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Really? Is that the only thing that u know about this magnificent country? "sh" sounds. What does that even mean? There are lots of those sounds in our language too...
We share with our Polish neighbours beautiful Tatra mountains. When you are in Poland don't miss this beautiful site of Poland.
I suggest that you also visit Zakopane and Krakow.
Overally safe place, educated people and of course beautiful Slavic women.
I had a Polish GF and we visited her parents often on there small farm near Breslau. Spent 2 weeks for aa sailing championship in Sopot last year. Love the country and the people. I make a fool of myself when I try to speak the language! Lots of Wonderfull places would love to check aut the Tatras as well as the lakes in the North East ( Masuria?)
With so many wonders mentioned by others, that's the major observation you keep in mind.
The reflection of dark and gloomy place you call home.
I bet it rains a lot too...
I like the fact that they're so homogeneous. 99% of their population are ethnic Poles.
Actually, they're not. Quite a few are Prussian descendants, meaning Balts. Poland absorbed several provinces of western Prussia, plus, many Prussians fled to Poland to escape the ethnic cleansing the Teutonic Knights were carrying out against the indigenous Prussians in the 13th and 14th Centuries. So there's a percentage of Balts mixed in there, I don't think a population study has ever been done on that score.
Actually, they're not. Quite a few are Prussian descendants, meaning Balts. Poland absorbed several provinces of western Prussia, plus, many Prussians fled to Poland to escape the ethnic cleansing the Teutonic Knights were carrying out against the indigenous Prussians in the 13th and 14th Centuries. So there's a percentage of Balts mixed in there, I don't think a population study has ever been done on that score.
lol
what Prussians ?
the Germans were expelled after world war 2
Poland isn't 99% polish
it's 99.9%
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