Reaction To Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

Reaction To Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz | Polish Military History Comedy Movie
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[@Katarzyna-o4f]

The movie is 54 years old and still entertaining.

[@WiktoriaNocon-jt2bv]

Yes my Friend❤️, greetings from 🇵🇱 to You, Wiktoria Grabowska, Szczecin City, near by a Baltic Sea 🫡😊

[@WiktoriaNocon-jt2bv]

If you want to talk to me about Polish, please contact me ❤️🫡🇵🇱, Wiktoria Grabowska Szczecin City near by a Baltic Sea

[@hmm-technikOrganizacjiReklamy]

Nawet nieźle Pani wyszło. To jest bardzo trudne do wymówienia jesli ktos nie jest Polakiem.

[@ziutbryk531]

Nawet etniczni Polacy mogą mieć problem aby wymówić to bez zająknięcia i błędu.

[@srebrny-rg4hz]

Starasz się masz pełny szacunek Polski 😘🥃

[@jaro12488]

Dla nas Polaków to jest bardzo proste.

[@Lorek929]

Imagine how traumatising experience it would be for the commentators if there was some Brzęczyszczykiewicz playing for Tottenham

[@1969adasss]

You don't have to imagine. Błaszczykowski was quite a famous Borussia Dortmund player, and also Piszczek played there. Lewandowski, who also played with them, seems a piece of cake to pronounce 😂

[@PiotrJaser]

@@1969adasss Błaszczykowski was called Kuba. For a long time he also had the word Kuba on his shirt.

[@mariuszwloch1]

Im from Rzeczyca Ziemiańska gmina Trzydnik Duży 😅😅

[@BarbaraSzydo-ei3nv]

Cha cha😂😂😂🇵🇱💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️

[@romankokocinski3512]

Przyłęków gmina Świnna powiat Żywiecki

[@alicjaszmigiel9653]

Dziękuję Pani (Tobie Kochana🌹) Absolutnie rozumiem reakcję . Sama oglądałam ten film z 6-7 razy i za każdym razem uśmiałam się tak samo . Pozdrawiam Serdecznie 😘

[@adriannakotleszka6585]

😀 nawet pani wyszło wypowiedzenie imienia, oraz nwzwiska😂 pozdrawiam serdecznie z mijej ojczyzny.🇵🇱

[@panbezlasu9884]

Kocham to.

[@dawidhabel361]

Fajnie że się starasz ❤❤❤

[@siemowitkwar]

Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz Chrząszczyżewoszyce, powiat Łękołody

[@wieslawmrowa224]

AMEN..HA HA

[@patrykpiekarski864]

A teraz powiedz to pięć razy szybciej 😂😂😂

[@jankowalski3220]

To te Chrząszczyżewoszyce o rzut obszczanymi pończochami od Szczebrzeszyna?

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

Jest coś łatwiejszego, ale też śmieszne... Na moście - Palce! Panzer! 🤗😎😁

[@bolex5907]

Polish is fonetic. We say exactly the same as we write. There is a video called "How to read polish or something". It explains a lot.

[@waldemarusmc3191]

Really? How about ; "chochlik" if Polish was really phonetic 100% we would pronounce it c's as well.or " dzdzownica we don't pronounce d and z' how they are seen.

[@mariusdmeridius6712]

@@waldemarusmc3191 - The ''c'' in ''chochlik'' is not just ''c'' anymore but it becomes a part of the following ''h''. It indicates that the ''h'' is voiceless unlike ''h'' without preceding it ''c'' which is voiced. The easiest way to check whether a sound is voiced or unvoiced is to put your finger on your throat at the level of the larynx and say this sound in isolation, i.e. so that only this sound sounds. In the word ''dżdżownica'' there is no ''z'' only ''ż'' and it's pronounced. The Polish alphabet is almost entirely phonetic. Once you learn to read individual letters, you will have no problem pronouncing any word correctly. It may be harder the other way around, but it's still a lot easier than in English!

[@truckmania7589]

Polacy mają bardzo rozwinięty język kobietom to się podoba :D

[@konradsubzda2272]

Polski język jest kodem

[@akemiflameborg]

In Polish, when we write ch the c is silent. It used to be a slightly different sound of h, but not ch and h are the same. Polish w is equivalent to English v and Polish ł is English w sound. Cz is English ch like in the word chalk. Sz is English sh and rz is a similar sound, but harder. Ż sounds the same as rz. Ę is something between English en and ew (some Poles pronounce it as en). Y is difficult to explain, because it's an additional vowel that comes from your throat. Im English, I'd say Brzęczyszczykiewicz would be something like Bshenchishchikyevitch. Chrząszczyrzewoszyce would be like Hshonshchishevoshitse. Hope that helps you understand!

[@2172torunianin]

Koszulka Tottenham 😉

[@KARO4FOREVER]

It reads exactly as it is written. Only you can't read Polish letters. In Polish there are also additional sounds represented by pairs of letters or added dashes and dots, such as: rz, ż, ź, cz, ć, sz, si, ś, ą, ę, dz, dź, dź, dzi, ó, ł, ch, ń

[@kawalecadrian1]

I had a teacher of polish language, her name : Szczęchuła. Please try this :D

[@annamagorzatakarbowiak5900]

It's fonetic issue- "H" is short but combo with "c" "ch" is long "h". This same with letter "ż" (short) and combo "rz" (long) or with "u" (long) and "ó" (short). Easy.

[@dariuszgarbatowski7071]

Hej to może coś łatwiejszego ,,CHRZĄSZCZ'' (beetle)

[@rumun6434]

Jak powiedział Mikołaj Rej,Giętki język potrafi wymówić to co pomyśli głowa,a Polacy nie gęsi i swój język mają 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@longindigg2413]

Greetings from Poland 😂😂😂😂

[@jacek655]

Clev, this no problem. Grzegorz Brz,eczyszczykiewicz

[@WiktoriaNocon-jt2bv]

Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz, Chrząszczywewoszyce , powiat Łękołody✌️🇵🇱 Greetings from Poland, Szczecin City near by a Baltic Swą❤️😀👍 6:01

[@Pawe-ks3dm]

Powodzenia 😂pozdrawiam ..

[@boguslawpiskorz2208]

secret is you CAN reapeat what you actually hear. Non Polish speaker cannot easily READ. But it's possible to just copy sounds heard. Greetings from Poland. Anyway, Polish is quite consistent in pronouncing. But is has many "two letter stuff". LIke "rz" pronounced as [zh], "sz" as [sh], "Ch' as [h]/ and so on. also letters 'ą' and "ę" are bit tricky Sound a little "French". Best example is the name of birthplace. Anyway, close your eyes and say what you heard. Much bigger chance you'd do it than trying to read it being non Polish. Greetings from Poland ;)

[@ScorpiusAkaTemplate]

Even for Polish people is really hard to say it. You say it close enough. Saying consonants is really important here. Let me explain. Brzęczyszczykiewicz. First of "Rz" you drawl "shee". "Cz" you drawl "tshhhh" "Sz" you drawl "shhhh" Having this on mind you say that much easier. Greetings from Poland 😉

[@souldrakula8353]

Now you can pronounce Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz very well. So, now try it with Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz.😊

[@krzysztofkrupa4755]

Polski to przecież taki łatwy język😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@arkadiuszjurgiel4818]

Najlatwiejszy na świecie 😂😂😂

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

No😁 Od dziecka gadam🤗❤️😎

[@przemekelac9356]

Z czeskich strzech szło Czechów trzech. ha ha..

[@AdamZwie]

😂🤣😂 Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewcz - Chrząszczyżowoszyce powiat Łękołody 😂🤣😂

[@adamlubieniecki9074]

im Pole and speak in 7 languages more or less fluently but this one is like mandarin for slavic people , for germanic languages family its a scene from film "how i make 2 world war :" polish klasic comedy

[@charonboat6394]

How I unleashed WW ll*

[@adamlewandowski7761]

Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz .

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

Piękno języka polskiego polega również na tym, pisownia i wymowa idą razem w parze. Jak się pisze tak się mówi. The beauty of Polish language is in the fact that spelling and speaking are very consistent. You speak the same way you spell.

[@nicolleword4365]

But in Polish, ALL letters are pronounced, but not all of them are read individually.

[@BarbaraSzydo-ei3nv]

Exactly

[@michajastrzebski4383]

incorrect. In "ch", the c is silent.Wasnt always the case, tho, iirc.

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Actually Polish is almost 100% phonetic so if You know the rules almost every written letter is spelled the same way. With several exceptions.

[@cathulhu3772]

Even yesterday my friend from Sweden told me, that he sings through octaves in Polish tonguetwisters as a warm up.before a gig. It is really easy when you just get a gist of it. It goes with the flow

[@blazejflorkiewicz9698]

sz rz cz etc are compound sounds. two leters wnich mean one sound. cyrlic has it coverd but we had to improvise xD

[@aneluakosa2910]

Ta scena mówi o tym , że bohater wraz ze swoim kolegą , uciekał przed nazistami i znalazł się w pociągu ,w którym były dokumenty pewnych rolników. W czasie drogi uczyli sie ich nazwisk i adresu. Tamtych prawdziwych rolników pojmano a ci pojechali pociagiem, który wydawało im się miał zawieść ich do miasta polskiego a pojechali w kierunku austriackiego. 😂😂😂

[@mayaniebieska8425]

These are tongue twisters in Polish as well, for comedic effect. Not all words in Polish are that complicated ;)

[@michajastrzebski4383]

and then you find village names like Brzyskorzystewko XD

[@adriannakotleszka6585]

Pozdrawiam❤ kochsm moją Polskę.

[@jerzypoprawa2016]

Gjegoj (j as J in french Jean) Bjetchyshtchykyewitch. It's easy :) In fact his real name was Francis Dolas, born at Warsaw, but he trolling nazis, makes fictional names.

[@mayaniebieska8425]

Hi! Try pronouncing it without looking at the spelling, just repeat by hearing, it's easier than you think! And also - Polish pronounciation is very regular, once you get hold of the rules, it's easy. Plus, almost all the sounds in Polish can be found in the English pronounciation, they're just spelled differently :)

[@nemmens]

It's pronounced just as written. We have diagraphs just like English (sh - sz, ch - cz, zh - rz)

[@WiktoriaNocon-jt2bv]

For foreigners, vowels are difficult to pronounce: ą, ę, these are the so-called soft linguistic vowels among Slavs, Professor 👍❤️🇵🇱😀

[@Radio-Erevan]

The main character was a fugitive from a POW camp. He deliberately gave a false name and further pissed off the Germans. Try this pronunciation: "Gshegosh Bshewchyshchykievitch" born in "Hshowshchyshevoshetza Povyat Wenkowody" Grzegorz=Gregory, Brzęczyszczykiewicz= Brzęczy (Buzzes)+last name ending Chrząszczyżewoszyce= Chrząszcz (Beetle)+ funny sounding ending of the place name powiat Łękołody=Łękołody county -it doesn't mean anything but is hard to pronounce

[@rumun6434]

Staraj się🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@irekr8283]

Cześć zrób reakcję z filmu The Underqered pozdrowienia z Polski

[@DorotaWalczynska]

To są łamańce językowe i żeby dobrze to wymówić trzeba dobrze mówić po polsku Życzę powodzenia

[@goralka2032]

Although I have known this film for years, it always makes me laugh. The film's protagonist's name was Franciszek (Frank) Dolas, but he did not give his real name because he escaped the Germans from forced labor. He gave a false name Grzegorz (Gregory), the surname Brzęczyszczykiewicz, difficult for Germans to pronounce, and an invented place of residence, also difficult to pronounce.

[@andrzejsokalski5581]

Miss to try repeat after that actor,you should know polish laters.For example on begin late ch you part on two laters C(KEY) and h( ;like Hbo channel) :)

[@herkulespoirot2697]

6:30 There are 32 letters in the Polish alphabet, plus the letters q, v and x in some words of foreign origin, i.e. borrowed or in historical spelling, making a total of 35. There are 26 in the English alphabet.

[@jkar4727]

ż is not a z ; ) See, it has a dot above, so it is a different sound. It's pronounced like the second "g" in "garage". And unlike in English, in Polish the pronounciation of each letter is the same, it's just that we have a few sounds that English doesn't necessarily have, so if you ignore the dots and the dashes and try to read it like English it's not gonna work. If you are curious search for a vid "How to read Polish or something" by HowtoPolish, he makes a nice and easy to follow breakdown of the sounds in a jokular way, you might like it : )

[@Witold-v3o]

Tylko Polak to poprawnie wypowie - to był majstersztyk twórców tego filmu.... a tak po za tym nie miałem pojęcia, że w Polsce jest powiat Łękołody i miejscowość Chrząszczrzeboszyce... hmmmmm

[@JordanKrzysztofDylewski]

Proste imię i nazwisko, no może trochę trudne miejscowość i powiat. Ale są realnie istniejące.

[@BlackFox-ps5jb]

Time to help You. Pronounce it like "Gshegosh Bshewchyshchykievich" and "Hshowshchyshevoshyce Poviat Wekowody". I hope that will help You. Have a nice day ^^.

[@just_camping_backpack]

Also Czech language as hard too

[@rufsven8312]

Nice!

[@paweszawowski9337]

Gjegoge Bjentchishchikyevitch Born in Chshonshtchidgevoshitze povyat Wenkowodi -and all is clear now.

[@AngelDevilOna]

Hi :) please react Kuba Jurzyk "Gdzie nie sięga wzrok" :D

[@kroll01]

...Polish language is the 3rd most difficult language in the world!!! Regards

[@mariolondyn50]

Let me gues - 1. China , Japan , Korea , Vietnam ... etc . 2. Hungary 3. Polish ?

[@just_camping_backpack]

Czech is also hard​@@mariolondyn50

[@jerzypoprawa2016]

Brednia. Dla Czecha czy SLowka jest bardzo prosty.

[@agnieszkazuk]

Why do we write letters and do not pronounce them? History changings. It's our own language and we love it! English is strange too ;-)

[@charonboat6394]

Did you ever trie to read french as it was written?

[@adriannakotleszka6585]

Pamiętaj. Wielu wsi już nie ma, a powiaty, też się pozmieniały.

[@adammichalak7398]

❤

[@tomekkijno]

what a shiny lady

[@maciejchabowski3043]

druga nazwa Grzegorza to Franek Dolas a ja mając 9 lat nazywałem go Franek Golas

[@samgrafton1455]

Polish has its own phonics rules.

[@annapluskota3247]

👋

[@arkadiuszjurgiel4818]

Chrząszcz brzmi w Trzcinir😂😂😂

[@lopezx9881]

Poradzisz sobie.A wiesz że są w Polsce tzw gwary.No trochę inny język.Jest sporo naleciałości z Rosjii Żydów Niemiec.Czuję się Polakiem ale Kaszubskiego nie rozumiem a to też PolacyGwarę Śląską rozumiem,Fajna.Mam siostrę na Śląsku

[@Witold-v3o]

Mówisz " gregos " Grzegorz - a to już nie to samo

[@jacek655]

Sheesh!!

[@longinzaczek5857]

I am trying to guess how this could be writen in English. Maybe something like this: Ghjegojh Bjantcheshtchekyevitch, Khjanshtchejavashetsa pouvyet Wencowodi

[@HuxleyAnsel-y9g]

Brown Richard Harris Mark Martinez Gary

[@jacek655]

Black Pink and Baby Monster?

[@radoslawz1207]

Ale ładnie poni wyszło brzeczyszczykiewicz ❤

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

it is pronouce exacly like polish leters go. ;)

[@fynchan11]

There are ANY SILENT letters in polish alphabet. It's not Lekolody it's Łękołody. It's not Greagir it's Grzegorz. rz is like sh but heavy said, sz is like soft sh

[@andrzejlasek7927]

ruscy polaków nazywają .. przaki 😅.

[@krzysztof4363]

Film z czasów wolnej Polski !!!!

[@jacek655]

Im loking, you listen to kpop?

[@Witold-v3o]

Polską mowę trzeba zrozumieć - wywodzi się z języków słowiańskich - jest to jeden z najtrudniejszych języków na świecie

[@Witold-v3o]

Teraz się zdziwisz - Polski alfabet-: a ą b c ć d e ę f g h i j k l ł m n o ó p q r s ś t u v w x y z ź ż - q v x tylko do języków obcych

[@Witold-v3o]

Polski to trudny do nauki język - dodajmy do tego gramatykę i się robi bardzo ciekawie, aż sami Polacy się gubią.

[@rabarbarsodko-kwasny3865]

Imagine the faces of the English Policemen as they detained Poles and recorded their data from their Passports ???

[@smallville6683]

Its simle. Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz, Chrzaszczzewiszyce, powiat Łekołowy. Or. W czasie suszy szosa sucha. Or. W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w czcinie.

[@radoslawz1207]

My nie możemy być jeńcami bo was wykończymy piórem poco broń ❤😂

[@miro9153]

that very easy… bardzo latwe

[@rabarbarsodko-kwasny3865]

Te stereotypy ! Zacznie się opowiadanie, jaki ten Polski język jest trudny ! Nie mam pojęcia, skąd to się bierze ! Osobiście posługuję się Polskim bez większych kłopotów prawie od urodzenia !

[@titolopez9143]

przeciż to łatwizna Gzeoz Brzękiszczykiewiz Iciewlic. Gzewlons...i

[@Damianzukowski-xi1nt]

dobrze pani mówi jak na obcokrajowca :)

[@radoslawz1207]

To tylko adres

[@smallville6683]

Simle

[@radoslawz1207]

Szkoda że bez ulicy 😂

[@stanislaw_m]

False Name this is.

[@1969adasss]

Right, but it's conjured up from the real word "brzęczy" and (not so rarely) found in some polish names ending in "-szczykiewicz".

[@krzysztof4363]

Film z czasów wolnej Polski !!!