A Bit of Polish Culture

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A power point presentation on trivia of Polsih culture made by the students within the comenius project 'Culture Beyond Borders'

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  • CULTURE BEYOND BORDERS

    FACTS AND TRIVIA ABOUT

    POLISH

    CULTURE

  • KRWKI

    (FUDGE CANDY) In Polish its name means cows. This is

    tasty caramel and its very sticky and very sweet. We like it very much.

  • SKI JUMPING

    Polish people are crazy about ski jumping. We

    have a great World and Olympic

    Champion Kamil Stoch and we love him!!!

    When he jumps we shout

    FLY KAMIL FLY!!!

  • THE POLONEZ

    We dance this usually on big balls, for example on proms. Thats our national dance. This is the first dance on balls.

  • PIEROGI

    A very popular Polish dish.

    In English they are called

    dumplings .Inside you find: potatoes, cottage cheese,

    mushrooms, spinach, cabbage.

  • OSCYPEK

    This is cheese made in the Polish

    mountains.

    It is made from milk of sheep.

    It is smoked and very salty but very

    good.

  • Fingers crossed ?

    In Poland, when you want to wish good luck!, we say Trzymam kciuki

    ( Im holding my thumbs)

    and we do this:

  • Kissing the ladys hand

    When Polish men meet a woman ,

    they kiss her on the hand. Dont be surprised!

  • IMIENINY - Namedays!

    In Poland, we celebrate not only Birthdays, but Namedays too. You know when it is your Nameday by

    checking it in the Christian calendar, for example:

    -Annas Nameday is 26th July

    -Julias Nameday is 22nd May One more day to send cards

    and get presents!

  • Fat Thursday

    In many countries it is

    called Fat Tuesday

    (Mardi Gras), but in

    Poland we have Fat

    Thursday. We eat

    pczki (doughnuts) and faworki cakes.

    They look like this:

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  • Thank you for watching

    See you in Poland!;)