Can you have Czech culture or influence in Poland? Part 1.

September 02, 2025

Can you have Czech culture or influence in Poland? Part 1.

In 2011, when I lived first time in Lodz, Poland. I lived in a dormitory, which is a house for students.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/zwartek?locale=pl_PL

This was next to the tram, so every morning from 4 AM I heard "Uwaga Tramwaj"

Source: https://nadrogi.pl/Znak-drogowy-A-21-uwaga-tramwaj-folia-I-generacji

I shared my room first with a Polish MA Tourism Economy student. When she finished with her thesis defense. Then, from AIESEC, a new student came to share the room with me. She was from Czechia, she was married, and she used to work in Slovakia. She was also a Tourism Economics student.

We worked together at Okna Rąbień in Aleksandrów Łódzki in 2011.

She talked Chech with the Polish people, as when they talk slowly, they can understand each other.

Then another college student, who is half Polish, half Hungarian, also moved into our room. So we lived three in the dormitory room. We had a lot of fun, a lot of trips, walking, shopping, traveling, and more.

We had in the building a lot of other AIESEC students from Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Brazil, Spain, and more. In the next building, there were the AEGEE exchange students. We summed up with them and we partied the whole country through.

Soon more...

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