Life / An Asian living in Poland soon. Cultural norms? [15]

Hey Black5wan.

I live in Wroclaw. It's a nice city, with friendly people in it ( and a lot of students ). The must visiting places are:
- main square ( Rynek ) with a lot of pubs
- the village - place when students meets with each other to talk
- Ostrow Tumski - the oldest part of the city. When you visit Wroclaw, you will have to see it. :)

Asian females are welcomed. :)

I know a place where you can drink tea ( many tastes, from all around the world ).
And there's a lot of shops, cinemas and libraries. You will not gonna be bored in Wroclaw.
If you have any other questions, don't be afraid to ask. :)

Life / Streaming online Polish TV [85]

I'd like to recommend some better polish movies for you:
- Mala wielka milosc - romentical comedy
- The pianist - war movie
- Tydzien z zycia mezczyzny - drama
- Zabic Sekala - drama
- Psy ( 2 parts - action movie )
- Sara - action movie
- Kryminalni - crime series
- Wesele - comedy and drama.

Life / An Asian living in Poland soon. Cultural norms? [15]

I meant Slodowa village, near the main building of the University.

Oh, and I forgot about the Botanic Garden - it will be look beautiful in June.

Life / An Asian living in Poland soon. Cultural norms? [15]

Of course, you're right. My english owned me. :)

Life / An Asian living in Poland soon. Cultural norms? [15]


czajowniawroclaw.pl - awesome place with a beautiful atmosphere in it. :) And the teas are tasty.

And here's an info about schools for foreigners in Wroclaw: wroclaw-life.com/wroclaw/language-schools

You should visit Ksiaz castle too. It's located in Walbrzych, about 70 kilometres from Wroclaw. en.ksiaz.walbrzych.pl

Language / Kurwa? at end of every sentence [51]



Furious Pete will teach you what does it means. :)