Post your local Polish shop

Post your local Polish shop

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What third world shithole is that?

>dwa koty

thats the most polish bussiness name i could think of

I have only Portuguese and German shops around my commieblock.

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>Be Britbong, do shopping in Polish shop
>Be Polish, do shopping in English shop

Never seen one. I didn't knew this was a thing.

There are no Polish shops in Poland.

I wish UK supermarkets would embrace the superior germanic rye bread you find in polish stores.

I can't really think of a specific polish shop here in Lviv but there are many old stores with Polish writing on the front. For example they will say Mleko (milk)

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Polish people are the third most common group here in my town (i don't include brows because i don't count them as people). But most polish don't use their surname in their shops because it's horrible to spell.
I used to eat at a polish restaurant here in my town. Good food but i grow tired of always eat the same thing.

Yeah their food is good but not enough variety to remain palatable over a long period of time. Also slavic languages are just incompatible with the latin alphabet, it looks awful. Ukrainian has a lot of similarities with Polish but with cyrillic alphabet and it just looks so much more pleasant

They all adapt their surnames to latin script when they move here.
But it's hard to pronounce their surnames.
Ex:
My ex gf was Jaroszewski, and the restaurant was called "Skopinski".
Keep in mind that we, "germans", also have weird names to Portuguese and browns to pronounce.

>but there are many old stores with Polish writing on the front

Cute, we have the same shops with German writing in western Poland

We do?

we don't. He's talking silesian coalnigger dreams.

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>Good food but i grow tired of always eat the same thing.

might be a migrant culture retention problem, supply problem or it might be just commie era problem. Commie era fucked cuisine on several fronts. On one side there was very little variety in the shops, on the other the govt heavily subsidized eating out. The result is people often only know how to make

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Woah, why Britain such shithole?

Yes we do

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dunno but they never have the papers :^)

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I guess we transformed from Mexicans of Europe into Jews of Europe
So just Jews I guess

looks like artificial state reconstruction

no sign will look liek that after 70-90+ years

Ironic innit

Tiny shop in an indoor market, right next to an African shop

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Buy Ptasie Mleczko

Here you have not renovated yet stuff, but how does it matter? The fact is that there are German writings

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>They all adapt their surnames to latin script when they move here.
...no, we adapted our surnames to latin back in early medieval times, before that we were most probably illiterate. We literally never used the ruskie script.

I'll try it. Here's another inside an indoor market.

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>Puola
Wew, Finnish really is cute

Exactly, it uses sounds that just look insane to convert into latin using some archaic digraphs

>Cyrillic fonts are all ugly af
Sorry about your fucked up eyes mate

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