#us (a company of five ukrainian students giggling loudly and hysterically and talking photos)

[wigilda]

by the way polish people understand ukrainian incredibly well. like we met random guys on the street who got us especially if we talked slowly and judging by what my groupmates said (because i actually know polish, and they do not) they understood most of polish words as well. i didn't expect it at all and that felt fuckin amazing plus i didn't think i'd talk with such an ease (it's been 4 years since i really studied this language)

#special thanks to #the guy who was smoking sitting on stairs in front of dorms' entrance and told us how to get inside at 1 a.m. in the morning #the guy on reception who always smiled at me and held keys to our rooms ready as we came in after figuring out the door #(i think he liked me <3) #the guy in the subway who pretended he didn't see us #us (a company of five ukrainian students giggling loudly and hysterically and talking photos) #and told us at which station we should change the line #the lovely woman with black hair and kind dark eyes and slight wrinkles on reception who was very kind to me #when it was my first attempt to communicate in polish #an elderly woman in subway who again showed us how to get on the station and the guy who she caught to help us since she did not understand #ukrainian perfectly #and all other people i forgot!! thank you poland!! #good days!!