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Traveling to Poland - do Polish mostly speak English?

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Blackdream888Threads: 3 Posts: 5 Joined: Nov 16, 11 ♂	Nov 16, 11, 04:24 #1
Do mostly polish speak English?

OlafThreads: 8 Posts: 1,369 Joined: Oct 29, 09 ♂	Edited by: Olaf Nov 16, 11, 11:26 #2
Yes, most people you meet in the streets of a bigger city or in shops, cafes etc. And if you care to learn to say dzień dobry (good morning/day) and dziękuję (thank you) - they'll love you.

Lyzko

Nov 16, 11, 17:06 #3

As in Indonesia, in tourist areas, English will be spoken. Outside those areas, ah, not really.
Curious phenomenon. English-speaking foreigners ARE welcome throughout much of Poland, though often more as curiosities than anything else-:) Most Poles are fascinated with them even if they probably don't know the language. As Olaf said also, a few well-placed "Dzień dobry!", "Dobry wieczór!", "Dziękuję!" and the like, will have the Poles practically eating out of your hand in no timeLOL

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