Are Czech and Polish people the same?

Originally Answered: What are the biggest and remarkable differences between Polish and Czech people (culture, behavior, mentality, style, etc.)? Short answer: we are the same but different. We Poles see Czechs as our closest brothers, together with Slovaks.

What is Poland’s main religion?

There is no official religion in Poland. The Roman Catholic Church is the biggest church in Poland. The overwhelming majority (around 87\%) of the population are Roman-Catholic if the number of the baptised is taken as the criterion (33 million of baptised people in 2013).

Do Czech understand Polish?

Although Czech and Slovak can understand each other, Czech and Polish cannot. On the one hand, it is possible to order food and exchange figures from Polish speakers in Czech. On the other hand, there are many Czechs that may completely misunderstand Polish.

Is Poland a religious country?

Poland is one of the most religious countries in Europe. Though varied religious communities exist in Poland, most Poles adhere to Christianity. Roman Catholicism continues to be important in the lives of many Poles, and the Catholic Church in Poland enjoys social prestige and political influence.

Is abortion illegal in Poland?

Legal status As of 27 January 2021, abortion is legal only in cases: when the woman’s life or health is endangered by the continuation of pregnancy. when the pregnancy is a result of a criminal act.

Why is Czech and Polish so similar?

Czech, Polish, and Slovak are all members of the West Slavic group – a bunch of very closely related languages. Much like the Scandinavian languages, they have had a long history of developing together and influencing each other.

Is Polish the hardest Slavic language?

Fairly regular, although some patterns take time to get used to. Polish : The hardest by far, I thought the spelling would be easier to handle considering that it uses the Latin Alphabet.