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[@PolishPod101]

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[@kasianowak3061]

1. Zamiast mówić "Jaki jest twój numer telefonu" bardziej powszechne jest pytanie: "Dasz mi swój numer?" Ale pierwsze zdanie też jest poprawne. 2. "Czy lubisz polskie jedzenie"? - Częściej przy luźnej (nieformalnej) rozmowie pomijamy w pytaniach słowo "Czy". Możecie je pominąć i zapytać po prostu "Lubisz polskie jedzenie?" Pomijanie "czy" jest bardziej powszechne i częściej spotykane, ale my używamy ich zamiennie. 3. "Wykonałeś świetną robotę" - Możecie zamiennie powiedzieć " Zrobiłeś dobrą robotę". lub po prostu "Dobra robota". Uczycie się pełnych zdań jednak u nas w Polsce, Polacy często nie mówią całymi zdaniami, mówią po prostu niepoprawnie. Czasami wymawiamy coś źle i możecie spotkać się z niepoprawną wymową słów przez niektórych Polaków. Np. nie wymawiamy wszystkich liter w niektórych słowach.

[@sevkiergun5314]

Very nice Dzienkuje! Polski jest fajny i prosty w nauce

[@lanachuu9637]

That's be ,,Dziękuję"

[@TeamPoland]

This got recomended to me... Im a native polish speaker!

[@georgoeb]

Great video! Thanks

[@tm_zone138]

hahah,,, polish people love complaining. I remember this guy I just said " what's up". And he started telling me all the stuff he has been through. I was like ,, are you ok bro XD

[@JankaFitvlogs]

True😂

[@Jongmii_]

I can explain you why he was so weird XD In poland people have a "distance" to strangers, e.g. when we see on the street a stranger (this must be a stranger not person who we know) we don't say ,,hello", or something. We're just living our own life. In poland when someone say to other person ,,what's up", it means he/she is interested about the other's person life, and because we are often complaining, we will tell that person about all the things that happened to us, both good and bad XD AND SRRY FOR BAD ENGLISH

[@oniuqajohn]

@@Jongmii_ I just recently met a Polish and she's always saying how bad she's going through in life whenever I greet her! So this is a thing!

[@Jongmii_]

@@oniuqajohn XD ur right

[@edlawn5481]

My guide in Poland said they have a saying, "Where there are two Poles, there are three opinions."

[@mohammadali6251]

Really very nice learn to polish language ❤❤❤

[@stonecoldfan3167]

My wife and I are planning on going to Poland and she's from the old world country her Gramma and my Gramma are from Poland my wife is half polish so this video will definitely help thank you for posting this.

[@randomcompdude]

I recently learned my great grandmother and her husband were polish, she survived the concentration camps, sent her daughter, my grandmother over to America at a young age, her husband was also polish-American. Makes me want to learn polish. Her last name was Kozlowski, am I correct pronouncing that as kohz-lohv-skie?

[@cassieknight6602]

I think you have an extremely beautiful hairstyle. (No I'm not trying to pick you up. You are also really good at your job, so make sure you are being paid to reflect this.)

[@JankaFitvlogs]

To learn fast in Polish language is to have Polish friends that doens’t know how to speak English.😂😁. That is my experienced.

[@Icol8anewhomePL]

I recommend if u teach us first word for word for better understand and easy to caught up every words how to pronunce,because when i watch ur video, u put longer pharagraph, which is hard to follow the words how to pronunce it, Im a filipina who have polish partner,i want learn some simple polish words. Thank you!

[@calebnelson1922]

Happy birthday!!

[@baddamnarsareddy34]

Well excellent thanks

[@isaackp2545]

Wow polish is really hard to me, because I'm Mexican. I like this kinda videos, actually are a support for my. Sorry if my English isn't good.

[@mandolin8297]

The teacher in this video needs to let us know that we need to use the formal and polite form of asking stranger questions - "Pan" and "Pani." Not all users of this video are children or high school kids talking to other kids their age. No language is difficult to learn - they ALL are but every language has both difficult and easy stuff. Aspect and Locative case take the longest to learn - but Polish isn't difficult compared to English's hundreds of irregularities and past perfect verb tense and conditional. And it's nearly impossible for foreigners to learn how we use "the" and "a." Spelling is hard at first but not nearly as hard as English spelling with all the irregularities. The only serious problems for foreigners is hearing the difference between "ś / si" and "sz" or "ż / rz" and know if the "oo" sound is "u" or "ó" or maybe "h" and "ch" - which are pronounced the same. Unfortunately every Polish class I've ever had did NOT spend the first 10 minutes on phonemes and pronunciation or dictation, as French does to test students' listening and spelling skills.

[@cogitoergosum9069]

5:44 I noticed that, in this phrase the "aj" kind of sounded more like an "ej". Is this pronunciation of "aj" common?

[@SantoshPalpalu]

Great tiching mom

[@cabindweller8454]

sliczna kobieta

[@pttibtti3667]

false! no boss will ever tell you that you got a bonus at the end of the month 🤣

[@beinfomallu...724]

Witam.. jak sie nazywasz.. jaki jest twoj numer telefonu..

[@sadiqmohd2232]

Can i get any Polish language speaking groups

[@georgen9755]

dobrze

[@guesswho2639]

My gf is half polish/half greek.. I already tried the greek ... God help me ahahah It sounds korean wtf

[@khalidmilton742]

My also 8th February

[@sulmansaeed601]

Helping

[@noahdilweed]

I am learning polish samodzielnie, and the Pimsler audio says czy pan mówi, where you say czy mówi pan. I am curious, what is the correct grammar?

[@arturbudzynski4647]

Hi. They both correct, but using them in different sentences might sound better or less natural I'd say.

[@karolintykarska5050]

Hey. I’m from poland. Basically it means the same... but! On the part of Polish grammar this isn’t very correct

[@karolintykarska5050]

The correct grammar is „ czy mówi pan”

[@swolzer]

no difference, only polonists will notice

[@mostlikely...]

🇵🇱🏆

[@meoswald9131]

I to napravde jest Tvoj numer telefonu ? rowniez jak luty? Then Happy birthday/ sorry two wees+ later/.

[@antomj1981]

potrzebujesz pracy w polsce

[@duongha220]

SHE IS VERY CUTE

[@polishstrong4213]

She's a cutie 🙂

[@sztigirigi]

Nie wiem jak można nauczyć się tego języka jako obcokrajowiec. Koszmar.

[@kendonnis5322]

Wow a very beautiful woman . sexy accent too . I'm english and i do like the polish accent .

[@kendonnis5322]

@комиссар полиции обвиняет . I'm pretty she a beautiful woman like her would be taken by now . I would certainly like to get to know her .

[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

Your lesson is dobrez, and you more good, but you better deliver it in a standing pose, looking down to us, as teachers do in a class.

[@durgeshkhaire6150]

TEACHme alphabets

[@homik69]

Dobrze uczysz, jesteś z polski? Bo ja jestem, i uczę sie polskiego będąc polką Ironiczne. Tak dla jaj xd

[@mandolin8297]

Is this a joke? Hard to believe you are Polish. A Pole would use "Pan/Pani" when talking to a stranger. You and the teacher don't know each other and you're not friends nor sisters. So you've insulted the teacher. I don't understand what you mean "ucze sie polskiego bedac polka ironiczne." You "ironically learned Polish being a Pole"??? And if you are Polish, what does "jaj" mean? I wonder if this is just a joke from Japan.

[@monu21212002]

my dear iam from india ilove to hear ur vedios very soon come to poland hope i can contact u...