"Jestem w Niemczech" is Polish for "I'm in not-Czechia".
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Yup, we call Germans "Němci" because they are "němí", i.e. mute, but it also had a meaning of "unintelligible" in the past, a meaning for someone who is foreign and these guys were the foreigners you had the biggest chance to meet at that time.
I just thought it was amusing that "Germany" declined into the locative "Niemczech" contains "nie" and "czech"...
