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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 28 (Lat czy lata? Rok czy roku?)
Here are some more exercises to practise what you have learned from the last lesson. For some grammar commentary in English, go to our previous lesson Polish to Begin with: Lesson 27 (Old Family Pictures)
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Polish for Life: Lekcja 1 (O krakowskich psach i kleparskich kotach)
Dziś chcielibyśmy polecić Wam zbiór baśni pod tytułem Bajarka opowiada. Bajarką jest w tym wypadku Maria Niklewiczowa, zwana też „bajarką Marianną”. W tej pełnej wdzięku książce znajdują się tradycyjne opowieści z różnych kultur, ale nie zdziwicie się pewnie, jeśli skoncentrujemy się na jednej z polskich baśni. Posłuchajcie i przeczytajcie: Ćwiczenia: Kraków Poznaj lepiej Kraków. Jakie miejsca pojawiają się w tej baśni? Wypisz je wszystkie. Zaznacz miejsca z Twojej listy na mapie Krakowa (https://goo.gl/maps/d7yhfKkyyNH8KjWAA). Znajdź miejsca z Twojej listy na wirtualnym spacerze: https://wirtualnyspacer.krakow.pl/html5/index.php?id=52619#52415/32,0 Kontrowersyjne słowa Zwróć uwagę na imiona psów. Postaramy się porozmawiać o tym w następnym podcaście z serii C1. Tymczasem polecamy ten artykuł https://notesfrompoland.com/2020/06/12/czy-murzyn-obraza-zapytalismy-czarnoskorych-polakow-jezykoznawcow-historyka-i-aktywistke/
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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 27 (Old Family Pictures)
In this podcast we are talking about some old photos and once more we discover that you should always write dates on your family pictures because no, you wil not remember where it was taken, how old the child was or even who it was (I swear, all babies in our family look the same on pictures). But back to grammar… As today we talk a lot about age, you might notice several fascinating language facts here. 1. In Polish we say: Mam 11 lat = I HAVE 11 years. (Like in French, Spanish and many other languages). 2. The noun ‘rok’ = year is especially interesting in Polish. In…
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Polish to Polish: Lekcja 15 (Zdjęcia)
In this podcast we are trying to tell you about everything that has happened in the last 10 years. We obviously fail but hey, at least we do it in Polish so see how much you can understand. Listen here: Or here: And if you would like to plan a Polish language lesson via Skype or Zoom, contact us at anna@bloggypolish.co.uk
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We are currently moving posts from our old website to this one while in the same time developing new ideas.
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Polish to Polish: Lesson 14 (Dzieci)
We’re back, so to listen to our new podcast click here.
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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 26 (plural forms of nouns and adjectives)
In short: if it’s a neuter noun then the ending in plural form is -a (1 piwo – 2 piwa)if it’s a masculine or feminine noun:– and the last consonant is -k- or -g- then the ending in plural form is -i (1 wódka – 2 wódki)– and the last consonant is ń, ni, sz, cz, rz/ż, l, j, c, dz, ś, ć or ź than the ending in plural form is -e (1 tokaj – 2 tokaje)– and the last consonant is any other letter then the ending in plural form is -y (1 miód – 2 miody) And here are examples.
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Polish to Polish: Lesson 13 (Przesądy)
Lesson 13 couldn’t be on time obviously! So we talk today about superstitions in Polish culture.
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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 25 (past tense)
Here is a short explaination of past tense in Polish. Wesołych Świąt, smacznego jajka i mokrego śmigusa-dyngusa!
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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 24
Complain a bit about your health and get a nice sympathetic reaction from your Polish friends! Listen how to do it.
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