#562 Wigilia, Pierogi & Opłatek: Polish Christmas Traditions Explained

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Cześć Ania. No cześć. Co tam u Ciebie?

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Everything is fine. My mom is at home, my son is at home and today my brother

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from Holland is from her wife and my daughter.

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Aha, so they all are coming to Christmas or just like that?

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Yes, but my brother has a hotel in the Seltham, so he will be here.

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Yes, but it will be here, yes?

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Aha, check. Yes, you must buy it.

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You will be ready. How will you get ready?

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No, my index, maybe, I will have a and I will have a and I will have a and Brussels.

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I don't know if I can buy Brussels sprouts here, but it is traditional in Irlandia and a few things, right?

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Yes, yes. You started to say about Christmas, that you already prepared yourself

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for Christmas, because you said that family comes, you will have to cook.

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And in sum, it's great to be done, because I just wanted to talk about it today.

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I wanted to talk about Christmas, but unfortunately not in Irlandia, but in Poland.

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I just wanted to ask you a few questions from your perspective.

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Because your perspective is always very interesting.

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You have a different perspective than I, a person who lives here all the time.

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And a person who is normal to you, for sure it's not normal.

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So, okay, tell me what do you know about Polish holidays?

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We know that we have three days, we have two days of Christmas,

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and the day before we eat, we celebrate our holiday, which is the day of Wigilia,

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which is 24th of January.

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So then we are the best to prepare for the breakfast, the food,

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the food, and the food. What do you think about these holidays?

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Do you orientate yourself, what we eat, what we do, or rather nothing?

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No, it's good for me, because my son goes to my mother at 24,

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I don't know, at 14, and he comes back in the night, so my son goes to my dad, my dad,

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my dad, my mom, everything from Poland, and we have 25, so we have 24 from Nitzl,

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in the Netherlands, right?

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Aha, so you have to say that you don't have the Wigilii 24th, right? Yeah, yeah.

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So, me, I give present in the morning, because present is on the hoine, right?

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The present is on the hoine, because on the hoine, it's on the hoine. Yes.

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And for dinner, because for me, I really like dinner, for me it's not good.

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And the gelato, the meat in the middle of the gelato, it's not good for me.

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So for me, for lunch, dinner is better.

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So, you just started talking about cooking. So we have the first difference.

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You said that in England there is no such thing like the Christmas.

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No, it is. And on the day everyone is ready.

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What more, I'm sorry, I'm always in Poland, I'm always, when I remember,

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when I remember, when I remember, the day in Poland, the 24th of June,

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it was always normal, in a way, normal.

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It's a matter of fact, that people normally worked.

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The hours of work were not normal, because everyone finished work at 16pm,

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to be able to eat at the evening with the family and so on.

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So, the hours were shorter, but it was a work.

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So, if someone had a job in the Wigilii, he worked at normal.

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In this year, now,

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The first one, the 24th of January, is completely free, like the Christmas.

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That means that we don't work.

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That's not what happened, so now everyone, even if not, does not work.

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So he has more time to prepare for this holiday.

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So, in your own way. And you started to use some kind of food, which we are here.

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No właśnie, bo zbliżamy się do tego 24, pomijając fakt,

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że zawsze sprzątamy, robimy zakupy, przygotowujemy się i tak dalej,

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i tak dalej, no to przede wszystkim dużo gotowania, dużo gotowania, dużo jedzenia.

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No i Ty zacząłeś już tutaj wymieniać te potrawy, gdzieś padło słowo karp,

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czyli ta ryba, którą my tutaj jemy. Now I have a question for you.

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Do you know how traditional, because I'm saying that traditional is one thing,

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but practically it's another thing.

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How traditional do we eat?

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Ten wafer?

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A, no, but how many? In the sense, how many? 12.

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12. Okay, exactly, 12. 12, obviously. No, I'm saying, this is a tradition, because, like.

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Real life, in normal homes here in Poland, where family is not big and,

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like, nobody comes to, nobody does 12.

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I know, that's a tradition, but, usually, is it a half, 6, or 5.

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Because it's enough, this food is enough, and it's enough, because of course I don't have to eat it.

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So, the tradition is 12, but we have a little less in practice.

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These are the people who have 12 of course.

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Now, let's go to what are these potraves. Here are some examples.

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You said karp, of course, this is a fish.

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What else? The gel, yes.

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Yes, yes, yes. It's a very warm. Do you want to say it?

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It's called... It's called...

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It's called... It's a warm-up. It's a warm-up. It's a warm-up.

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And it's often, it's a good thing.

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So, it's a warm-up. What are you doing? It's a warm-up. Okay.

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It's a warm-up. also has something.

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He is with us. Like?

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The red one is with us. Us. Those are like mini-pierogi, although they have another form.

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They are not in the form of the pierogs, but they have very similar form.

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They also have in the inside they have like a pepper and gris.

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And we add to the red one is with us. Then we have the red one is with us.

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What else? Ciastro.

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Ciastko. Ciastko. No właśnie, nie ciastko. Ja bym powiedziała, że bardziej ciasto.

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Że bardziej ciasto, a nie ciastko. Tak, ale tutaj jeszcze te takie dania na

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słono może powiedzmy sobie.

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Czyli był karp, był barszcz czerwony. I jeszcze jemy zupę grzybową na przykład.

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Też. Zupa grzybowa jest.

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Jest zupa grzybowa. Na stole też makowiec. Tak?

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Makowiec. Jako ciasto właśnie. No, it's not a cake, but a cake, right?

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I don't know, Roy, if you... I don't know what it is. You ate it,

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you ate it? Yes, but it's not good.

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I can say publicly here, that cake is my favorite cake.

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And cake is always so long, no?

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No właśnie, ja mogę zjeść całe takie, a nawet dwa.

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Tak, jest to bardzo dużo kalorii, ale cóż, no, święta są raz w roku.

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No, więc makowiec to jest mój słaby punkt, tak przyznaję to.

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Czyli makowiec jest, no, przede wszystkim, nie wiem dlaczego,

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nie powiedziałeś tego od razu, ale zabrakło pierogów, tak?

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Oczywiście pierogi. I pierogi z czym, wiesz, z czym?

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With, tak, z grzygami kapusta. Z grzybami i kapustą. Oczywiście, z grzybami i kapustą.

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Co jeszcze, Roi, możesz tutaj wymienić? Może, nie wiem, ziemniaki.

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Nie no, ziemniaków nie jemy na stole, tak?

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Nie mamy na stole tych ziemniaków. No tak de facto tutaj jakieś takie,

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powiedzmy sobie, to były takie gwiazdy polskiej kuchni tutaj.

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Przede wszystkim barsz i tak dalej. Zaczęłaś mówić coś o opłatku wcześniej,

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tak? Kiedy ja powiedziałam o daniach.

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No, opłatek to nie jest danie, opłatek to jest w sumie element,

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no właśnie, no bo pomijając to, że w Irlandii, tak, że w Irlandii nie ma Wigilii,

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no to my oprócz tego, że mamy kolację tutaj, tak,

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tą uroczystą, to jeszcze, no właśnie, dzielimy się opłatkiem,

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tak, i większość właśnie tutaj ludzi dziwi się i pyta się, co to jest opłatek,

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no ty już wiesz, co to jest opłatek.

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Yeah, because normal people do wishes, like, oh, you have good health.

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You have happiness, you have success in business, and so on, and so on.

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And in the moment, when we make our wishes, we make our wishes,

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we make our wishes, we make our wishes.

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Tell me Roy, when you were here in Poland, you were in a type of Polish Wigilii,

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maybe with Poles, or in a group MX, that was a Polish Wigilia,

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and that was a Polish Wigilia, and that was a Polish tradition?

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And you have the chance to dziel you with the opal with someone else in Polish. Yes.

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So, you know how to work? You said you have to wish, to very good.

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You mentioned, what we can wish.

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What we can wish, what we can wish. What can we wish in this day,

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in the Wigilii, before the holiday.

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What can we wish each, each, every, every, every.

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What can we wish? Any examples of wish. It's like that you will be happy for year, you will be happy,

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you have a success in your business, when it's your business,

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you will work and you will be good, everything is good, everything is good, everything is good.

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Święta. Tak, tak. Jest takie uniwersalne po prostu, po polsku, wesołych świąt.

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Nawet mamy tutaj to na ekranie, po prostu, tak?

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W skrócie, żeby one były wesołe. Wiadomo, że później można, że tak powiem,

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bardziej te życzenia złożyć, w sensie je rozbudować, ale wesołych świąt jest

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najbardziej uniwersalne i mówimy to do każdego.

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Wesołych świąt i czasami też dodajemy szczęśliwego nowego roku, tak?

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I razem... To jest Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

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Tak, dokładnie tak. I razem po polsku to Wesołych Świąt i Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku.

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O, i tak, no dobra, tutaj gdzieś wspomniałam o Nowym Roku.

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No, Nowy Rok, ostatni dzień roku, tak, 31 grudnia, Roy, powiedz mi,

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czy ty masz jakieś plany na Nowy Rok?

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Wiesz, większość ludzi idzie na imprezę tego dnia i ostro imprezuje, tak?

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Dużo alkoholu, dużo muzyki, tak?

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Ostra impreza. A czy ty masz coś w domu? Ja zawsze jestem z moim synem.

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I jesteśmy w domu. Czasami patrz na fajerwerki.

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No właśnie, fajerwerki, tak. A powiedz mi, czy ty strzelasz fajerwerkami?

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Osobiście? Masz w domu? Nie, nie.

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Tylko w sobie wiesz. Tak, bo zwierząt to boli się.

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I ja wiem, nie jest miło dla... Probably all the animals, not only fish,

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but the cat, the ptaki, everything will bite, right?

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So, here it comes to animals, so you just spend Christmas at home, right? Yes.

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I would like to turn here to the listeners, to read in the comments,

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what are you planning on the last day of the year? I personally don't have plans.

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Whenever I was, I've always had a plan when I was, because it was a day of impreation.

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Now there are 8 days, 9 days, and I didn't even invite you to.

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So I'm just going to sleep. So that's okay.

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So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so,

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so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so.

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A now I would not be myself if I would not ask this question,

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how do you think, if today's holidays are more commercialized than before?

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And also, the buying of presents is not too much, because it's hard to say, because sometimes,

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no, actually, these presents are already like when, Maybe not like when,

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but present is not important, but it may be something small,

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but it may be something else,

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but it is a fact. No właśnie.

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I czy dzisiaj naprawdę dalej liczy się sam fakt?

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Czy faktycznie ludzie wolą coś, żeby, jak to się mówi po polsku, żeby się zwróciło?

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To znaczy, że jeśli ja wydaję dużo pieniędzy na jedzenie dla wszystkich,

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na kolację, na to wszystko, to chcę i oczekuję.

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To buy a huge present, because if I give them, I want the return.

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So, is it even more interesting today? Or, unfortunately, people are looking for money?

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I think that a lot of people have problems with money and you have to buy a lot of presents.

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For me it's only for children. Well, you can buy something for the kids,

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but when you have to buy everything for the adult.

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When I look at something, I know that my brother will like it.

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But when you have to buy something for me, it's the worst thing.

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I don't like when you have to buy something, because it's the time.

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No, exactly. It is always the time. And what more, it is often also like,

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that the presents are very expensive, because if we buy a perfume,

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we buy very expensive perfume, but rather not expensive.

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And that always is a pressure that must be something good, something good.

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A rather most people are like, when someone opens a present and sees there,

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I don't know, a lot of origami, and not some very drogues, they feel like,

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in Polish, this feeling is called, that person feels like a bit of a bit of

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a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.

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Trochę tak, znaczy po prostu, że oczekiwała czegoś innego, oczekiwała czegoś fajnego, tak?

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I ona myślała cały czas o tym, ale fajnie, dostanę ten prezent, na pewno będzie super.

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I ona go otwiera, a tam kwiat z oligami i ona jest taka właśnie zawiedziona,

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czyli że to, czego oczekiwała, nie ma.

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Ona chciała coś innego i teraz dostała coś gorszego i musi się z tym jakby pogodzić.

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No właśnie, czy uważasz, że w dzisiejszym świecie bardziej ludzie właśnie są

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tacy nastawieni na te prezenty, czy raczej faktycznie ten czas z rodziną?

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Ja gdzieś widziałam jeszcze w internecie takie właśnie różnego rodzaju ankiety,

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badania itd., że właśnie zanika taka tradycja, bo chyba w Polsce właśnie zawsze

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była taka tradycja spotkań właśnie rodzinnych.

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Maybe Wigilia to Wigilia, because it is a lot of work, but on the 25th or 26th

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of January, because it's two days of Christmas, usually the family.

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For example, for me, and I think that in most of the Polish families too,

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that very often the family trips to each other,

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they are in one house and people are in one house and people are in one house,

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They eat, they eat, they talk,

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they talk, they take hours and they take a time to call it.

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It's a traditional Polish tradition.

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I just met with this information, that today, in today's times, it's a lot of times.

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It's not even a tradition, it's not even a tradition. And in fact,

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it's like, especially young people, they have a lot of thinking,

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that okay, they are Christmas, but they often don't want to go to family.

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And when it was a bit more,

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I think that's the tradition of the family.

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I don't know, Roy, how do you see it? And how it is in the world,

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because I'm talking about Poland here.

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But I think that's it. That's what I think.

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What do you think, Roy? It's better time together, because family and family

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are very rarely together.

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It's a normal slough or a funeral, right? A funeral.

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Yes, those people. So, this time for me is like, because I live here,

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my mom is Ireland, my brother is Holland.

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This time we have time together. And it's a very beautiful time and a very important time.

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We also buy a present, of course, but for me it's like a time together.

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It's very important. And now, unfortunately, people have talked about perfume

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and everything is emotional, right?

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Because when they don't have a present, they can be sad.

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That's the time they have to be happy with their family, with their...

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Now, the question is, are people in today's times can still be happy with these

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non-material things? Because you say that there is a whole family and there are presents.

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And then the person opens the present and has the fruit of the origami, as I said.

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And she is a happy person, even though she is in home with a whole family.

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Spend time, but she has a flower with origami and is not happy because she has this present.

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Now the question is, are people still can be happy with such non-material things?

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For example, to say, okay, this flower with origami can be fine,

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but the most important thing is that we are all healthy and we are at home.

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Do you remember today something like that?

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I think you have to think about the time with people who love you.

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Mama, tata, maybe your family.

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I don't think about presents. When you receive presents and you love it,

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maybe you give it to the present in the next year to other people. And it will be good.

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When a person gives a present, you don't like it. and if she doesn't like it, it's a closed door.

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And unfortunately, it's a present to another person. Everything is fine.

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No, so, everything is fine. Okay, Roy, so in sum, in fact, we start the holiday,

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and it's time of rest, and of course.

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Time of rest, and of course, time of rest with family.

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And so, I know you already your plans for Christmas. I would like to know the

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plans for people who are listening to,

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Of course, on Christmas and on New

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Year, which in Poland is also called Silvestre. I don't know if we know.

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The last day of January, 31th of January, in Poland is Silvestre.

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That is called, because then it is called Silvestre.

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And then it is called Silvestre. So often, instead of saying Nowy Year,

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we call it on Silvestre. because this is the last day of the year.

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So I hope to know your plans for Christmas.

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What do you do in Christmas? No, and obviously, plans for Christmas.

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How will you spend it? Maybe some other questions related to Poland,

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because this time limit me.

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You can talk about it and talk about it.

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There is a lot of things to give you, but I will also read your comments in the comments.

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And so, I'll take you from the same time, for you, Roy, here,

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obviously I will not forget, for you, for all of us listening to you.

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And those who still haven't listened to us in the next year and may find the podcast,

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I would like to say that I'm very grateful, because in this year, which is 2025,

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I have the opportunity to start recording this podcast.

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And now you can listen to me just as I say.

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And I'm very grateful for this. And I wanted to give you all the wishes,

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the universal, happy Christmas and happy new year.

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All good, but the best of health.

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All of the people who are listening to me, no matter in the country,

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no matter where they are and with whom they are, if you have a health, you have everything.

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And my wishes to you do this, the same, and that's all.

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And thank you all for all. And I think we'll probably hear you in the new year,

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in the new year, in the new year 2026.

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And so, thank you very much and see you. with Zanya. Thank you very much, Zanya.

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And I concur with all the wishes that I needed.

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It's a thanks for all the listeners and all that because we're in the chats

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constantly and constantly improving, so we appreciate that. Thank you very much.

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Let's just go. You find everything about me, Scott? and the cure for it,

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go to Roycon.com and you get lessons from Anya in Polish or in Spanish.

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And as you can see, she's very positive and lots of energy, so it's easy to

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learn when you find the links in the show notes.

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Until next week, thank you very much. It's time to see you.