Full of cultural impressions and educational progress. Especially the former has been documented in a final test – we would like to congratulate everyone on achieving very good results
(Eva from Hungary – an absolute 'score master'), thank you for your hard work, diligence (oh, those homeworks:) ) and punctuality (even, despite all the night city crawls here in Krakow).
We hope that you will remember your stay in Kraków for a long time, that you have already treated your friends to 'pierogi ruskie' prepared on your own, that you hum the bugle call (in a jazz version) or (even worse) 'a blondie' from Monika's lecture entitled 'what you see is what you get' and that you recall with sentiment our chats about 'everything and nothing' during our coffee and tea get-togethers.

We wish everyone lots of fun and enthusiasm in learning Polish – we encourage especially those (we mean men ;) ) who are in 'Polish – non-Polish' relationships to practice the language frequently (Volker, Gerard, Johannes, 2 x Andrew, Sylvain, Oreste, and of course brave Emer).

And we invite you to Krakow, Wawel Dragon, Lajkonik, White Lady … to Stalowe Magnolie, Alchemia … TO US.