Polish diaspora

Okay kiddo, so let me explain something called "Polish diaspora" to you. Polish diaspora refers to a group of Polish people who live in different parts of the world, but are still connected to Poland through their Polish ancestry, culture, language, and traditions.

You know how you have friends in your class who come from different countries, but they still have a connection to their culture and traditions? Polish diaspora is just like that, but for people who come from Poland.

So, let's say your family is from Poland, but you were born and raised in the United States. Even though you live in the US, you still feel connected to Poland through things like speaking Polish with your family, celebrating Polish holidays, and eating Polish food.

There are millions of people around the world who are part of the Polish diaspora. They work hard to keep their Polish heritage alive and pass it down to future generations. And, they often contribute to the communities they live in by sharing their culture and traditions.

That's basically what Polish diaspora means – a group of people who are spread out around the world but still have a strong connection to their Polish heritage.