SIĘ, SIEBIE, SOBIE, SOBĄ

In this video you will learn when to use SIĘ, SIEBIE, SOBIE, SOBĄ in Polish.
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[@danielmnet]

Super lekcja, jak zawsze! Your channel is excellent

[@ffss53]

dzięki bardzo ... 😘

[@AndrewMann205]

Great explanation. Dziękuję.

[@amazingmoments5834]

Amazing class! Thank you!

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[@geowork9485]

Super!

[@The_Petrichor]

This explains a lot of weird nuances that have eluded me.

[@geowork9485]

Bardzo dobrze tłumaczysz. Gratulacje!

[@tentothepowerof10]

Is translate and explain the same verb?

[@Digital-creator0198]

It was really helpful thank you so much and good luck

[@gilbertoborges8478]

Amazing👏👏

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[@rick_terscale1111]

Fantastic. Not only am I learning Polish but I'm also gaining an understanding on perspective and grammar. Siebie = myself as in 'by myself', or on my own. Sobie = mysefl as in "me", or for me. So for fun you could even probalby (depending if I have used the correct grammar here) say something like : Kupiłam sobie prezent, siebie. >>>>> I bought myself (me) a present, by myself (on my own). :D

[@PolishwithMonika]

To say 'I bought myself a present by myself.' you would rather say: 'Kupiłam sobie sama prezent.' or 'Sama sobie kupiłam prezent'. (when said by a woman) 'Kupiłem sobie sam prezent.' or 'Sam sobie kupiłem prezent'. (when said by a man) 'Sam/sama/samo' is also an interesting word, meaning 'alone', 'on one's own'.

[@rick_terscale1111]

​@@PolishwithMonika Ah, dziękuję bardzo Monika! I still have much to learn. I appreciate your response. :)

[@vicrh75]

To jest super informacje! 👏 Dziękuję bardzo! Wciąż miałem watpliwości używając tych słów, ale dzięki Pani już nie mam 😊 Pozdrawiam serdecznie!

[@filipinagraceinpoland5251]

I wish after you explain the theories, you make an activity for us to answer hehe just a suggestion but thank you so much 😭🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@PolishwithMonika]

Thanks for the suggestion! I will keep that in mind when creating new videos :)

[@FahadHassan1993]

Thanks a lot Monika. I was very confused earlier with these words. Your video helps me a lot. Could you please make another video about using "swoj", swoje, swoja, these words? Also, difference among the words wydarzac sie, stac sie, zdarzac sie. Thank you.

[@rick2723-s3y]

Omg. Great. Się, siebie, sà😀

[@18Knowledge]

Holly Monika! This is quite helpful. Now I know more meaning of się to not understand 🤣, kidding. Dzięki!!

[@gentlefierceness]

Interesting that you pronounce “coś” like ‘coiś” when you speak fast.

[@rick_terscale1111]

Ahh, I have also noticed certain other words being pronounced differently when spoken fast. I'm glad to know it is not just me. :) Like O CZYM, goes from o-chem to o-tim (like autumn).

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[@Jonathan-dx8tp]

Hi teacher , I've known your channel recently, i learn Polish on my own, could you explain me about : ten & tego Are they the same words? How can I use them?

[@PolishwithMonika]

Hi, "ten" and "tego" both mean "this" but are in different cases. Examples: Ten chłopiec jest wysoki. - This boy is tall. ("ten" is in the nominative case) Znam tego chłopca. - I know this boy. ("tego" is in the accusative case) You can check my videos about Polish cases to find out more: kzbin.info/aero/PLjmevIlHkTgg4_tFkS6mqUnISyHveBYav

[@Jonathan-dx8tp]

@@PolishwithMonika I got it! Thanks teacher. The cases are challenge , but it's beautiful language as well 😄

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[@misaelgalindo2402]

“Uczesz się”, how do I know that this means “Comb YOUR hair” and not “Comb MY hair” or “HIS/HER/THEIR”, and so on. Dziękuję bardzo.

[@MiniMousie06]

Because the ending esz indicates second person. If it was Uczę it would be first person

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I thank you so much. Dziękuję.

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