American Reveals BIGGEST Culture Shock Living in Poland 🇺🇸🇵🇱

Edward, an American from Memphis Tennessee talks about the biggest culture shocks that he has experienced in the one year he has been living in Poland - from the safety, to the friendliness of people, to how living in Poland has changed him as a person.

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Filmed in:
Krakow, Poland

[martindworak]

This dude is going places, I could explain but it’s too much to type, he just has the right attitude, good luck!!👍🏼👍🏼

[Cugastratos]

Good Americans show manners and etiquette in different countries. This young man makes me proud. I needed this after seeing a certain foolish "American" misbehaving badly in Japan.

[alexis]

I’m not from Memphis but I grew up in Nashville so it’s nice to see a fellow Tennessean represent

[onlinepole]

This dude is building himself & his skills. Big props

[paradisebleu]

Seems like he enjoys Poland!!! So good of him to learn the language too😊 I hope he continues to experience good things there!!

[Gregory-qh]

Good representation of America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I'm not from Memphis, I'm from the U.S. but i love to learn about different cultures.

[ekkolima]

From one to another, Much respect! Keep representing us well 😎.

[michelleg]

He is from the south, so they are known for their manners ;)

[tomekville]

Good representation of an American in Poland.

[doniphanblair]

Great to hear. I was just in Poland, saw a few Black people and wondered how they were doing.

[Jhossack]

Talking about people with respect wins

[johngonzalez]

Happy Tuesday, Marina ❤! Today is my birthday 🎂. It's always good to learn about other languages and backgrounds as it's educational for people to learn something that is outside of our comfort zone

[ilhuicatlamatini]

Haha! He’s definitely from the South, and he makes good points 😂

[PedroHenrique-hygs]

I like his energy... Does he have a channel?

[Leahs_world]

As an American who is a descendent of a polish immigrant my great grandpa regretted her choice. Poor woman lived through the Second World War loved America all the way through till the recession.

[iluvdrpepper]

I’m polish but have never lived there and I always wondered why I have an RBF but now I know where I get it from😂

[Blaqjaqshellaq]

Considering their often-tragic history, I can understand the Poles not smiling much...

[dominika]

"They're just friendly in a different way" 😂

[Carrie-soro]

I bet this young man is accepted in Poland as he seems willing to respect his environment & try to fit in. He seems nice, friendly, clean, & hard-working. Poland may not like all foreigners (esp. those that don't respect their country & its values, but they will like his type - even if they are a bit hesitant about HOW friendly he is in the beginning. Once they know he has no ulterior motives, they will really like him.)

[justarussian]

Feels he just described a Russian person: we Russians don't smile much but it doesn't mean we are not friendly.