2 questions about Krakow/Polanx
Hi everyone!

At the moment I am in Krakow and have 2 questions:

1. Why is every schedule of tram line 1 ,that's hanging at the stop, printed in yellow paper, while all others are printed in white paper?

2. What do they ask me in the supermarket? It might be whether I pay cash or with card? (I think I heard "kartotshka"...but might be wrong)

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Sorry for mistakes in writing...using a mobile device is pure horror

Question

2 questions about Krakow/Polanx
Hi everyone!

At the moment I am in Krakow and have 2 questions:

1. Why is every schedule of tram line 1 ,that's hanging at the stop, printed in yellow paper, while all others are printed in white paper?

2. What do they ask me in the supermarket? It might be whether I pay cash or with card? (I think I heard "kartotshka"...but might be wrong)

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Sorry for mistakes in writing...using a mobile device is pure horror

Answer

Ad 1) I don't know.
Ad 2) When someone ask you whether you want to pay with cash or with card he says something like this:
„gotówką czy kartą?".  Additionally some supermarkets have loyalty programs for their customers. Usually taking part in them is bound with a card like: Biedronka: „moja biedronka” or Tesco: „club card”. Concluding you may be asked whether do you want to pay with card or have you subscribed to a loyalty program.

Answer

1. Yellow paper tells you that the path has been recently changed, and tram/bus doesn't follow the path it used to anymore.

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