Family life in Poland | Easy Polish 111

[@TheFujiwuji]

I LOVE the format of this channel & video. Because unlike traditional book learning where you memorize and repeat basics, this gives us a chance to hear regular Polish people speak in everyday, common-speaking style and situations. And I love that the Polish words are written above along with the English written words so we can see and hear together... it's extremely helpful. And it also gives us a chance to hear vocabulary words spoken at full, normal speed.... which in a classroom we don't ever get to hear. So "Dziekuje bardzo" for a great channel and the translations.

[@gonzalo_rosae]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@overlandkltolondon]

Yes, this is why I love this channel.

[@priscilladickson8013]

My polish mom was really nice she was a really good cook

[@seneradesicher5594]

Cool language.I like the pronounciation

[@johannes-euquerofalaralema4374]

Gostei

[@emmstill]

Omg omg - 1.54... That's the longest word I've ever seen in Polish 🙈😆🙈

[@emmstill]

( twenty - seven - year - old- son 😁👌

[@adamwnt]

Moja rodzina owólnie jest śmieszna 😂

[@fictionaudio5611]

Is 5:31 supposed to refer to Pawel Adamowicz's stabbing or just 'happened recently' generally? & do the people interviewed here really 'believe' in the 'institution of the family' or are creating responses to satisfy the questioner? If so likely institutionalized Catholicism as the primary reason one assumes?...

[@overlandkltolondon]

What a horribly bigoted question.

[@verano8202]

Does the man in a red jacket at 0:38 have an accent to a native Polish speaker's ear? He sounds softer, rather Ukrainian.

[@baartus]

I'm Polish and he sounds normal to me. Maybe he just has a "softer" voice.

[@verano8202]

@@baartus, thank you for answering!

[@shion3948]

It's the same with every language I think. Some people talk quieter and softer and some in opposite

[@vasa9646]

Вообще не похоже

[@dispuncho]

Bardzo dobrze,cześć z Rosji

[@moekaykhine4633]

Hmm??? 🇵🇱👈

[@user-hh4yp5qr9m]

zakocham sie w tym obcineku