I’ve read recently that
according to 3 major sources: the Internet, the public and the American
scientists, Polish is one of the most difficult languages in the world. Last week I had a pleasure to meet Peter,
who’s from the UK and he’s living in
Poland for a couple of years now. He said that even though he’s been learning
Polish for eight years, he thinks he’ll never be really fluent because Polish
is actually an extremely difficult
language. I know that many of you want to learn Polish so I’ve read a couple of
articles on the Internet about Polish and I think that some of them are fake so
I’ll try to deal with some myths.
I know that many of you, like myself, are economy students. That’s why I’ll do my best to tell you as much as I can about polish economy. I’d like to start my new series with introducing world famous companies that were established by Poles or people born in Poland, polish Jews or whatever you call them. Enjoy!
The city has a fantastic public transport network but the plethora of choice can be a bit overwhelming for the first time visitor so I’m going to share with you my advice on how to get around Warsaw. If you want to know what ZTM, SKM or a request stop are, why the bus doesn’t stop everywhere and why you should not push the open button - keep reading and you won’t get lost in this city jungle. Let’s get started!