Polish Trains I A cautionary tale I Polish storytime class B1 - B2 level

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If you want to practice your listening skills in Polish, I encourage you to listen to this bilingual video.
First, you're going to hear a bit of the story in English and then I am going to say the same in Polish so that you can also keep up with the story :)
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[@JkOrdinary]

These are really good videos. The English and Polish thereafter with translations is exactly what I've been looking for. Dankie.

[@isaacandresgonzalezvas9839]

Super! Dziękuję bardzo za filmy i jeszcze lepiej za 2 język! 😃 sukcesu!

[@barker3877]

You can always buy a backpack that comes with built in security metal strap that you can use to lockdown your bag to something that cannot be easily cut. Some bags even have motion sensing alarm and if the bag is moved while the lock is armed it will make a nasty noise that cannot be turned off, except if you know the Alarm’s combination numbers! This way your bag may be a bit safer in any country😊

[@TravelAddictGuy]

I'm glad that you got your pack back from that weird guy. I always carry a small backpack and it never leaves my side. I do however leave my suitcase on the luggage racks. This has always been a fear of mine, but luckily nothing has happened. I'm actually a bit surprised that this would happen here in Poland. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidmares6053]

🎉😊

[@monkthedoodlebug]

I love this kind of video! More bilingual stories please!!!

[@yourpolish]

More are yet to come :)

[@vaclavvoltr4866]

Thanks for next video and next false friend - řeč (in fast speech and lazy pronunciation it sound almost the same as rzecz) = "speech", or archaic "language". Once when I said to one of my colleagues that train in Polish is "pociąg" [počong], he laughted and said that is sounds very Asian-like. "Čong" is a bit offensive nickname for Asians, especially Chineese or Vietnameese. But now seriously, you are the lucky one. As a part of my job, I sometimes help people to find their lost belongings. It is not always a story with happy ending. Clothes is usually found, but small and expensive things like wallets, cards, phones, headphones (especially the tiny ones) could be lost forever (or stolen). It really depends on transport system and its procedures, but you should immediately call them. We can write a fast message to the driver or call him (some drivers are Polish, so this is on of my motivations to learn a bit Polish 🙂). On the other hand, if you call after a week "I lost .... in some bus, I don't remember the bus number, from where to where, the exact time, ... maybe it was not your bus, maybe I didn't even lose it in a bus ..." So never leave your belongings unattended.

[@yourpolish]

Now I know that! But! Next week or a week after, I will release a video with a story of what happened in a conversation between my mom and a Czech lady 😂 that was also a false friend! Thanks for watching :)

[@vaclavvoltr4866]

@@yourpolish I'm looking forward to it 🙂

[@yourpolish]

Cześć Vaclav! (?) I would actually have some questions regarding false Czech - Polish friends. Would you mind sending me a message? Either on Instagram or at my email [e-mail]

[@ericparton3282]

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