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This document provides an overview of daily life in Poland. It describes that most people work from 8 AM to 3 PM and schools are in session from 8 AM to 1 PM on weekdays. The mornings are busy as people commute to work and school. The middle of the day is less busy as many are at their jobs as accountants, shopkeepers, and other professions. In the evenings, most people are at home, while some go to restaurants, bars, or entertainment venues. The document also highlights some typical cars driven in Poland, traditional Polish foods, and famous landmarks like Wawel Cathedral.
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- 2. INTRO • On a regular day in our country most people work from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. School often starts at 8:00 AM and finishes at 1:00 PM.
- 3. Let’s Start from the morning…
- 4. Good Morning! • The morning in my country is full of life. People are on the way to work, kids are on their way to school. It’s the same every day, except for Sundays and Saturdays. The streets are very crowded during the weekend! (I’m just kidding, not in Poland).
- 5. A street in Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
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- 12. Beautiful Landmarks in Poland Wawel Cathedral in Kraków The Royal Castle in Warsaw. It’s where for 200 years the king of Poland resided. The Łazienki castle, a summer residence of a 19th Century King, Stanislaw August Poniatowski Malbork Castle, a very beautiful 14th century castle, used for defensive purposes
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