Slovaks and Poles share many similarities as both are descendants of Western Slavic people who predominantly adopted Christianity. They are neighboring countries located in Central Europe, with Poland having both mountains and seaside access while landlocked Slovakia is surrounded by mountains. However, there are also differences between the two, such as Slovakia using the euro while Poland uses the zloty, Slovakians generally preferring outdoor activities while Poles enjoy socializing at home, and differing legal ages for purchasing alcohol.

1. What unites us, what
makes us different ?
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2. Similarities

3. Descent
Both Slovaks and Poles are descendants
of Western Slavic people.

4. Religion
Most Slovaks and Poles are Christians
69% of Slovaks and 98% of Poles
adopted Christian Religion.

5. European Union
Poland and Slovakia are in European
Union. Slovakia joined it on 1st of May
2004, at the same time as Poland did.

6. Geographical location
Poland and Slovakia are neighbours.
Our natural border is set by the
Carpatia mountains.

7. Mountains
Poland and Slovakia have the same
mountain range – the Tatra mountains.

8. Differences

9. Money
Slovaks use Euro, while Polish use zloty.

10. People
Slovaks prefer spending time in the
restaurant or in the park, they
generally like being active.

11. People
Polish people like sitting at home and
having friends come round more.

12. Geographical location
Slovaks have got mountains
everywhere, but they haven't got
seaside. We've got both of these.

13. Safety on the street
Slovaks usually drive very carefully, but
Polish drivers are sometimes reckless.

14. Alcohol
In Slovakia you can buy beer at the age
of 16.In Poland you have to be 18
years old.

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