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I'm a Turkish-Muslim girl who'll go for study at Poland next year, and I'm scared of racism news at Poland.


imsuchaloser 1 | 7
20 Apr 2017 #1
Ofcourse I'm not saying Polish people are racists and I can understand why some groups are hating Islam/Muslim people at there. Muslim people have a bad reputation in Europe and so much people affected because of our countries's political movements. I'm sorry with all of my heart about this.

as I said, I'll be at Poland for education next year. I'm not wearing an hijab or anything religious even though my physical looking is so different from a typical Muslim looking. I have a pale skin, and redhead-not neutral it's my hairdye- and I got few tattoos. I just want to live in peace with people at there when I go there.

Question is, when people learn that I'm Muslim, will Poland be safe for me?

PS: if i made any grammer mistake while I'm writing, I'm sorry.

thank you all who read this :)
DominicB - | 2,707
20 Apr 2017 #2
Question is, when people learn that I'm Muslim, will Poland be safe for me?

Generally, yes, as long as you avoid drunk people like the plague. Most overt violence and anti-social behavior in Poland is associated with alcohol use.

The form of discrimination that you are most likely to meet in Poland is "benign neglect". You won't be actively excluded, but you won't be actively included, either. If you're assertive and willing to make the first move and are not discouraged by frequent rejection, you may win a few friends and carve out a place for yourself. If you're shy, you might as well be invisible.

Based on your rather telling user name, however, I do not think that Poland would be a wise choice for you. Or anywhere else outside of your home town. You're going to fail miserably with an attitude like that, and other people will be more than willing to help you fail.
OP imsuchaloser 1 | 7
20 Apr 2017 #3
"Based on your rather telling user name, however, I do not think that Poland would be a wise choice for you. Or anywhere else outside of your home town. You're going to fail miserably with an attitude like that, and other people will be more than willing to help you fail."

I wanted to put a funny username. It's okay if you didn't find it funny but, why taking so serious :D and trying insult by just a username haha :D
DominicB - | 2,707
20 Apr 2017 #4
That wasn't an insult. That was serious advice. Which, I assumed, was what you came here for. Your attempt at humor was not at all obvious. And even when you have pointed it out, it still seems more disturbing than amusing. You should be more circumspect with your use of humor in the future.
OP imsuchaloser 1 | 7
20 Apr 2017 #5
What I did to you for deserving this attitude? I really don't understand. Why are you rude with me for no reason? I just asked a question, and I believe that you answered it with full honesty. Thanks for that. But, being this rude is really unfair.
DominicB - | 2,707
20 Apr 2017 #6
There was nothing rude in my response. I can't fathom why you would think there is.
Ironside 53 | 12,426
20 Apr 2017 #7
What I did to you for deserving this attitude?

He is not Polish. I'm, have you came onto this American Forums to argue? Good luck with that. You'll find aplenty of that in here.

If you genuine looking for the info or some kind of advice or assurance here - I advice you to change your attitude!

Personally I'm pretty sure you're trolling. Aplenty of that here too. You'll feel right at home.
OP imsuchaloser 1 | 7
20 Apr 2017 #8
I'm not trolling anyone here. Sorry if I made anyone think that. I just asked a question and somewhat conversation came onto my username and for my opinion it was unnecessary to complain.
DominicB - | 2,707
20 Apr 2017 #9
Bottom line: In the future, when communicating with people you don't know, stick to the business at hand and save the hahas, lols and cute usernames for people you know very well, and who know you very well. Not everybody appreciates it. Most don't.
Ironside 53 | 12,426
20 Apr 2017 #10
Just follow a general precaution as dictated by a common-sense and you'll be fine. None is hunting Muslims on the streets in Poland.
jon357 74 | 22,060
20 Apr 2017 #11
Question is, when people learn that I'm Muslim, will Poland be safe for me?

Plenty here in Poland so you won't be alone. I don't forsee any big problems - as anywhere else, spend time with nice people, avoid jerks.
Lyzko 45 | 9,442
20 Apr 2017 #13
First, learn some Polish! Not saying the rest is going to be all gravy, as we say, but at least it will overcome the first hurdle:-)
DominicB - | 2,707
20 Apr 2017 #14
@imsuchaloser

No problem. Good luck!
OP imsuchaloser 1 | 7
20 Apr 2017 #15
@Lyzko

Yes! I'm trying to learn it since I decided to go. I realized it's hard as they're saying haha :) It'll take me a time to speak it properly. Thanks for the advice :)
Lyzko 45 | 9,442
20 Apr 2017 #16
Same for me and Turkish!

Tebrikkler:-)
Lyzko 45 | 9,442
20 Apr 2017 #18
Dziekuje bardzo, nawzajem!

English only in these forums, you should know this by now!
Lyzko 45 | 9,442
20 Apr 2017 #19
Sorry, mods! @imsuchaloser,

You seem to know the basics already. If you like, we can exchange my Polish for your Turkish:-) tarsape@gmail

Also, get another handle. One might get the impression that you think you really are a loser.
CHN1949
24 Apr 2017 #20
@OP imsuchaloser
Hello,can I ask which university and which programme of study you gonna take in Poland?
Lyzko 45 | 9,442
24 Apr 2017 #21
MAY I inquire which university program you're GOING TO take......?
Sha300 - | 3
30 Apr 2017 #23
Hi i am also Muslim and want to get education in university of Warsaw next month. I also visited Poland couple of times. People there are very cooperative and helpful. Education is very very cheap so that's why i am moving from Scotland to Warsaw for my education PhD degree. For more information you can send me mail.


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