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=hague1cmaeron]The Russians were the inspiration for the following song: Hej strzelcy-and the following words

This is one of my fav patriotic songs but I knew only two first stanzas. The rest you qouted are rather unknown, probably not included in the original version of the song.

=MyMom]Poles don't drink Russian vodka, we have our own vodka.

Exactly.
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As I said before, for average Westerners we are primitive barbarians.

But we are respected by average Russians. At least they have a neutral attitude.

Films on youtube by Russians and Easterners travelling through Poland are so "Polish" that one may think they were made by Poles. However, the music added by Russians is better - more romantic.


















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Thanks for the nice watch, Pawian!
I have a question. How do you assess Krylov's Polish (third video from the bottom) where he's singing on a 1-10 scale? :)
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Sasha:
I have a question. How do you assess Krylov's Polish (third video from the bottom) where he's singing on a 1-10 scale? :)


3.5 for the accent. It`s heaviness makes some Polish words sound too Russian. But 10 for the arrangement and voice and general atmosphere! :):):):)

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