Eurovision… lol who is watching this XD

Howdy from TX

Surrey, BC, Canada. Enjoying your stream, seeing all the cities in Poland.

Go to KIELCE. Really nice.

Try Wąchock, back old days it was a meme city 🙂

Cieszyn is lovely I got my brother and his family living there.

I am going to Gdynia and Hel in the second week of July. Greetings from Hungary.

It is correct that your English pronunciation is great it is litetate from the beggining till the very end. So if somebody studies English meating people like you is motivating. You do not clip off the endings like the nazives tend to do.

Wieliczka salt mine a great place to visit with tour guide in English or Russion.

Funny: In ukrainian: zażygać maszynu. In Polish it would mean: to puke up the mashinery.

Bielsko-Biała

Zielona Góra

Ursus is a post industrial area, was an independent city not so long ago and now it's like a city in a city. Might be interesting to visit.

I will never forget the Eurovision results from Ukrainian jury. It is a total disappointment.

Hello from Australia

Targówek fabryczny is perhaps the worst looking part of Warsaw. It's rather safe because no one lives there. 😉 There is a big chemical factory and only a couple of houses.
Some parts of Praga North could be a little bit dangerous at night. But main streets are rather safe.
Pruszków and Wołomin are known as the cities of polish mafia. Some people say that Wołomin is a safe city, no one will attack or rob you there, because no one will be sure, if you are also a gangster or not. 😉

I'm not interested in some song contest. And these points are not important either. But on the other hand, this situation shows what the attitude of Ukrainians towards Poles is. Why do they dislike us so much? We are doing everything we can to help Ukraine, people fleeing the war… It's not about gratitude, it's about sympathy…

Wierzbica – Wieś nie chciała, miasto odrzuciło 😀
Z zamkniętymi oczami poznaję gdy wjeżdżam do Wierzbicy, takie piękne są drogi tam. :]

In chat I tried to explain the difference between "ś" and "sz" and in fact in American pronunciation you don't really have "ś". Maybe a word sure. In Russian it is simpler sz = ш and ś = щ