Hi. 

I live in a humid climate.

So you do sweat if it is hot but unfortunately it doesn't cool your body, because sweat does not evaporate from the skin as in the dry climate. Keep a box of wet wipes with you to remove sweat and take cool shower as often as you can. For the first few days it is difficult to breathe, as the air is so thick and rich in water, but slowly you will accommodate) Drink a lot. 

Besides cotton you can try silk and linen. They are both natural and cool your body a bit. 

In Ukraine we do wear traditional clothes, on holidays, weddings, just to work with jeans (not the full set ofc, only embroidered blouse)

It is common for all Eastern Europeans, except Russia.

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Очень хорошо!

I don't know this expression but I partially agree with it. 

Polish language is more difficult for understanding in the same way as French because of complicated pronunciation and many unique sounds.  

But for me as Ukrainian it is more easy to understand Polish that Bulgarian for example, even though the diagram shows the same distance. And even though Bulgarians write in Cyrillic as we do, I can hardy understand a word, while I can easily catch simple information from the Polish text written in Latin letters. 

I believe that life is meaningful no matter what, because we are mortal, so we should take a chance and live our life nevertheless. Without freedom or without health it might be more difficult, though.

I am sure that if some this conditions are not available, you can make something else valuable.

E.g. people with serious diseases or with disability are limited in time and physical strength, but some of them make friendship or family as a core of their life.  

I agree with you, that it pretty much depends on person's background and situation in life. E.g. if there is a war in your home country, then peace and safety will be the most important. For me as a woman and a mother security is very important.