Modern Lifestyles in Poland and England

1. Polishlifestyle Polishmoreoftenthen ten years ago take part in sport eventstravelabroador go to thecinema and a restaurant. The most of our time we spend surfing theinternet , whichnext to thetelevisionbecomethe most importantsource of information. ThePolesvaluesimplepleasureslikeactivities and shopping whichareconsidered an important part of today’sstressful life usuallythesource of suchsimplepleasures’ letusforgetaboutoureveryday life , have a rest and recoverourcourage. Thissituationsareusuallyconnectedwithfamily and social life orhaving a rest . Polish spend more time at the computer.

2. Englishlifestyle The British and Americanseat a lot of fast-food. Some of themeatsuchfoodeven five times a day! Thisresultsinenormousobesity . In the USA a lot of ten-year-oldchildrenareveryfat. The British aren’tkeen on sports. Theireveryday life ismostlywork learning , watchingtelevision and surfing the Internet. British eat a lot offast-food

3. Highlandhousesin Poland Highland Cottage is a stylish, wooden house surrounded by a large garden with playground for children and hearth fireplace. The property is fenced, wooded, ideal for recreation with children. Convenient location, close to ski slopes and hiking trails give you the possibility of active recreation, walks and excursions in the High Tatras.

4. Attractivehouses of English Is an example of one of the most expensive homes and the UK as we see it is very high. Its interior may surprise us because it is very rich in various gold souvenirs. Scottish Seabird Centre is one of the few tourist attractions in Scotland, the holder of a 5 star rating awarded by the Scottish Tourist Board. The observatory can watch dozens of images from cameras located on the islands and waters of the Firth of Forth.

5. Polishhomeequipment The most common items of equipment in Polish homes are TV and radio. Almost all respondents(98%) say their household has at least one TV, while 93%claimthat theyhave at least one radio receiver. 70% of respondents have an automatic washing machine and the same number have a landline phone. The most common device in a Polish home.

6. Englishhomeequipment Most homes in the United Kingdom have a fireplace in the living room. In the UK there are two kinds of taps, one for cold water and one for hot water. Taps are separated, so of necessity, or bring to severe burns hands and mouth, or turn blue with cold. fireplace

7. Differences Poland United Kingdom plug tap

8. Audycje przygotowali: Marcin Koryciński Wiktor Smagłowski Ola Mendycka Mateusz Janus Gerard Tomasik