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Polska górom

To be perfectly honest, most languages are actually mixtures of different languages simply because of cultural contact and exchanges, and sometimes two languages being spoken in the land by equal numbers of speakers. There is always a "core" of the language that allows it to be identified with a certain language family, but some borrowings especially older ones become so integrated in the language that most speakers do not even realise it. The borrowings are a natural process od language development down the line. We can observe the gradual integration of English words into Polish right now, with words such as 'komputer' or 'biznes' being accounted for in the spelling.

Czemu jestem polakiem i to oglądam xDDDD

polska język trudna język

3:13 yep but now ,,belfer" is not a good verb for ,,teacher"

I agree, that the polish grammar is hard even for me (I'm from Poland) but we have only 3 times: past, present and future :)

Polish is hard, but it's consistent. There are clear pronunciation rules and if you know them, you can read any word correctly, without hearing it first. Which is not true when it comes to English. In English there are no rules, you just have to know how to pronounce the word, or know how to spell it. Sometimes in English, you pronounce the same letter differently in the same word, which is crazy, and it's not backed by any rules. (for example, Gauge, Pacific, Baggage etc.)

Kaliningrad General Is A Swede :O

I am from poland and i have trouble with it

The no = yes isnt even a joke we say "nooooo" as "yeaaaaaa"

Honestly, no hard feelings but this vid is really amateurish. But then, compared to language specialists which I presume you're not 🤷🏻‍♂️

Czemu twój profil to indonesja albo monako

Ale super kanał znalazłem xD

Siema fajny filmi mordeczko

Jestem Polskim Norwegiem

in greek ne=yes soo

"żółć" XD

why does he sound like he forgets his line and looks at the script every 5 seconds

1:25 can someone type this with spaces

3:40 - i played scrabble with this guy like a dozen times along the years

Normal language is created with rules, Polish is created from exceptions

You just need to understand our language, you can't just learn it. Why? Exceptions comes from some rules. If you makes orthographic mistakes it 95% doesn't matter. Moreover you can create your own word's which would be understandable for others. If you understand Polish language you can: - create your own words - you can arrange words in sentence almost any order - you can put in 1 word: question, number of people, their gender, time and is it done or not - you don't need to learn all of this things about word "play" just need to know how to use rules

3:59 Spanish has prepared me for this.

Podoba mi się to że 90% widzów takich filmów to polacy

3:20 eyy what is belfer??? teacher = nauczyciel

No = TAK

No właśnie Teraz to przetłumacz :D

Mate your polish ball is actually indonesian 6:55

Sometimes we Poles say "no", as our version of "ok".

"No" instead of "yes" is not correct and is most often used as a laconic answer. At my school, when you said "no" , the teacher not only gave you a negative grade, but also told you that you sounded like the village idiot.

I from poland This language is hard for every human

reply no - as yes gives me feedback ' you are simple person

Polska górom.

Did I enjoy this video? No 😂

hmmmmm. no to tak? konstantynopolianczykówianeczka, you can read this? Congratulations because you're from poland. dobra kurde, wracam do swoich spraw, które no, em, no dobra sklejanie papierowych figurek może nie jest najważniejszą sprawą mojego życia, ale jutro spotykam się z bestie i jednak przydało by się umyć. ;] ale aby poprawić dzień osoba które dopiero się uczą polskiego, jeśli do znajomego napiszecie zamiast "się" , "sie" bez "ę" nic się nie stanie bo my polacy sami czasem piszemy wyrazy bez ą,ę,ó,ż. ale za to pod czas nauki musicie się pilnować no bo podczas jakiegoś egzaminu zostanie to uznane za błąd, tak samo jak piszecie do znajomego nie musicie używać znaków interpunkcyjnych, ale pod czas egzaminu już są one konieczne. I'm writing this in my language because of as I can think, u know how to use google translator, right? Pozdrawiam! :]

Zażółć gęślą jaźń.

5:31 można powiedzieć np. "no tak".

Why is English so hard. Why we have too many times...? 🙃🙃🙃. Why we have a three times Past , three Present and three Future. We things this normal had have many times. Chymm 🙃🙃🙃🙃. You this opinon a Polish a very hard languge. Don' t forggot in my opinion a English languge is to hard , beacouse is too many ones times a Past , Present , Future.🙃🙃🙃.

"no" is just a colloquial form of the word "tak" which actually means "yes" in English.

Average Different Polish Dane ( I'm danish polish and swedish )

Nobody respects poles lol Even far-right wingers who droll over Poland behind the closed doors they polish people as white Muslims 🤭

pretty much every word is pronounced the way it's written in Polish. It's just the letters and letter combos in the word that you need to get right. It's like... Polish is a set of rules to apply to words to give it intended meaning. Words themself have no special pronounciations. Some have special set of rules, but there isnt many of these and it's mostly a change in how you write the word rather than how you say it. This enables some crazy wordmaking to make sense and it's pretty fun to play with it - can be flirty, can be funny, etc. Also, you forgot H and CH - it's just H (that was one of the most confusing things for my friend who's learning Polish). And there's no silent letters.

Listen to Peter Zeihan, and maybe you will understand

The great Duchy of Lithuania ≠ modern Lithuania no matter how much Lithuanians would like it, the official language of the GDL was the ruthanian language, we call it old Belarusian and Ukrainians call it old Ukrainian, the great Duchy of Lithuania wasn’t Lithuanian state, it was multinational state where the Slavic culture dominated, it wasn’t good for Baltic Lithuanian culture and language, they were assimilated by the slaves

The great Duchy of Lithuania ≠ modern Lithuania no matter how much Lithuanians would like it, the official language of the GDL was the ruthanian language, we call it old Belarusian and Ukrainians call it old Ukrainian, the great Duchy of Lithuania wasn’t Lithuanian state, it was multinational state where the Slavic culture dominated, it wasn’t good for Baltic Lithuanian culture and language, they were assimilated by the slaves

Don’t use this flag please, its not the real flag of Belarus but symbol of the dictatorship, repressions and violence

Polish can have dozens of versions of a word depending on context. But, you have to remember English used to have dozens of versions of the same word, all usable in *every* context. For centuries, an english word used to only be consistent in speech but not in writing.

no, yes in polish is Tak

Belarus has name RUS WHITE or LITUANIAN. LItuanos of ITALY origin setle during NERONE TIME and founded LITUA BETWEEN SAMOGITIA AND KIEVAN RUS after mongolian invasion RUS was in ruble and Italians that called themselfes LItunos aborbed part of RUS that part become RUS LITUANOS OR WHITE. LITUANOS AB ITALIS ORIGINEM WRITEN ON STATUT GRAND DUCHY LITUANIA 1529

from my experience, you would rarely ever just say "no" as a response as it is very informal, there are some people that may use "no" as such you described, but more often, to the question "Have you been in this shop this evening", you'd rather expect "byłem/byłam" - "I was"(male/female). "no" could then be added before that as an exclamation and it could be used to express something of a kind "of course/naturally", as in "no tak!" - "of course yes!". Meaning of polish "no" can vary depending on the context: it could mean "Wow!" - "noooo!", it could mean "oh", like in "oh no!" - "no nie!" (to express with anger/fear/disappointment), or just a filler, like "no..." - "yeah...; "so... /alright, so...", - "no dobra..." (informal)/ "no dobrze" (universal).