7 Pairs of Polish Words That Sound Similar, but Mean Something Different | Super Easy Polish 31

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[@teipi6020]

This episode should be called "Waiting for Patrycja"

[@alsweetex]

I've never had much trouble with przeszłość vs. przyszłość but wejście vs. wyjście drives me insane.

[@ControlledCha0s]

I find it may help focusing on the vowel which distinguishes them and making an analogy to life: your _entry_ to it (w*e*jście) is already in the _past_ (prz*e*szłość), but one day you'll have to _exit_ (w*y*jście) it, and that's in the _future_ (prz*y*szłość). 😉

[@alsweetex]

@@ControlledCha0s That is actually extremely helpful! Bardzo dziękuję!

[@ControlledCha0s]

@@alsweetexProszę bardzo!

[@simonsimon7190]

Great episode. I once read "pieszy" on a street sign and thought "wow, they warn against dogs crossing the street?!"

[@modexpres]

😁this remember my first visit in Poland when i saw the same road sign: UWAGA PIESZY! i was thinking that there many dogs are crossing the road😀...

[@shion3948]

Pies-psy (dog-dogs) Pieszy-piesi (pedestrian-pedestrians)

[@mateuszmakiea2735]

When I was a child, I thought the same xD

[@giadf9747]

There is another example: może vs morze as they have the same pronounciation unless u pronounce the "Rz" like "R" & "Ż" at the same time

[@VinaHair95]

I hope you make video about " What time is it ?" Justyna 🥳Dziękuję bardzo

[@pstrzel]

Fajną ma Pani koszulkę. Grzegorz Szczepan Szczebrzeszyński Brzęczyszczykiewicz h. Pstrzel

[@jc3drums916]

6:21 Justyna is so mean, roasting a sick friend like that. 🤣

[@jc3drums916]

Okay, I take it all back. Justyna wasn't kidding! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6atnXqgf7iogdU 😂

[@EasyPolish]

That's how we express love to one another 😂 ~J

[@mikoajbadzielewski3396]

Za bardzo skomplikowane... oł, łejt, Ajm e Połl;)

[@wardharold8037]

Where can you buy the shirt Justyna is wearing? I don't know exactly what it is about, but it would be fun to wear in the US with all those Polish words on it.

[@ControlledCha0s]

That makes two of us now, man! I could be wrong, but I believe it is, at least partially, meant to show Polish's characteristic awesome look with all those "weird" letters and letter combinations; I certainly spotted _żółć_ , _chrząszcz_ and I think _źdźbło_ , as well, which are found in most lists of tricky-to-pronounce Polish words.

[@adamwnt]

that makes the three of us, I want that shirt too lol

[@kennyroupe7198]

ja też 😆

[@littledevil8146]

Fajny odcinek!

[@ControlledCha0s]

1:29 - I dlatego też _nigdy_ nie użiwam autokorekty. 😎

[@SzalonyKucharz]

A przidałoby się.

[@TheMavisson]

Mam jeszcze kilka slów: pamiętać/pomnieć, stanik/statek. Często robiłem blędy z nimi.:)

[@Merry_say]

@@Bleff2 oczywiście, że słowo "pomnieć" istnieje w języku polskim i do tego ma się dobrze.

[@kayen8831]

I need 50 years to learn this language !!!🤯😂😅

[@szerszen5722]

yeah, it is really tough one, but there is one way - practise, practise, and... dream.

[@kayen8831]

I already know some common phrases ,numbers and colors .that's all I know and it feels like my brain is going to explode .😅

[@kayen8831]

@@kiwiqqq thanks

[@nurabayeva3917]

ale wyszło dobre :)

[@g-smith4466]

@4:41 I have had problem with widzieć and wiedzieć before haha

[@yongchaozhao1437]

Cudowny odcinek! Muszę poświęcić więcej czasu na naukę języka polskiego. -------tłumaczenie z Google.

[@agamizera9125]

Everything is gramatically correct :))

[@swolzer]

sąd i sad chyba najlepsze. sąd and sad are probably best. sąd means court but sad mean orchard so when someone says "widzimy się w sadzie" (we will see each other in orchard) we are like "oh god not the orchardman".

[@barbarawissinger]

Gdy ludzie mówią szybko, nie słyszę drugi lub długi

[@putlerkaputt9201]

Another example would be ušyč(to sew) and učyč(to teach)

[@mareksicinski3726]

nah uszyć is only the perfective aspect of to sew

[@tytanprime]

Może & morze Maybe and sea

[@isidtilaa4946]

Zajęcia - zdjęcia i zając - zająć się i obcy - obecny

[@giuseppep6905]

Uczac obcokrajowcow polskiej wymowy przylozylbym sie bardziej do poprawnej wymowy takich zwrotow jak "widzą" (3 os. l. mn.) a nie jak mowi Justyna "widzOM". Podobnie ze slowem "wiedzą" (3 os. l. mn.) a nie "wiedzOM"

[@abcdef-kx2qt]

the man speaks clearer and slower {good} then the woman !

[@marcinsznn]

"część" często wyskakuje jak piszemy wiadomości na telefonie i nam słownik poprawi :)

[@user-hh4yp5qr9m]

czy moglabys mowic wolno ^_^