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Host: Justyna Fuchs
Subtitles and edit: Martyna Gizler
Camera and edit: Ben

[@tarapero]

People are gentle and nice in Poland. Not arrogant. Impressive.

[@marcinadamski2892]

Thank You very much. Nice to hear opinion like that.

[@antoinebacon-heidinger776]

The guy at 00:49 has such an impressive French accent! Well done Poland.

[@ZiomekPatrykC]

+Antoine Foley-Heidinger He doesn't look Polish at all... xD

[@Pidalin]

it was too silent that I even didn't notice it's French :-D

[@balsazarkovic4884]

Wytam serdecznie . Jestem z Serbii , byłem w Polsce dwa razy , raz dwa i raz trzy mesiąca i udało mi sie nauczyć mowić czytać i pisać waś piękny jezyk . Słucham go codzennie juz trzy lata i po prostu już jestem za głęboko ! Mam jeszcze dużo do uczenia , w wszystkich spraw i ortografii i vokabularu i to co jest najcieże dla mnie , porozumienie przez telefon bo polski dla mnie jako Serba brzmi dosić nejasne czasami a dopiero na telefonie . W każdym razie , dużo miłośći dla Polski Polaków !

[@marcinadamski2892]

Hvala! Dziękujemy! Bardzo miło, że dobrze się czułeś w Polsce. Serbski to też piękny język, zawsze chciałem się go nauczyć, ale jakoś nie było czasu... może w tym roku uda mi się wreszcie zobaczyć Belgrad to przy okazji trochę się poduczę :) Pozdrowienia z Polski. Pozrdav iz Poljske!

[@okochannell]

zapraszamy do Polski!

[@joshcantillo1358]

The only polish word that I have in my mind is "A dlaczego?" 😂

[@michaeljackson187]

French is spoken in Canada and obviously France, but not in Australia lol!

[@dadep85]

+KraftDinner187 He also said Spanish is spoken in... Portugal! =D

[@koln8273]

+Dade P In Portugal they speak Portugues ( different language ) but they are very similiar so we can even take a conversation without any knowledge of the other language, and viceversa.

[@koln8273]

***** Difficult but still possible if they speak slowly.

[@juaninamillion5864]

"Easy" and "Polish" do not belong in the same sentence.

[@shanehorsfall1337]

It depends . My freind is Russian and she actually admitted that she found Polish more easier than all the other languages she speaks ( German and Ukrainian )

[@Viktorvelat95]

“Easy” and “Polish” do belong in the same sentence when you’re a double native slavic language speaker such as me haha!... knowing Czech and Russian helps a lot, I have to say

[@importantpersoncommenting6610]

I am polish, and I am fluent in english, norwegian, french and chinese mandarin. (and obviously polish)

[@lesbrosanthony3813]

Il parle bien français le gars! :D

[@Neuroneos]

En plus d'être très beau ;)

[@nattr612]

Isn’t anyone going to mention the perfect French of the guy at 0:47?

[@jesssummersxoxo]

More polish videos YESSSSSS. 😊😊

[@amandabudz7837]

"średniozaawansowanym" I think this is the longest Polish word I've come across so far lol

[@cherilady1257]

Amanda Budz I don't know what word is the longest but, I know longer - "dziewięćdziesięciodziewięciogroszówka"

[@patrickdepardieufodjo7819]

Very interesting . i like the sounds

[@jakethesnake95]

W Australii mówią po angielsku, nie po francusku. A w Portugalii mówią po portugalsku!!!

[@PaulJMS]

W Portugalii nie mowią po hiszpańsku, tylko po portugalsku

[@lorenzo-7131]

the Fatherland is strong with this one. a bit flattered that the second most mentioned (I think) was my native Spanish, and very pleasantly surprised that absolutely no one mentioned English as a language they'd like to learn. Polish is a very nice sounding language. I like it.

[@bsmith3506]

Większość już mówią po angielski

[@ZnMgkbvprb]

2:09, what I've been trying to do during long time

[@Rosalie_Amber]

Rzeczywiście rzadko się zdarza, ale mnie też podoba się niemiecki :P

[@James-sp6bz]

+Bombonierka języka wroga trzeba się uczyć hehe

[@rosolek94]

+Bombonierka, niemiecki jest śliczny.

[@pawkpakrapawkpakra8069]

@@rosolek94?

[@alexandertony2221]

nice

[@user-tn2uz7ko8j]

جيد

[@felixbloomington7734]

the city seems to be beautiful! ... which city is this ?

[@lanadelfrench]

+Felix Bloomington Katowice -the capital of Silesia region :)

[@amandaj2658]

Felix Bloomington It depends.The most popular place I thunk is Elk and Warsawa,but its beautiful in general,calm and there is nature everywhere

[@David2751]

This language is literally impossible to understand lol It would be a nice challenge thought!

[@stas546]

i dunno Polish at all, but I'm Russian and undersood nearly everything

[@David2751]

Stan cool, my native language is spanish so maybe that's why

[@Unbrutal_Rawr]

+David2751 Even Slavs have a lot of trouble discerning all of its pshushi consonants, but you can get by, especially if your language has soft consonants too (even though not *as* soft).

[@andreannnndre]

+David2751 just like Russians understand almost everything, we could also understand each other as my mother language its Portuguese.. haha

[@abielticas1693]

El polaco suena hermoso, pero ya hay diez idiomas más en mi lista de desos lingüísticos. Todos ellos sufren como mis parejas abandonadas. 😩 Polish sounds cute, but there are already other ten languages in my linguistic wishlist. All of them suffer like my abandoned couples. 😩

[@anthrosurvey9041]

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[@suniabunia8456]

+Anthro Survey b) laptop

[@ZiomekPatrykC]

+Anthro Survey laptop

[@NOTJustANomad]

I would disagree on the title "Easy Polish". there is no such thing as EASY Polish. it's one of the most difficult languages in Europe.

[@johnstephen1700]

It depends. Some aspects are pretty easy.

[@NOTJustANomad]

***** can you give me an example? I don't really understand what do you mean by easy verbs..

[@Ae-of8ej]

+Bregalad01 really with the russian

[@stas546]

For other slavic it's pretty easy)

[@jamestrotman3238]

yeah i agree im trying to learn, but there is so much grammer you could fill a library

[@attorneyatlaw3052]

Wloski to jest italian?? Jestem zdziwiony. Dlaczego tak nazywa ten jezyk?

[@johnstephen1700]

Łacińskie pochodzenie. Polskej genezy nie znam

[@2tz02]

+mr from UA Włoski is an adjective of "Włochy", which is from Latin Volscī. Volsci are ancient Italic people from the first century of the Roman republic.

[@Viktorvelat95]

“Wloski” or “Wlochy” cognates with “Wallachia” which is a name for one of the three main regions of Romania (the other two being Transylvania and Moldavia), also there’s a small region in the Moravian part of the Czech Republic that is called “Valašsko”, all of this is indeed derived from the Latin word “Volsci”, as my colleague above mentioned. Cheers!

[@fuxckgoogle2488]

2:06 Er kriegt sofort das Bundesverdienstkreuz in groß 😁

[@Pidalin]

2:59 - this guy has voice like Italian mafia boss :-D

[@zepter00]

Buhaha.. good one. Funny thing that he is so young and has it. I think that he has blocked air ways in nose. 😆

[@Vitor.Santos00]

the last guy said in Portugal they speak Spanish? bro c'mon

[@doidobulimico]

In Portugal we speak portuguese, and not spanish :-( 3:05

[@koln8273]

You still understand most Spanish speaking people( different language ). In fact, when I was in Portugal for vacances I could survive just trying to speak Spanish and English sometimes of course.

[@doidobulimico]

Portuguese and spanish are in fact really similar languages, and yes, I can understand most of it. But they are two different languages, and our official language here in Portugal is portuguese. Btw, did you like your vacances in here? What do you think of the country and the people? :-)

[@koln8273]

+Vegano pelos Animais Depends of the zone. The capitol was lovely but honestly I think there's like a "barrier" in terms of economics between Lisbon and the rest of the country which you can clearly see once you arrive to the country. Portugal with a little bit more "descentralized" government would be a paradise :). Ireland has nothing to do with the UK or even England, still a lot of people think about Ireland as part of the UK, that's similar to the situation of Portugal with Spain I guess ( with the obvious exception of the language which is pretty similar but not the same of course ).

[@THEozvOfromKERCH]

i`m russian and i know ukrainian, so i understood almost everything)

[@jackfordon5532]

никого не интересует

[@Ferinoification]

meu Deus! polonês me dá medo.

[@sirpeppw9877]

Heja

[@angrylittleboy3266]

0:38 she’s so beautiful 😍

[@zepter00]

It is medicore in Poland. I would give her 4/6

[@Andre-ij8ft]

Spanish in Portugal? French in Australia? For a moment I thought I was watching an American video

[@manuzegon4468]

You gotta be kidding me xD Easy Polish ??? WTF

[@amandaj2658]

Manu Zegon Yup,it really is.

[@zepter00]

Polish has easier pronunciation than English. True story. No exeptions when you read.

[@barguttobed]

недумал что в Польше сток русскоговорящих

[@maxim9280]

лал это польский

[@stas546]

Я полагаю он говорит о том, что много людей ответили, что знаю русский...

[@scpmr]

учили в школе в советские времена

[@zepter00]

I learned it (Russian language ) in high school in 1995- 1999 way after comunist times.

[@sirpeppw9877]

Any polish people?

[@vica3232]

Yes

[@user-vc1bv9bw7d]

Polish sounds similar to Ukrainian.

[@honslo9263]

Yes, it is. Ukrainian is closer to Polish than it is to Russian.

[@naukanaukowo9671]

+Eric Pendoff no

[@matthew5556]

But Czech and slovack are the most similar because its the same group of 'western slavic languages'

[@mehrheitler]

You’re not quite correct, it’s Ukrainian sounds similar to Polish because of immense amount of borrowings (and common origin, of course). But vocabulary is the only thing that makes it closer, genetically it is East Slavic language as well as Russian and Belarusian, while Polish is West Slavic, so the closeness statement is also not quite correct.

[@Pidalin]

For me (as Czech) Ukrainian sounds much more eastern, very similar to Russian because they have that "eastern slavic accent" but words are much more understandable for me than Russian. So Russian and Ukrainian sounds similar for me, but in Ukrainian I have much better chance to catch something. Russians have very different basic words, if you compare for example basic word good (dobrý, dobře etc...), in Czech, Slovak, Polish and Ukrainian it's understandable, but Russians have something different. Poles sounds similar to Czech for me, ofcourse they have much more ŠČ sounds, but when I hear Polish somewhere far I sometimes think it's Czech because we have similar accent and you can find sentences which are almost same and they have even almost same grammar. Slovaks are close to Czech by vocabulary, but accent is much softer, we can spot Slovak very easily even when they thing they speak Czech good. Even from 1 km distance I can hear it's Slovak. That's very interesting because we understand to Slovaks because of similar words, but accent is actually very different. :-D