Matt
@Kerryman
Irish 暗网禁区 in Poland
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About me
Irish
Lives in Chorz贸w
Speaks English, Polish
Registration: 21 November 2014
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Driving in Poland by Maximilien
Hi, What do you think of the way people drive in Poland? How different is it from your home country? Respecting the road safety rules, driving etiquette such as general courtesy, speed excess聟 what are the characteristics of the driving style ...
Do you notice any difference between Warsaw and Upper Silesia? >Obscure rules like if so many houses are near the road there is an unmarked speed limit. This is no longer the case. This rule was abolished in the early 1980s, if not earlier. Read More
Safety in Poland by Christine
Hi, We would like to talk about a sensitive but important topic: do you feel safe in Poland? How would you define the level of safety in the country? Can you walk safely during the day and at night without any fear? Do you think there ...
I feel quite safe here. Surely, there are some areas that you should not enter at night, and some events you'd better avoid - for example football matches of teams whose supporters do not like each other - but generally Polish criminals do not ... Read More
Polish cuisine by Priscilla
Hi, When living abroad, tasting the local cuisine is part of discovering the country. What is your favorite food in Poland? What is the local speciality? Share with us the local tastes of Poland and why not your best recipe. Thank ...
Pierogi z mi臋sem - pierogi with meat. Actually there's no English word for 'pierogi'. Dumplings or ravioli do not really mean the same food. And never buy 'pierogi z mi臋sem' in a supermarket. They contain only 6% meat ... Read More
My Love Story: my 'good' family vs her 'bad' family in Poland by Jaky007
Hello Guys I want your opinion in such a big issue for me , Im German guy but I was born and raise up in Germany and im from very good family however, I came back for work and live in Poland , after few months in Poland i have met a very nice ...
Hallo Jaky007, kommt deine Familie nicht vielleicht aus Oberschlesien? In my opinion, you should TALK to your girlfriend about the doubts that you have. If my sister-in-law was a stripper or a prostitute, I would not be very happy, but would it ... Read More
Are university dorms in poland co-ed? by polish_heaven
Hey everyone! I'm travelling to wroclaw this summer and will be staying at one of the university dorms. Since I come from a conservative culture, I was wondering whether the dorms there are co-ed in general? Also, are they clean? Any help would ...
Yes, nearly all university dormitories in Poland are co-educational. Maybe except for those which are run by the Church, but they are only for secondary school students (under 18). There are separate rooms for boys and for girls, but a boys' ... Read More
Hope to meet new friends in Poland by dheydaliva
Hello everyone, I am Dhey, hoping that I will move in Poland this coming Month of March 2015, as a sponsored visa and be able to work with a Polish Family... I'm just a bit scared as I am new to the country and i dont have a relatives, thats why ...
Hello Dhey! Which city are going to live in? Read More
Newcomer to Katowice by newtopoland
Hi! I will arrive in Katowice around 19th of January, and I honestly do not know anything about the city or know anyone ( yet :) ). However, I got a good job offer and I will come from Spain ( Romanian here ) and I would like to ask, even if ...
Junior IT, where are you from? Read More
nju SIM cards by DesB
Hi guys, I've been in Warsaw a whole week already! Can anybody advise me how to top up my nju SIM card (5 PLN starter) that I bought the other day. Can I do it on-line with a credit card. Alternatively, I've seen machines at metro stations ...
PKO BP cash dispensers (ATMs) are English users friendly. After you insert your credit card, you can choose the English language, then type your PIN, and then choose the option "mobile recharge". Read More
Poland Visit from New Zealand by gvir
Hi, I understand that New Zealand citizens need not have visa to travel to Poland. New Zealand is listed in Visa free countries on Poland official site. I am basically from India and working in New Zealand under skilled migrant category. So do I ...
If you are a citizen of India, you need a visa in Poland. If you had a visa of any country that is a member of the European Union (Germany or Lithuania, for example), then you could visit Poland and stay here for a limited period of time (30 days, ... Read More
Difficult to integrate by GuestPoster973
Hi, My name is Kay, Nigerian, moved to pl a year ago still find it difficult to integrate. lm cool, easy going person, a team player and like to meet people and making friends. Any assist as im presently working on my polish language lesson is most ...
Dear Friend! It surely isn't my intention to argue with anyone. I admit it is hard - or even impossible - to fully integrate with the Polish people if you look different or belong to a religion that is unknown here. A black person looks quite ... Read More
Difficult to integrate by GuestPoster973
Hi, My name is Kay, Nigerian, moved to pl a year ago still find it difficult to integrate. lm cool, easy going person, a team player and like to meet people and making friends. Any assist as im presently working on my polish language lesson is most ...
>you misinterpreted... I am sure many others might misunderstood your intention as well. If I didn't live in Poland myself, I would surely think Poland is a fundamentalist country where everybody who is not a Catholic is discriminated ... Read More
Difficult to integrate by GuestPoster973
Hi, My name is Kay, Nigerian, moved to pl a year ago still find it difficult to integrate. lm cool, easy going person, a team player and like to meet people and making friends. Any assist as im presently working on my polish language lesson is most ...
Dear Marzenna, I strongly disagree that being an atheist in Poland is worse than the devil himself. Most Polish people were baptised in the Catholic Church, true, but a huge majority of them are practical atheists. Many Polish couples live together ... Read More
Catholic Mass in English in Katowice by Kerryman
F谩ilte! Holy Mass in English is conducted every Sunday at 6:30pm in St. Maximilian Kolbe Academic Church in the cathedral crypt - the entrance is at the back of the Cathedral. Confession in English is possible half an hour before the Mass. I ...
No, the address is: Parafia Katedralna Chrystusa Kr贸la ul. Plebiscytowa 49 a 40-041 Katowice phone: 32 251-21-96 The English Mass is conducted in the crypt. The entrance is at the back of the cathedral. Read More
Catholic Mass in English in Katowice
F谩ilte! Holy Mass in English is conducted every Sunday at 6:30pm in St. Maximilian Kolbe Academic Church in the cathedral crypt - the entrance is at the back of the Cathedral. Confession in English is possible half an hour before the Mass. I ... Read More
New members of the Poland forum, introduce yourself here by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Poland forum? Don聮t know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your 暗网禁区 story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on your ...
F谩ilte! I am a descendant of Irish immigrants living in Poland. Although I was born here, my heart still belongs to Ireland. I miss my homeland, I would like to return there, but at the moment it is not possible for many reasons. I would like ... Read More