Your pronunciation of Polish words is very good, keep it up guys:) Glad you have visited Kraków, definitely one of the prettiest cities in my country, Poland. I'd also recommend for you Gdańsk, which is the mix of Dutch, German and of course Polish architecture.
Kazimierz Market is named after the polish king Kazimierz III Wielki (Casimir III the Great). It's because he granted the right of location under Magdeburg law for Kazimierz.
@@TanyaKatherine Zamojski is a very interesting surname. Many associate it with Jan Zamoyski (Jan Zamojski), about whom you can read on Wikipedia. The surname Zamojski is usually formed by the suffix -ski from the local name Zamojsce, Zamojsk, Zajmość or Zamoście. It is kinda popular last name in Poland.
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Your pronunciation of Polish words is very good, keep it up guys:) Glad you have visited Kraków, definitely one of the prettiest cities in my country, Poland. I'd also recommend for you Gdańsk, which is the mix of Dutch, German and of course Polish architecture.
@@soczekzgumijagod I’d love to visit Gdansk one day. Poland is a beautiful country with very friendly people
Both Dad and Son you have charming personalities and hope you keep making more videos. What a comforting video to find! Heartwarming adventures.
Thank you so much. And yes, they'll be plenty more videos coming this year.
@@jonlloyd Wonderful to hear! ☺️ I will stay posted.
So nice to see! You guys are awesome and making me miss London and UK. Are you from Isle of Wight?
No , we live in Leicester
Kazimierz market? That name Kazimierz is my Grandfather's first name.
Kazimierz Market is named after the polish king Kazimierz III Wielki (Casimir III the Great). It's because he granted the right of location under Magdeburg law for Kazimierz.
@soczekzgumijagod That is very cool. Thank you. Do you know anything about the last name Zamojski?
@@TanyaKatherine Zamojski is a very interesting surname. Many associate it with Jan Zamoyski (Jan Zamojski), about whom you can read on Wikipedia. The surname Zamojski is usually formed by the suffix -ski from the local name Zamojsce, Zamojsk, Zajmość or Zamoście. It is kinda popular last name in Poland.