frickdapop
24 Feb 2012
frickdapop
24 Feb 2012
Food / Decent Polish Ale or Lager? [27]
lol, Would not have thought so, but there are different cultures and customs around the world. Why would holding the door open for someone be offensive when it is only being polite? Apparently in parts of Russia it is offensive.
I will just be in Krakow. Are you Polish or living in Poland? Thanks for reply as well.
Is there anywhere in the world where it's not?
lol, Would not have thought so, but there are different cultures and customs around the world. Why would holding the door open for someone be offensive when it is only being polite? Apparently in parts of Russia it is offensive.
I will just be in Krakow. Are you Polish or living in Poland? Thanks for reply as well.
frickdapop
24 Feb 2012
Food / Decent Polish Ale or Lager? [27]
Hey Guys,
I am going to Poland and I normally drink pale ales over here (UK). Nothing too sweet, IPA and EPA like marstons or even Worthingtons cream flow are my taste. Can you get Ales in poland? or is it just Largers? I am not being fussy, just interested. I will of course be trying to sample as many local beers and such.
So what would people recommend.
Also is cztery piwa proszę perfectly sensible thing to ask, or is saying 'please' not a done thing? I have heard that holding doors open for people can be seen as offensive. Just want to be as respectful as possible whilst I am there and speak some Polish rather than be an Ignorant Brit.
Thanks for the Help
Frick
Hey Guys,
I am going to Poland and I normally drink pale ales over here (UK). Nothing too sweet, IPA and EPA like marstons or even Worthingtons cream flow are my taste. Can you get Ales in poland? or is it just Largers? I am not being fussy, just interested. I will of course be trying to sample as many local beers and such.
So what would people recommend.
Also is cztery piwa proszę perfectly sensible thing to ask, or is saying 'please' not a done thing? I have heard that holding doors open for people can be seen as offensive. Just want to be as respectful as possible whilst I am there and speak some Polish rather than be an Ignorant Brit.
Thanks for the Help
Frick
frickdapop
19 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / UK citizen visiting Poland - any restrictions on entering the country? [22]
Thanks for all the replies. Think I have the information I needed confirming. We did have ID cards in UK but now are not Valid, so pointless and where not even recognised by other countries anyway, so even more pointless.
Thanks for all the replies. Think I have the information I needed confirming. We did have ID cards in UK but now are not Valid, so pointless and where not even recognised by other countries anyway, so even more pointless.
frickdapop
18 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / UK citizen visiting Poland - any restrictions on entering the country? [22]
To Pawian - Yes I am native to UK (29 Years).
To Pawian - Yes I am native to UK (29 Years).
frickdapop
18 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / UK citizen visiting Poland - any restrictions on entering the country? [22]
Thanks for the reply. Thats what I thought and knew, as I have common sense and some knowledge. He has been before a couple of times and I think is trying to make out that he knows more...
Thanks for the reply. Thats what I thought and knew, as I have common sense and some knowledge. He has been before a couple of times and I think is trying to make out that he knows more...
frickdapop
18 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / UK citizen visiting Poland - any restrictions on entering the country? [22]
I am UK citizen and hold a full UK passport that is valid till end of Aug 2012.
I am travelling to Poland for 4 days in March 2012. Are there any restrictions on entering the country? My friend is under the impression that you need to fill in special cards and have a passport with 6 months on it. Or is it just as easy as going to Germany or France?
Thanks
I am UK citizen and hold a full UK passport that is valid till end of Aug 2012.
I am travelling to Poland for 4 days in March 2012. Are there any restrictions on entering the country? My friend is under the impression that you need to fill in special cards and have a passport with 6 months on it. Or is it just as easy as going to Germany or France?
Thanks