"Times" o pomocy dla nowych członków UE

"Times": Nowe kraje oczekują od Zachodu więcej,...

[Gość: goscUSA]

Chyba nie rozumiem tego artykulu albo zostal kiepsko przetlumaczony
i nie oddaje prawdziwej i rzetelnej intencji autorki.Czy chodzi o to
ze zachod zrobil laske przylaczajc europe wschodnia ale o tym glosno
nie mowi <awedlug autorki powinien ,i rowniez nie mowi swoim
wyborcom ze robia wyrzeczenia placac 0.2% na nowych.Czy autorce
chodzi ze zachod tez ma mowic glosniej ze wschod jest pazerny i zada
wiekszej pomocy.jednak na koncu jest tzw twist: mimo wszystko byla
to dobra decyzja. Prosze Pani: kazda decyzja niesie za soba
konsekwencje i jestem przekonany ze decyzja rozszerzenia Uni byla
najlepsza biznesowa decyzja zachodu jak podjal w calej swojej
histori zachodu.Tak, przylaczenie nowych krajow do uni to jest
najlepszy biznes dla zachodu nie dla tych krajow.

[Gość: Czytelnik]

Jesli artykul mowi o winie to obciaza politykow zarowna na Zachodzie
(..nonszalancja i brak przejzystosci ..) jak i na Wschodzie (euforia bycia
czlonkiem).
Aby skomplikowac to bardziej, tlumaczenie i nastepujaca analiza nie jest wiarygodna.
Moim zdaniem.

"Times" o pomocy dla nowych członków UE

[Gość: mike]

watch the currency exchange between the Czech Koruna and the Polish
zloty. Today is around 5.86 koruna for one zloty. Zloty used to be
for 7.80 koruna in summer 2008. (1999 - 1 zloty = 10 koruna). I
wouldn't be surprised about the currency exchange: 1koruna=0.20zloty
(1zloty=5koruna) in next couple of weeks. The Czech Republic seems
to have one of the most stable economy in Europe. Just check the
economic reports to get a clue. They are really in pretty good shape
no matter what is happening...It was a good idea to transfer zloty
into koruna 4 months ago. The Euro currency does not have a good
outlook..Greetings from USA

[Gość: mike]

watch the currency exchange between the Czech Koruna and the Polish
zloty. Today is around 5.86 koruna for one zloty. Zloty used to be
for 7.80 koruna in summer 2008. (1999 - 1 zloty = 10 koruna). I
wouldn't be surprised about the currency exchange: 1koruna=0.20zloty
(1zloty=5koruna) in next couple of weeks. The Czech Republic seems
to have one of the most stable economy in Europe. Just check the
economic reports to get a clue. They are really in pretty good shape
no matter what is happening...It was a good idea to transfer zloty
into koruna 4 months ago. The Euro currency does not have a good
outlook..Greetings from USA

you are wrong..

[mil1231]

yes, Czech is stable but... it depends too much on export and their major
industry is car industry. As you know, car industry is in serious decline and
that will cause a lot of trouble for Czech economy. Polish economy has many
other sectors of expansion and a big interior market. That means that we will
survive that without major problems and Czech sooner or later will pay for being
involved so much in export. If you add our huge EURO 2012 investments
(motorways, stadiums, hotels) which mean a lot of work for our labour forces,
the situation is much more infavour to Poland. You will see how will the
situation develope this year :)

[Gość: mike]

I tought they are strong in beer, tourism and producing movies. The
Pilsner Urquell beer is something you can buy anywhere you go in US.
We also have their streetcars here in Portland. check this out:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5-GlooFib4&feature=related. I was in
Prague three years ago. I have never seen a more beautiful city..we
also visited Barrandov studios....would like to go again...

yes, but that is a different subject

[mil1231]

it has nothing to do with their GDP. Skoda is actually more German than Czech..
Czech GDP is smaller than polish and we are much more stabile.

If you want to see Poland, watch this:

-Warsaw:

www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=578064&page=8
there are also other more "touristic" cities like Kraków, Wrcoław. We have the
same travel indutry like Czech Republic :) and our beer is also very, very good
:) Pilsner is not the best czech beer- did you drink Gambrinus? or Staropramen?

I don't know anything that they are particularly famous from movies...which
czech movie have you seen?

[Gość: mike]

thanks for the pictures...it looks modern...I saw 6 Czech movies at
movie festival here in Portland. It was focused on movies from
Eastern Europe. The most of them were from the Czech Republic. I was
most impressed with the movie called Empties...I have heard that
Cracow is also a beautiful city...have to visit both countries next
time

[mil1231]

Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary are all Central Europe, Eastern
Europe is Ukraine, Belarus, Russia.

Yes, Krakow is beatiful indeed :) if you want to visit it, just let me know :)
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