13 Things You Should NEVER Do In Poland 🇵🇱

Planning a trip to Poland? 🇵🇱 Before you pack your bags and set off on your adventure, there are a few important things you need to know. In this video, we cover 13 things you should NEVER do in Poland. From cultural etiquette to common tourist mistakes, we've got you covered so you can avoid any faux pas and have an amazing experience!

Never Do THIS In Poland (They'll Hate You)
This Is WHAT YOU SHOULD NOT DO IN POLAND!
10 Things You Should NEVER Do In Poland

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[ERICinCOLOUR]

It blows my mind how Americans don’t take their shoes off inside. You want dirt from outside in your home?

[wthiskubaa]

We, Poles don't want to be treated as easterners, like Russians or Ukrainians, but also don't want to be categorized as westerners like Germans or Americans

[magdalenasrebna]

Worst thing u can do is talk with the cashier in żabka like bro i just want a hotdog

[OmniSzron]

I'm Polish and this is pretty much spot on. I went to the US a couple of times and I was bewildered that random people on the street kept trying to have a chat with me or were smiling at me. It's so weird to a Polish person. I mean, you can talk to people here, but it should be about something useful, like asking for directions. If you just come up to someone to tell them you like their t-shirt, they'll think you're either crazy or are trying to con them.

[ARSP]

You can complain about Poland, but only if you are Polish 😉

[margdrag]

I dont know if Asians dont stick out but Poles respect Asians, they dont make trouble and they are hard working people.

[PitchBlackYeti]

"Poland is quite open to other cultures, they just don't like it when you try to pressure them to change for your culture" -if only this was the gold standard for all immigration around the world

[thegingerxd]

The shoes thing turns into an argument when you are a guest in someone's house! We are always raised to take our shoes off in someone else's home, but a lot of the time the person who owns the house will tell you "No no no, it's okay! Keep your shoes on!" And then you'll argue "nooo, I'll make a mess!" and then they will tell you "No way, don't worry, the house is dirty anyway!" even though they've just cleaned the house to make it spotless (but they will not tell you that). Whether or not you take off your shoes depends on who argues better / if you are able to take them off before the argument is over 😅

[Sandro_de_Vega]

How to not greet poles:
-Hey, how are you?
-Oh you know, usual. My father died last week. And i found out that i have cancer so my wife left me for my dentist and took our children.

[spavatch]

As a Pole I smile gently watching this -> 😐

[SOD-DAA]

Germany didn't paid Poland for destroyed Warsaw, hospitals and like 2-4 milion people

[tonai]

I love how almost everyone in the comments IS Polish, we really like to see things about our country :DD

[raziela]

"not expecting you to speak fluently" my friend, cobble up half a sentence that almost makes sense and me and my friends will give you a standing ovation for just trying. We know our language is messed up but without it we wouldn't have the creative approach to solve things.

[kolega_muffin]

Being quiet in public transport is something I 100% agree with. I remember sitting alone on a train and some guys getting on and talking loudly. The only thing stopping me from violence was lack of escape options.

[soniadynpurple]

Outside Poland's borders, Poles try to respect the rules of the country they are in, so that's why we expect the same from people coming to our country. BTW, you are a good observer. Your list is really true and to the point!

[Nieznany_turio]

You forgot the most important thing, never talk about "Polish extermination camps". They were in Poland, but they were founded by Germans and possibly Russians. Poles who were under occupation at that time strongly condemned them.

[ukaszrosiak]

As Pole, I approve this message. We don't treat people with respect. We treat people with mutuality. If you're respectful to people, country, language, history, etc. you can count on receiving the same.

[overnine]

So in a nutshell - if you ask someone in Poland "How are you?" it's a pretty binding question in a conversation. It means you really are interested about what was goin on in someone's life for the past few weeks or months, want to exchange recent experiences etc.

[Erkumida]

As a Pole I really wanted to debunk this video but he's actually right👍