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Last Day in Israel - taking a look at Poland

Last Day in Israel, time to say goodbye but also time to take a look at Poland, where we will meet in a few weeks time. We interviewed some of our friends from Israel, asking them about Poland:

Why do you want to come to Poland?
-We want to meet new friends and try polish food. We want also see for the first time the
snow.

Do you know any celebrity person from Poland?
-Yes, sure. I know the most famous player-Robert Lewandowski.

What do you think about polish teenagers?
-I think that we are similar. Just the language is difference.

Which city do you want to visit in Poland?
-I want to visit Krakow. It is interesting for me to see the old city.

Is it important for you to come to Poland?
-Yes. It is important to see historical places and find out the history of Jews.

Did you visit any country in Europe?
-I visited England, France and many other.

What do you think about Poland?
-When I listen "Poland" it is associate with sad situation in my family. My grandma was in camp but she survived. I want to visit this country and know her feelings when she was there.



Karolina: What do you know about Poland?
Yahav: Not much. I know just two cities Krakow and Warsaw.
Karolina: What about the weather?
Yahav: In Poland it is colder than in Israel, I have never seen snow. But I think that winter in Poland is beautiful.
Karolina: What do you think about Polish people?
Yahav: Before I took part in this project I had heard that they are mean and selfish.
Karolina: What do you want to do in Poland?
Yahav: Meet girls and go to the party and go shopping.


Marta, Dawid and Milena talked to Eyal:
1. -Have you ever been to Poland?
-Not yet.
2. -How often does it snow in Israel?
-Almost never, only in the mountains.
3. -What do you know about Poland?
-There was Holocaust.
4. -Does Poland have access to the sea?
-Yes, we checked the map before you came.
5. -What does a typical Polish boy look like?
-Tall, blonde, with blue eyes.
6. -What is your dream?
-To have a good car and a big family.


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