I TRIED LEARNING POLISH

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Жыл бұрын

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Who am I?
Hey, my name is Jack. I'm a 19 year old university student/social media influencer. I hate the title "influencer" too, but what else am I suppose to call it. In 2021 my girlfriend, Aneta Podolak, filmed a video of me in comparison to Draco Malfoy. Yup, that's how it started. The video instantly blew up because apparently we look similar, I think it is mostly the blonde hair. I spent the next year growing my audience by making a range of "lookalike", dance, and vlog style tiktok's and was able to amass a large following. It was at this point I wanted to try something now, and with my girlfriend speaking fluent Polish we thought it would be funny to make videos where she tried to teach me. It was a huge success, millions and millions of views and likes brought a whole new audience to are platforms. I'm currently working on tons of language based content while studying commerce at the University Of Toronto.

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@Kvy01 Жыл бұрын

As a Polish viewer I’d say you did pretty well. You’re better in polish than me in english 😂

@JackMallette Жыл бұрын

Awhh thank you! I’m trying

@Rip_allhashirakny Жыл бұрын

TEN JEDYNY CO DOBRZE UCZY SIĘ POLSKIEGO

@alanbajeczki 3 ай бұрын

Zgadzam się innym idzie o wiele gorzej

@alanbajeczki 3 ай бұрын

Inni mają o wiele wyraźniejszy akcent

@adriangrzelak2087 9 ай бұрын

Bardzo dobrze ci idzie. Brawo tak trzymaj.

@dawidkozik3668 Жыл бұрын

dobrze ci idzie

@soapypancakex2692 7 ай бұрын

Thats so funny actually

@sochaoracza1506 6 ай бұрын

Excellent pronunciation.

@slyfox6996 5 ай бұрын

It's funny you mention that. Yeah polish LOT airlines is just the second half of plane in polish. When I flew into warsaw I had no idea until my buddy that picked me up (he doesn't fly) was confused when I said I flew in via lot.

@cybel4820 3 ай бұрын

lot also means fly

@Beanie-BRNR Жыл бұрын

dobry jesteś.

@wiktorstaszczak4532 Жыл бұрын

bardzo dobrze ci idzie:)

@sylwiawajda9866 Жыл бұрын

Keep up good job! Yes, the correct way to say "jabłko" is the way this guy did, however even Polish people do not bother to pronunce it well and say "japko". Well... the spelling is always "jabłko". The same is with "ę" at the end of the word. You can say "się" but most people will say "sie" No wonder you get sunburnt with such fair complexion. You can say "Od słońca jestem czerwony" (I'm red from the sun) Oh yeah... they try to kill their students with this sentence about bats hanging from the branches (zwisając z gałęzi😂) and eating watermelon😂 why didn't they just say "nietoperze jedzą arbuza" (bats eat a watermelon) Degree can also concern university. Degree - stopień naukowy. In Poland you can get your first degree after 3 years of studies: licencjat, or you can get a higher degree after 5 years snd this is: magister. But you can call it "stopień naukowy" Masz jakiś stopień naukowy? Yes, the word "samolot" derives from "samo" and "lot" Lot means a flight and Samo is like... alone, by itself "samolot" a thing that flies by itself😂 I see that you already memorize a lot of words. Good job👍

@JackMallette Жыл бұрын

oh okk, thank you!

@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia 9 ай бұрын

Tobię? Naprawdę?

@xaxicey 6 ай бұрын

SHUT UP poolin

@NicolaKamynska 2 ай бұрын

I'm literally crying laughing on the floor since I'm polish LITERALLY 😂😂😂😂

@waszkawaszka8529 Жыл бұрын

❤

@miosz-gu6xm 8 ай бұрын

i am from polend hi is czejść

@Gigaczaaaad 2 ай бұрын

1:09 both is good in poland say Jabko or Jabłko but write Jabłko

@Reniferek. Жыл бұрын

I teraz każdy Polak ma beke bo wie że on jeszcze nie wie xDDDD

@jmatt56 4 ай бұрын

Dude! You did pretty good. Now try these: fliger , frela, szmaterlŏk, synek, grubjorz. Have fun

@kawasaki3573 4 ай бұрын

Co to za randomowe słowa?

@jmatt56 4 ай бұрын

@@kawasaki3573 chciałem wiedzieć jeśli on można uważać że są/sam słowy śląskie. BTW Polish isn't my primary language. Nonetheless, he really did a good job on picking up the words and pronouncing. No i co, trochę się bawię. No to cześć

@coolshockbt 8 ай бұрын

are you kobi from netflix one piece

@abcxyz-bq2cc Жыл бұрын

One year

@bonbonpony 9 ай бұрын

01:28 It is: when people speak casually and fast, because then they speak untidily and lazy, simplifying sounds. This is a common problem with these language courses, even the commercial ones: they always speak too perfectly and strain every word. No native speaker talks that way. Another example of that is in 01:03 where he says "w" as "wy". But in a sentence, this "w" never gets "y" after it, and it gets devoiced before a voiceless consonant like "p". So a native speaker would say it "bogate fpotas" (merging that "f" with the subsequent word). 02:22 And this… I don't even… -_- This sentence is absurd and totally useless. Who will ever need it visiting Poland? ;o Moreover, there's a punctuation error: it should be "Nietoperze, zwisając z gałęzi, jedzą arbuza", since "zwisając z gałęzi" is an interjected participal phrase/clause, and it is optional, so it should be bracketed with commas. I have no idea why did they put that there though, as they could equally well just say "Nietoperze jedzą arbuza" and it would fly as an example (equally absurd, but less intimidating to a noob). Participal dependent clauses are pretty advanced grammar, there's no place for them in Polish 101. 02:32 :D You've just say "I don't fart this" :D But yeah, another problem with language courses: they didn't explain that "rz" is a digraph in Polish, and it's just one sound, not two, pronounced as "zh" (like "je" in French), instead of "r" and "z" separately. Similarly, "sz" and "cz" are digraphs, pronounced as English "sh" and "ch" (Polish uses "z" for the same purpose as English uses "h" in these combinations).

@amjan 6 ай бұрын

They don't say it "too perfectly", they just say it wrongly. If a "w" gets devoiced into an /f/, then that's how it is supposed to be pronounced.

@huberte4201 Жыл бұрын

Actually, the correct way to pronounce "jabłko" is japko

@tamashii6670 11 ай бұрын

No, it's not correct way, you should pronounce "bł", not "p", but unfortunately many people doing this mistake, even polish native speakers, what is quite sad... And many other mistakes in pronunciation like changing "ę" to "e" or "en" amd "ą" to "om", then you can change word's meaning...

@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia 9 ай бұрын

@@tamashii6670 Widzę, że masz niezłe braki w fonologii.

@tamashii6670 9 ай бұрын

@@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia Raczej Ty. ;)

@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia 9 ай бұрын

@@tamashii6670 Nie pierdol i wracaj do nauki dzieciaku. Naucz się, czym jest fonem, alofon, to pogadamy.

@tamashii6670 9 ай бұрын

@@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia Raczej Ty powinieneś wrócić do nauki. Ludzie mówią "japko", ponieważ tak jest łatwiej. Przypomnij sobie czasy przedszkola i pierwszych klas szkoły podstawowej, nie uczono Cię wtedy jak wymawiać poszczególne dźwięki w języku polskim? Nie uczono Cię, że to jest "jabłko"? Mnie jakoś uczono. Dlatego wiele dzieci mówi "jabułko", ponieważ ciężko jest im powiedzieć zbitek spółgłosek. Dlatego też większość ludzi mówi "japko", a że język jest zmienny w zależności od tego jak użytkownicy go używają, to forma "japko" jest dopuszczalna. Jednak wciąż poprawną jest "jabłko". ;) Wiesz, po to mamy w języku zróżnicowane dźwięki, by choćby odróżnić wyrazy od siebie, jak w przypadku "piszę" i "piesze", bądź też "kozą" i "kozom", w tych przypadkach użycie "e" zamiast "ę" i "om" zamiast "ą" zmienia całkowicie wyraz, czyż nie? Niestety ludzie nawet w piśmie robią takie błędy, nie tylko w mowie... Widzę, że jesteś takim typowym Polakiem, jak ktoś nie zgadza się z Twoim zdaniem, to włącza Ci się agresor i zaczynasz klnąć, haha. :D Pozdrawiam. ;)

@listekrambek 11 ай бұрын

Pyciąg mówili kiedyś w JetCrew na yt 😂

@ireneuszmorawski626 4 ай бұрын

6/10 😂

@abcxyz-bq2cc Жыл бұрын

⁰C and PHD is the some thing

@karolinaignaczak6337 11 ай бұрын

With all due respect - it's like trying to learn latin from quotes. I know quite a few latin phrases but can't build a sentence myself. You might be headed towards big frustration, in my opinion.

@somebodynice4366 Жыл бұрын

Really good job! About apple - "jaPko" - some people say like that but its bit wrong (teachers say that it's wrong). (Jestem StRaSzNy destroyed me 😂)

@Vengir Жыл бұрын

No, it's the other way around. "Japko" is the right way to pronounce that, and "jabłko" is hypercorrect.

@somebodynice4366 Жыл бұрын

@@Vengir But i am from Poland and every teacher or parent says that "japko" isnt "good hearing" word in Polish, we prefer something like "jabułko"

@somebodynice4366 Жыл бұрын

I lagged lol cuz i just saw diffrence betwen jabłko and apple xd

@Vengir Жыл бұрын

@@somebodynice4366 You can also say "japłko" if you really want to sound "proper", but this is not necessary. But definitely not "jabłko" or "jabułko". This feature of the Polish language where in certain clusters uoiced consonants become devoiced is omnipresent in most words, yet not generally taught in schools; we just follow it intuitively. The omission of "ł" in the word for apple is more specific, but accepted by dictionaries that list pronunciations as either equivalent, or at the very least casual.

@somebodynice4366 Жыл бұрын

@@Vengir 💀 are u even from Poland

@kosmit265 5 ай бұрын

5:16 Do tego momentu, wytrzymałem... uchowaj nas Panie Stwórco Wszelkiego Dobra, przed frazeologicznym gównem, jakie jest zawarte w lekcji nauczyciela języka polskiego. Poloniści starej generacji (moi nauczyciele) słysząc jak zbudowane są zdania, przypierdolili by PAŁE ZA SKŁADNIE I SENS... Pierwszy i ostatni raz tu i podobnej twórczości dałem wiarę, iż przyjemny kontent ujrzę.