http://peopleandlanguages.com/tags/poland Forum » Tag: Poland - Recent Posts en-US Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:51:48 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://peopleandlanguages.com/search.php http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/frampol#post-51 Sat, 13 Feb 2010 20:01:57 +0000 admin 51@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>Yes the Frampol, Poland thread is opened up and post any questions there as I prefer to keep the older posts going. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/frampol-poland-1#post-49 Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:57:25 +0000 admin 49@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>Hi, Anything you want to know about Frampol you let me know. I am an American (who moved to Poland years a few years ago) and know a lot about Frampol as my family is from there. And of course I have been there a few times and in contact with people there. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/frampol#post-48 Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:33:25 +0000 THEFED 48@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>I am an American and my family is from Frampol. This topic was discussed by Adam 6 months ago and topic was closed due to no replies. Would like to reopen discussion. Have questions about Frampol. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/krakow-apartments-are-falling-in-price#post-47 Fri, 12 Feb 2010 06:32:36 +0000 Mark 47@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>As an American living in Krakow, Poland I see something in thinking here that I have seen all over the USA. That is that housing prices in Krakow will go up forever. I can not see this. </p> <ul> <li>With supply of apartments in Krakow increasing on every corner </li> <li>The population is moving to the suburbs not the city center</li> <li>The crisis in the UK and Ireland is forcing foreign investors to pull out</li> <li>There was a speculative bubble tat inflated prices to ridiculous prices</li> </ul> <p>In the US prices are down to 1999 levels. In Japan prices have fallen 15 years straight. My question is why would prices go up in Krakow for apartments if prices are already over prices based on average salaries. </p> <p>The price per meter should be equal to about the monthly salary per person. So if people make 2700 pln a month this should be the price per meter for a flat in Krakow.</p> <p>Real Estate in Poland follows the same laws of supply and demand as anywhere else.</p> <p>Polish people like to say that &#39;our market is different&#39;. But this is what ever person in every market says when they are in a real estate bubble.<br /> Now there is a strong downtrend in the Polish market for real estate. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/poland-attitude-towards-ukraine#post-39 Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:47:07 +0000 admin 39@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>Ukrainians are the biggest group of people that work legally in Poland. Poland has very favorable rules and give Ukrainians visas very easy as I think Poland wants Ukraine to be a partner in Europe. This is because Poland is a Slavic country that is trying to balance Germany and France&#39;s power in the EU. Therefore Poland is trying to work with Ukraine to integrate them economically in Europe better. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/warsaw-or-krakow#post-32 Fri, 01 Jan 2010 07:39:54 +0000 Anna 32@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>These are two different cultures, Krakow is old world, bookish, while Warsaw is new world pragmatic. Warsaw is ancient Rome while Krakow is Ancient Greece.<br /> I prefer Krakow and you? </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/best-jobs-for-foreigners-in-poland#post-28 Thu, 31 Dec 2009 10:03:11 +0000 Ryba 28@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>The best job for foreigners in Poland is by far being a teacher of English. ESL teaching will always be in demand and has a relatively small barrier to entry.</p> <p>After that there are a lot of artist types such as expat musicians or DJs in Poland. These jobs are ok also but for me too much nightlife. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/frampol-poland-1#post-18 Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:09:28 +0000 admin 18@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>Frampol, Poland is where my family was from in Poland. I am an American. Frampol has an ancient history and is generally connected to Lublin. Isaac Babel Singer wrote about this town in his works of fiction. It has an interesting history which I will not recant here but if anyone has any questions about Frampol, Poland let me know. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/why-i-love-poland#post-14 Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:20:31 +0000 Yulia 14@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>I am surprised you guys did not mention the obvious, that is beautiful, intelligent Polish girls. </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/why-i-love-poland#post-13 Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:13:34 +0000 ejw 13@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>I would agree on the interesting history and also I think there is a strong appreciation for nature. And the potatoes of course! </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/why-i-love-poland#post-12 Sun, 27 Dec 2009 17:16:46 +0000 admin 12@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>I love Poland because:<br /> 1. Weather has four seasons.<br /> 2. Amazing history.<br /> 3. Lots of great Sci fi authors<br /> 4. Prices are cheaper than the west<br /> 5. Most important then people have a sense of value and respect for morals lacking in many western countries.<br /> 6. Polish people are beautiful.<br /> 7. People are very educated and clever.<br /> 8. Polish food.<br /> 9. Polish families are close.<br /> 10. Polish traditions.<br /> 11. Its the center of Europe and from Poland you can get anywhere quite on vacation. East or west. It is a cross roads so you will never feel like cabin fever or get bored.<br /> 12. Beautiful nature in Poland.<br /> Can you help me by start listing others? </p> http://peopleandlanguages.com/topic/why-i-love-poland#post-11 Sun, 27 Dec 2009 12:03:14 +0000 admin 11@http://peopleandlanguages.com/ <p>I am an American of Polish polish heritage and I love Poland. I want to open up this forum to the question, why I love Poland and being Polish? </p>