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My city I was born in Warsaw in early ‘90. I like this city, but the weather here is really challenging. To be true there are some weeks or even months without sun. Yeah, that the tough school of life. That why I take vitamin D3, but a week ago I run out of all supplies and now I’m waiting for a new shipment. Many people hates this city. That’s true, it’s not awesome, but often people judge this place without knowing about 10% of possibilities of Warsaw. Drinking beers by the river Wisla, roaming the pubs and bars. Yes, I think that the best impression you have when you are drunk. Sad but true. About half of the citizens are from outside, they come here just for work and they really hate this place (and thread it like a shit). Meeting this people in metro or streets isn't a nice experience. You can feel anger, frustration and aversion of those people. What can I say more. Warsaw is pretty big city so it’s hard to describe it all together. Every district is different and have some advantages. For example Prague. I love micro-culture that exists there, people drinking, singing and dancing on a streets, some kind of folklore. But it said to be the most dangerous district in Warsaw and it’s very easy to be robbed and beaten there. Another district - Śródmieście - I love the atmosphere of main streets, late evenings, when I go to pubs. I’m getting drunk without alcohol, just by absorb atmosphere of the city. The greatest part of Warsaw is history of the city, Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and gray time of communism, but it's a story for a new note.

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My city

I was born in Warsaw in the early 90's. I like this city, but the weather here is really challenging. To be true In truth there are some weeks or even months without sun. Yeah, that the tough school of life. Thats why I take vitamin D3, but a week ago I run ran out of all supplies and now I’m waiting for a new shipment.
Many people hates this city. That’s It's true that it’s not awesome, but often, people judge this place without knowing about even 10% of the possibilities of Warsaw. Drinking beers by the river Wisla, roaming the pubs and bars. Yes, I think that the best impression you have is when you are drunk. Sad but true. About half of the citizens are from outside of the area.They come here just for work and they really hate this place (and thread it like a shit). Meeting this these people in the metro or streets isn't a nice experience. You can feel the anger, frustration and aversion of these people.
What more can I say more. Warsaw is a pretty big city so it’s hard to describe it all together. Every district is different and have has some advantages. For example Prague. I love the micro-culture that exists there. People drinking, singing and dancing on a streets like some kind of folklore. But it is said to be the most dangerous district in Warsaw and it’s very easy to be robbed and beaten there. Another district is Śródmieście - I love the atmosphere of the main streets and late evenings when I go to pubs. I’m getting drunk without alcohol, just by absorbing the atmosphere of the city. The greatest part of Warsaw is the history of the city. The Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and the gray time of communism, but it's a story for a new note.


(and thread it like a shit) -I don't know the meaning of this expression so I am not sure about what would be a good translation into English. 

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My city

I was born in Warsaw in the early 90s. I like this city, but the weather here is really challenging. To be truthful* there are some weeks or even months without sun. Yes, that is school of hard knocks. That is why I take vitamin D3, but a week ago I ran out of all supplies and now I’m waiting for a new shipment.
Many people hate this city. It's it’s not awesome, but often people judge this place without knowing about 10% of the possibilities of Warsaw. Drinking beer by the river Wisla, roaming the pubs and bars. Yes, I think that is the best impression you have when you are drunk. Sad but true. About half of its citizens are from outside, they come here just for work and they really hate this place (and treat it like a shit). Meeting these people in the metro or on the streets isn't a nice experience. You can feel the anger, frustration and aversion of those people.
What can I say more. Warsaw is a pretty big city so it’s hard to describe it thoroughly. Every district is different and have some advantages. For example Prague. I love the micro-culture there, people drinking, singing and dancing on the streets, some kind of folklore. But it is said to be the most dangerous district in Warsaw and it’s very easy to be robbed and beaten up there. Another district - Śródmieście - I love the atmosphere of its main streets, late evenings, when I go to pubs. I’m getting drunk without alcohol, just by absorbing the atmosphere of the city. The greatest part of Warsaw is its history. Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and the gray days of communism, but it's a story for a new note.

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Very well written!

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I thought only scandinavian countries had that problem with the sun . thank you for that information.
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Yes, Warsaw is a captial of Poland
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Are you from Poland?

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