Brit in Poland - Living in Poland as a Brit

This video is an introduction to my channel, also a summary of what life is like for me here, why I live in Poland, the challenges I face here and what I love about this country, so enjoy and join me on my Polish journey!

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Brit in Poland is the genuine account of a British Expat who lives in Warsaw, through this account I want to show people what it is like to live abroad, to educate people about the country of Poland, to tell the history of Poland and to show off what this place has to offer, providing guides to locations I have visited and experiences I have taken part in.
I am a start up Youtube channel, so getting featured in the search engine can be hard, so I ask the following, if you like this video I promise you there will be many more to come, so please like, subscribe or comment...if you are feeling particularly generous then please share with your friends :D

I am always open to suggestions on how to improve, places to visit or topics to cover, so never be afraid to comment, I try to respond to all comments on my channel and engage with my viewers!

Support:
If anyone wishes to help support my journey to show off Poland to the World, you are now welcome to contribute via my Patronite or Patreon pages:

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Credit to the following:

My friends, family and loyal viewers who give me the drive to continue producing new content
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Produced with VSDC video editing software

[piotrviatorus]

Je suis actuellement en Pologne et c’est un bonheur sans nom de pouvoir prendre les transports en commun sans ranger son portable, de pouvoir se promener sans aucune crainte la nuit ou encore de ne constater aucune incivilité. A côté, la France, c’est l’enfer sur terre -Kevin Bossuet

[merasmussen]

Such a pleasure to listen to an articulate and well-spoken person. Good luck with the channel!

[dawnlovescouture]

I’m glad I found your channel. I’m an American and I have been to Warsaw probably eight times in the past 9 years, probably more. I have friends in Warsaw and I love the city. I always feel at home there.

[sator]

Nice video. I wish you a good life in Poland.

[adamgrimes]

Hello! from another Brit in Poland :) although I've only been here since August so your videos have really helped me and inspire me to give this a good go. Thanks and wish you all the best

[martinjiranek]

Nice video, Poland is lucky to have you ;)

[tonyclough]

That's good one Brit in Poland and a million Poles living here.

[ea]

Congratulations I left Poland for Australia 🇦🇺 and when I start working living in Sydney I Knew I find my home my place my happiness! All the best

[xertijagee]

I've started to learn English 2 years ago so I can understand you :D Your channel can be good way to learn, I think. Good luck with your channel.

[coinzyuk]

Looking into moving to Poland myself, amazing place

[adam_zs]

Mate good to have you here in Poland.Come and visit Lublin one fine
day.😊

[markg]

I enjoyed watching your video. As for me, I’m very happy that a person of your quality appreciates my country. Five years is a long time but if you decide to stay even longer and continue to dig deeper and deeper, perhaps you’ll get more insights into the essence of Polishness. I don’t know if the book “Monte Cassino” by Melchior Wańkowicz has been translated into English, but if it has, it could help you understand what this unerasable Polishness that lives deep down in most Poles is all about. Dziękuję za uwagę : ) Have a great Sunday!

[greglach]

Coming over here taking our jobs😄
Wish you all best mate

[rethray]

Great vid! Not over the top, natural, keep up a good work!

[emiliakrawczynska]

Well done for doing 5 years and more in Poland ! keep up the good work and best of luck speaking and living a polish life 👌🏻

[jakubtomaszglazewski]

Hi Richard. I see some of your clips once in a while since 2 years and must admit witj pleasure you look and sound healthier and happier each time. Good luck and all the best

[barbarakarpinska]

it is interesting. Good luck, I agree more healthy

[roofis]

Definitely the hardest thing is that the longer you stay abroad then the harder is to go back to your country as you will feel less and less connected to it, i'm just speaking purely of my own life experiences and struggles. Yet still it doesn't matter because at he end of the day you may find happiness and stuff anywhere. Good luck to you

[IzumiMandanado]

Good luck with your Polish and finding a partner here. Fingers crossed you'll have a wonderful almost Slavic life here in Central Europe :)

[izabela]

Congratulations on you vlog. Poland and the UK must have a lot in commom because I went to the UK for a 12-day tour last July and I felt at home, too. I loved the cities, little towns and villages, the architecture and the countryside, Devon cliffs, castles, people, even the weather was nice and the food (great fish&chips in the docks in Liverpool)! But the most "exotic" for me were terraced houses of different styles, bay windows, flowers everywhere and ... the transparent floating clouds. And the hit were PALM TREES, even in the North. Great country. Can't wait to visit again in the future.