamskie, to absolutnie nie jest u nas akceptowane. Mamy "studencki kwadrans" jako akceptowalne, krótkie spóźnienie. Ponad 15 minut już sprawia, że się wszyscy denerwują.

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  • @MK-me8zu · 6 years ago (edited)

    I`m Polish and in Poland to be on time is an expression of respect to others, it's "a virtue'. When visiting someone at home, being late or too early can be understood as being rude, not respectful for other persons time schedule.

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  • @Killlkor · 6 years ago (edited)

    Another important tip:<br>When talking to some stranger on the street, or in a formal situation, make sure to have your hands out of your pockets. It might be seen as rude and untrustworthy by Poles, especially the older generations. Younger Poles are more lax about it - but in formal situations, always make sure to have your hands out of your pockets. By showing your hands in the view, you&apos;re subconsciously telling &quot;I have no dirty tricks in my hands&quot;, so you can be trusted, and thus you&apos;re showing respect to the interlocutor.<br>It&apos;s a deeply rooted cultural thing (how criminals held knives in their pockets, ready to backstab you), difficult to explain without me writing an essay here, but the rule of thumb is just keep your hands on view when talking :)<br>Gesticulation is bonus points ;)

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  • @jzofia8076 · 4 years ago

    For #1 I recommend just going on time. Every guest always comes on time. It&apos;s better to be on time, being late is considered rude. Speaking from a Polish human that lives in England

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