iwona
7 Aug 2006
Life / Retire in Poland - Good or Bad Idea? [74]
:)it is quite funny be Polish and English are little moaners just moaning about different things. I think Shelley that you can miss a little if you don't speak polish- it is difficult to explain but it is easier to get to know other culture by learning their language. My husband is English and doesn't speak polish and sometimes I can't explain him things.
But....polish like moaning about money( English not at all) the wealthier they are the more they moan and politics , so often. Especially older generation.
English moan probbaly about some inconvenience.
And it is quite strange but I have impression that old people in England are so cheerfull and young moan and moan - opposite that in Poland.
Maybe except Victor Meldrum:)
[bJust because we expect a certain standard??? what do expect us to do, just take bad service (weather is easily dealt with we go away several times a year to enjoy the good weather),
Weather!!! It is great subject for little chit-chat if we don't have much more to talk with someone- like queueing at dring machine at work.
I like it and I do it- I am just wondering if I start doing it in Poland?:) :)
Service- I think that you don;t complain enough about servicxe all this english politeness....
I like it but ... I am not really complaining person if | don't like restaurant I will not go there againg that is all.But as nearly noone complain loudly I would feel really bad to do it.
I went once to coffe-bar -Caffe Nero- in Peterborough and girl servse me coffe but already silt quite much on the saucer she noticed it but didn't bother to wipe. Little thing. BUT IT IS BAD SERVICE FOR ME.
:)it is quite funny be Polish and English are little moaners just moaning about different things. I think Shelley that you can miss a little if you don't speak polish- it is difficult to explain but it is easier to get to know other culture by learning their language. My husband is English and doesn't speak polish and sometimes I can't explain him things.
But....polish like moaning about money( English not at all) the wealthier they are the more they moan and politics , so often. Especially older generation.
English moan probbaly about some inconvenience.
And it is quite strange but I have impression that old people in England are so cheerfull and young moan and moan - opposite that in Poland.
Maybe except Victor Meldrum:)
[bJust because we expect a certain standard??? what do expect us to do, just take bad service (weather is easily dealt with we go away several times a year to enjoy the good weather),
Weather!!! It is great subject for little chit-chat if we don't have much more to talk with someone- like queueing at dring machine at work.
I like it and I do it- I am just wondering if I start doing it in Poland?:) :)
Service- I think that you don;t complain enough about servicxe all this english politeness....
I like it but ... I am not really complaining person if | don't like restaurant I will not go there againg that is all.But as nearly noone complain loudly I would feel really bad to do it.
I went once to coffe-bar -Caffe Nero- in Peterborough and girl servse me coffe but already silt quite much on the saucer she noticed it but didn't bother to wipe. Little thing. BUT IT IS BAD SERVICE FOR ME.