Ask Polish users about Poland

[Ülev]

no! Wyżyna Kielecka - Kielce - Kelt-se Celt - se

The area of Kielce has been inhabited since at least the 5th century BC. Until the 6th or 7th century the banks of the Silnica were inhabited by Celts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kielce#History

[Roy]

What’s the difference between eastern poles and western poles?

There are some significant differences.

But I will give you my detailed answer tomorrow as I want to give you my well-balanced insight in this utterance .

[Roy]

no! Wyżyna Kielecka - Kielce - Kelt-se Celt - se




https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kielce#History

I guess my grandpa is a pure-bred Celt then.

But seriously speaking, areas all along the Vistula river are the most specifically Polish in customs etc.

[Roy]

Whats Polish gastronomy like?

I assume you mean Polish cuisine, not our gastronomy as a whole.
It is tasty, but often stodgy & fatty, full of fried meats, and recipes for patties (pasztety) and kinda lacking in vegetables. Also plenty of
dumplings (kluski śląskie, pierogi ruskie, leniwe, pyzy, knedle etc.).


It is rather unhealthy.

[Roy]

Is there a big difference in phenotypes in the North, South, West and East? also how different are the Polish accents? can you pin-point where someone is from just by listening to them speak?

The main differences are in the line North-South (albeit I'd not call it a big difference on some general level), you will find more yellow-blond hair colour and even more light eyes there (and Poland in general is mostly light eyed) but you can walk for a while not passing a single brown-eyed person like me here or there (I can confirm from some of work & touristic related trips). So generally might progressive depigmentation. The difference you can also notice if you look at some class photos for a while and focus your attention, the same also is true for some lower league sport teams from far-removed location as these are consisted of local amateurs.

There's a thread started by me about some specific looks for one region of Poland.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...or-look-for-it

This dude has a pretty characteristic look for Polish highlanders. Not very common, but it would be rare elsewhere and it screams that he's a Góral from the southern parts of this red-painted region.

[Aspirin]

Yes, we have for example chuj, pierdolić, jebać and many more.

lol

[Kutlu]

İs Kurwa really a widespread curse?

How is the perception of Turks in Poland?

[Aspirin]

This dude has a pretty characteristic look for Polish highlanders. Not very common, but it would be rare elsewhere and it screams that he's a Góral from the southern parts of this red-painted region.

This guy seems to have some Vlach ancestry, looks Balkan.

[Roy]

This guy seems to have some Vlach ancestry, looks Balkan.

Górals have. There are well documented records of Vlach settlements / migration there, mostly in the late 15th century (~1470) continuing till the end of the 16th century.

I bet that also some people in Sanok area more to the Southeast who are not ''góral'' also have a lot of it.

[Satem]

İs Kurwa really a widespread curse?

Yes, it is