"Nawrocki's English is worse than Duda's". An expert devastated by the President's mistakes

During his gathering at the White House, Karol Nawrocki made a large mistake erstwhile he spoke English. president Donald Trump himself tried to aid him at the time. 1 expert believes that Nawrocki speaks English worse than erstwhile president Duda.


During a visit to the White House, a deceased F-16 pilot was honored who died in Radom. – Major Krakowian was 1 of the best Polish pilots – president Karol Nawrocki started mentioning him in the Oval Office.

Nawrocki started to get incorrect in English while talking to Trump

Unfortunately, after a while he made a mistake and said the pilot lost 2 children. The Polish president utilized the word "lost", and should "left". And so it fell from his side: – He lost 2 children. A plane crash in Radom Nawrocki besides called "a large tragedy" (great tragedy). It sounds at least unfortunate.

Trump saw that Nawrocki was a small confused with the English language, he rapidly stepped in: – He was a legendary pilot in Poland.

"The English by Karol Nawrocki is even worse than by Andrzej Duda. It's not only that he duchesses all word, he inactive makes gross mistakes. It is simply a shame erstwhile specified a individual is to represent Poland on the global stage" – noted commentator Mateusz Durlik.

Let us remind you: during the welcome of Nawrocki to the White home there was a spectacular air show. 8 fighters took part in the ceremony, and 4 F-16s performed the "mission man" formation in honor of the Polish pilot who died in a August accident during an air show rehearsal in Radom.

The White home honored Major Krakowian

In addition, 4 F-35 fighters flew over the presidential residence, highlighting close relations between the United States and Poland. "President Trump is pleased to welcome Nawrocki president to the White House, who has late won historical elections in Poland" – said erstwhile White home spokesperson Anna Kelly.

The "mission man" formation is simply a peculiar aviation arrangement performed during air shows or air funerals in honor of the deceased pilot.

Most frequently it looks like this: respective aircraft fly in a classical formation, and at any point 1 of them abruptly goes up or disappears from the formation, symbolizing the absence of the deceased. This is simply a very eloquent, ceremonial motion honoring the pilot and his service.