abu3issa
14 Jun 2013
Food / I SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM - the best ice cream shop in Poland? [34]
I'm spending a whole summer there :D
I'm spending a whole summer there :D
abu3issa
14 Jun 2013
Food / I SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM - the best ice cream shop in Poland? [34]
So I was googling Baskin Robbins shops and it turns out.... THERE AREN'T ANY IN POLAND!! In fact, it's only available in the UK. I'm surprised mostly because it's an extremely popular brand here.
So my question is
What's the best Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cakes shop in Poland?
If it's not a chain store, tell us where the shop is! :D
So I was googling Baskin Robbins shops and it turns out.... THERE AREN'T ANY IN POLAND!! In fact, it's only available in the UK. I'm surprised mostly because it's an extremely popular brand here.
So my question is
What's the best Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cakes shop in Poland?
If it's not a chain store, tell us where the shop is! :D
abu3issa
20 May 2013
Life / Showing respect and appreciation by Polish people, forms of greetings in Poland. [31]
How do people show respect to one another in different situations? I'm not talking about one specific setting, I want to know many possible situations.
For example, in Japan they bow to one another, they call each other specific nicknames such as san/sama/chan, etc. Elders in a group or seniors are referred to as senpai. In my culture, kids kiss their parents hands and forehead, couples kiss each others forehead in front of their children to show their respect and appreciation to each other. we call people after their first born, for example if your son is Ali, your nickname is Abu Ali and the mother is called Umm Ali. This is a way to show respect when talking to strangers and also a way of intimacy and closeness among friends. In fact, my uncle kisses his elderly mother's hands and feet every time he goes to visit her.
I want to know more about these things. What do Polish people do normally to show respect to one another in different situations? Please tell me stories from your life and friends and family :) your habits and culture in regard of showing respect and appreciation.
How do people show respect to one another in different situations? I'm not talking about one specific setting, I want to know many possible situations.
For example, in Japan they bow to one another, they call each other specific nicknames such as san/sama/chan, etc. Elders in a group or seniors are referred to as senpai. In my culture, kids kiss their parents hands and forehead, couples kiss each others forehead in front of their children to show their respect and appreciation to each other. we call people after their first born, for example if your son is Ali, your nickname is Abu Ali and the mother is called Umm Ali. This is a way to show respect when talking to strangers and also a way of intimacy and closeness among friends. In fact, my uncle kisses his elderly mother's hands and feet every time he goes to visit her.
I want to know more about these things. What do Polish people do normally to show respect to one another in different situations? Please tell me stories from your life and friends and family :) your habits and culture in regard of showing respect and appreciation.
abu3issa
27 Feb 2013
Work / Teaching English in Poland....CELTA or TESOL certificate? [66]
[Moved from]: TESOL or CELTA in Warsaw? Where can I get this certificate?
Where can I get this certificate in Warsaw?
[Moved from]: TESOL or CELTA in Warsaw? Where can I get this certificate?
Where can I get this certificate in Warsaw?
abu3issa
7 Jan 2013
Law / Visa to Poland? Invitation by a Polish student? [21]
Thanks for your response
No I'm not EU citizen, it would have made my life more simple :P
I'm a Yemeni citizen from Hadhramout residing in Saudi Arabia.
She's going to visit them this week and see. Hopefully everything will be fine
Thanks for your response
No I'm not EU citizen, it would have made my life more simple :P
I'm a Yemeni citizen from Hadhramout residing in Saudi Arabia.
She's going to visit them this week and see. Hopefully everything will be fine
abu3issa
6 Jan 2013
Law / Visa to Poland? Invitation by a Polish student? [21]
So I was going to be invited to Poland by my girl friend but I don't think she can... can she? She's a student so I honestly don't know it's possible to get Zaproszenie by a Polish student?
My other option is to go on a tourist visa but I don't know how to arrange that. Any ideas?
So I was going to be invited to Poland by my girl friend but I don't think she can... can she? She's a student so I honestly don't know it's possible to get Zaproszenie by a Polish student?
My other option is to go on a tourist visa but I don't know how to arrange that. Any ideas?
abu3issa
20 Dec 2012
Polonia / Polish people in Saudi Arabia [11]
I want to meet Polish people in person, learn first hand the language in culture. Anyone residing in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia?
I want to meet Polish people in person, learn first hand the language in culture. Anyone residing in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia?