Thank you for watching! Did you like the second lesson of the "Build Up Your Polish!" course? If yes, you can get full access to the course on my website: polishwithmonika.com/course/build-up-your-polish/ The course consists of 20 video lessons, slides in PDF, an exercise book, a word list, pronunciation and grammar tips, as well as quizzes. By buying my courses you are supporting me and my channel!
Hello Monika I liked your teaching style I have been living in Poland for 2 years but I didn't have interest to learn Polish language until I started to watch your videos. Now I am learning Polish language from your lessons. Thank you for teaching I like your lessons please keep going 😊
My native language is Bosnian and I have a couple of polish friends that I play with, and the languages are so similar in both words and grammar. I can understand about 40% of what they say in polish and tought it could be an easy third language to learn. Also a slavic language being my native one the pronunciations are natural and take no effort and it amazes me how much you have to simplify it for everyone else and I find it simpler to translate the English sentences into Bosnian and than into Polish.
You'll definitely have an easier time than us English speakers :) trying to ditch the heavily ingrained pronunciations for some words and letters is pretty challenging.
The word order and many basic vocabulary are almost the same as in Russian. This is the first time ever for me to learn Polish. With a basic understanding of Russian this is really easy to follow. No wonder slavic languages are so closely related that it's so easy for the speakers to learn other slavic languages interchangeably. I started with Ukranian several days ago, so there were no problems following it.
Hi Monika... beautiful explanation my best wishes for you.... why in the minute 5:49 the questions are not similar in polish... the structure? Thanks...
The sixth sense, isn't related to the pituitary gland. The sixth is the text which activates the other senses. That's the text. I love your teaching because people in Poland are very astonished when they hear me speaking polish. Thanks to you my Polish teacher ❤
Hi! Thanks a lot fot these lessons! It helps a lot. One correction from my side: @05:46 there should be "(Czy) tam jest sklep" written there, instead of "(Czy) jest tam sklep" Thanks for the lessons again🙏
Hi Monica! Thanks for putting it all together. I really like your teaching approach. One remark: foot is pronounced /fʊt/ not /fuːt/. If I were you I would use the word pool /puːl/ as an example. Otherwise native speakers of English might find it confusing.
These lessons are fantastic, thank you so much! Quick question about "Who is this?" and "Who is there?" at 12:20 - You say "Who is this?" can be either "Kto to jest" or just "Kto to", but "Who's there?" can just be "Kto tam". Would the sentence "Kto tam jest?" not make sense? If not, why doesn't that work?
"Kto tam?" and "Kto tam jest?" are both ok. "Kto tam?" is the short version and would be used for example when someone is knocking at the door. "Kto tam jest?" is the full version and would be used when asking a person to find out who is present in another place.
@@PolishwithMonika Excellent, and thank you for the quick reply! So for example, "Kto tam jest?" would work if you were asking who's at a party you were thinking about going to? Kinda like "Oh, I dunno if I'm going. Who else is there?"
Hi I wanna learn polish bc my gf is and friends but I know very little and I don’t really remember things . I’ve been learning for abt 3 days and I’ve been learning abt 2 hrs a day but I js can’t remember things ik the basics like jestem jest to etc etc but I js forget the fruits , colours and I forget the 5ws quite a lot and verbs . U have helped a lot twój czy świetne Monika ❤🇵🇱
Hello Monika. I really love your lessons. Just a question at the 5:38 mark. Is there a mistake with It is there and What is there? The order is different. Also, There is a house and Is there a house? Should both be tam jest dom? Just trying to figure out why the order is different. Thank you:)
Hello. The word order in Polish is quite flexible so there are often many possibilities in which order you put the words. Although there might be more preferred or neutral ways. Words at the beginning and at the end of the sentence are often the ones we want to emphasize. But very often it is how we raise the intonation tells what we want to emphasize. What is there? Co tam jest? (sounds for me the most neutral) Co jest tam? (also possible, less frequent) There is a house. Tam jest dom. (most neutral "There is a house") Dom jest tam. (this would mean more "The house is there" or "A house is there") Dom tam jest. (here we emphasize more the "dom" like "A HOUSE is there.") Is there a house? Jest tam dom? (question when we want to know if a house exists there) Tam jest dom? (here we underline more the place "Is THERE is a house?") Dom jest tam? (A house is there?) Dom tam jest? (A house is there?)
pronunciation part of Voiced consonants and Voiceless consonants are very important and also very difficult to practice! now it's getting harder and harder~
Hi Monika, For is there a store? - Why it is( czy jest tam sklep?) Why not czy jest tam sklep?... For is there a house it is- czy tam jest Dom right? In the same way for the store, we should write - czy tam jest sklep.. Reply please
True, I said one thing and wrote something else. Sorry. Although here both versions are ok, as the Polish word order is quite flexible. (Czy) tam jest sklep? = (Czy) jest tam sklep?
I am teaching myself Polish, as I will eventually live in a Polish community. I speak other languages but they are Latin based. I did Polish Duo Lingo, but the sentences make no sense in real life. Your videos have sentences that are used in real life. Thank you so much.
In Polish, the word order is quite flexible (but not random), also in questions. The order however might emphasize specific words, or simply is more common in use. Jest tam sklep? - Is there a store? Is a store over there? (Sounds neutral. We are asking if a store exists somewhere.) Tam jest sklep? - There is a store? (Here we put some emphasize on the place "tam". ) Also, apart from the word order, the way we put stress on the words will signalize our intentions.
Yes, I say "Czy tam jest sklep?" but I wrote "Czy jest tam sklep?", although both are correct. In Polish the word order is quite flexible (but not random) and words often move around depending what you want to emphasize.
Я носитель русского языка, и скажу, что смотрю этот урок, что бы усовершенствовать свой английский и обучиться польскому. I`m native speaker of Russian language, and watching this video for improve my English skills and learn a Polish. (I`m translated it myself)
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THE BEST POLISH LANGUAGE TEACHER!!!!!! DON'T STOP TEACHING US
What a great teacher!!! And such a beautiful language! More, please!😃
She's a really good teacher! Looking forward to more! Dziękuję!
Język polski jest ławy tylko trzeba dużo ćwiczyć.
Your way of teaching polish is quite simple. thanks i found your channel
Thank you Monika. You are making a great contribution to my life.
Thank you Monica, very helpful and interesting, also easy to understand the way you explain.
I can't thank you enough for your lessons. You are a big help to me. I am enjoying learning with you 🙂
Hello Monika I liked your teaching style I have been living in Poland for 2 years but I didn't have interest to learn Polish language until I started to watch your videos. Now I am learning Polish language from your lessons. Thank you for teaching I like your lessons please keep going 😊
What a teacher. I haven't ever seen the teacher like you mam. I could understand everything. ❤️
Loving these lessons, Monika. Am taking it slow but i think i'm making progress. Thank you so much.
The Languague is difficult but the lessons make them interesting at the same time. I am glad i found ur channel Monika ❤️ U r helping so much.
My native language is Bosnian and I have a couple of polish friends that I play with, and the languages are so similar in both words and grammar. I can understand about 40% of what they say in polish and tought it could be an easy third language to learn. Also a slavic language being my native one the pronunciations are natural and take no effort and it amazes me how much you have to simplify it for everyone else and I find it simpler to translate the English sentences into Bosnian and than into Polish.
How are you doing so far?
You'll definitely have an easier time than us English speakers :)
trying to ditch the heavily ingrained pronunciations for some words and letters is pretty challenging.
Tried several language platforms, but they don't compare to the detail you go into. Best lessons!
Best channel ever
Hi Monika!i’m your student 😂please can we have lesson 3 and so on .By the way I like your teachings thank you
Yes please add another lesson 😊
Hi monika pomoc mnie to polski jęzek
Mam prblem je chcę
You make it so much easier! Tysm Monika! You’re the best teacher.
Your a very good teacher. I’m going to buy your course when I’m ready to start learning. Thank you
I enjoyed ur way in teaching , and I’ll do my best to visit Poland
I love your teaching
The word order and many basic vocabulary are almost the same as in Russian. This is the first time ever for me to learn Polish.
With a basic understanding of Russian this is really easy to follow. No wonder slavic languages are so closely related that it's so easy for the speakers to learn other slavic languages interchangeably. I started with Ukranian several days ago, so there were no problems following it.
It's incredible your explanation, I know nothing about polish, but I'd like to learn, thank you for your lesson.
Not even through the free lessons, and my boyfriend is already complimenting my progress
Thanks for your excellent work
Thank you Monika! Really you are perfect. We are started🥳
Really very good for us who come to other countries. Thank you so much.
Excellent lesson!
Esse canal é excelente. This channel is excellent.
Hi Mis Monika Ma'am thank you for effort for teaching polish language. Excellent ❤
Useful. Thanks Monika
Thanks for your lesson. They are very helpful. at 5:51 Please change "Czy jest tam sklep" to "as you says " Czy tam jest sklep"
Hi Monika... beautiful explanation my best wishes for you....
why in the minute 5:49 the questions are not similar in polish... the structure? Thanks...
Nice that you talk slow. And explain a lot. Your a great teacher. Well done. ❤👍😘
Hello Mam thanks so much for your clear pronouncation and nice explain I really undrestand easily
i love this videos! Most of my coworkers are from Poland. I cant wait to learn some and suprise them! :D
Great lessons. Great teacher. Thanks.
Thanks alot i really enjoy your lessons and learn the words
thank you so much Monika !
The sixth sense, isn't related to the pituitary gland. The sixth is the text which activates the other senses. That's the text.
I love your teaching because people in Poland are very astonished when they hear me speaking polish.
Thanks to you my Polish teacher ❤
thank you so much for this amazing tricks
An excellent lesson.
this will help me out lots in life thanks
Hi! Thanks a lot fot these lessons! It helps a lot.
One correction from my side:
@05:46 there should be "(Czy) tam jest sklep" written there, instead of "(Czy) jest tam sklep"
Thanks for the lessons again🙏
Thanks! Indeed, I said one version and wrote another! Anyway, both versions are correct to say, as Polish has quite a flexible word order 😀
@@PolishwithMonika oh I thought it was a mistake. So it was just another version of order! Thanks for the answer 🙏
Thank you very much you help me to start learning polish
Thanks Monika...
How do you say ‘I’m at home!’ Also can you do greetings
You are so good please do more like these I’m a beginner
Wonderful lesson.. Thanks..
Thanks Monica
I like polish Language, thank you for great work
Hey, great lesson, a bit of a tip, when you show multiple ways to say a word (short versions) you might want to say if its informal or not.
Thanks for the tip.
Just to add, the short form "tu" is neutral and can be used both in formal and informal language.
Thank you for this lesson. Is there an easier way to remember przepraszam. I'm having difficulty with that one❤
Hi Monica! Thanks for putting it all together. I really like your teaching approach.
One remark: foot is pronounced /fʊt/ not /fuːt/. If I were you I would use the word pool /puːl/ as an example.
Otherwise native speakers of English might find it confusing.
Thanks for the comment!
True, 'pool' is a better example to show the sound quality, although the length of the Polish sound is shorter, [u] not [u:].
Thanks madam you are the best teacher in my life big fen
Thanks for the lesson!
These lessons are fantastic, thank you so much!
Quick question about "Who is this?" and "Who is there?" at 12:20 - You say "Who is this?" can be either "Kto to jest" or just "Kto to", but "Who's there?" can just be "Kto tam". Would the sentence "Kto tam jest?" not make sense? If not, why doesn't that work?
"Kto tam?" and "Kto tam jest?" are both ok.
"Kto tam?" is the short version and would be used for example when someone is knocking at the door.
"Kto tam jest?" is the full version and would be used when asking a person to find out who is present in another place.
@@PolishwithMonika Excellent, and thank you for the quick reply!
So for example, "Kto tam jest?" would work if you were asking who's at a party you were thinking about going to? Kinda like "Oh, I dunno if I'm going. Who else is there?"
Yes, that's it!
Kto tam jest? - Who is there? (on the party)
Wow.. The class is great 🫡🫡
Hi I wanna learn polish bc my gf is and friends but I know very little and I don’t really remember things . I’ve been learning for abt 3 days and I’ve been learning abt 2 hrs a day but I js can’t remember things ik the basics like jestem jest to etc etc but I js forget the fruits , colours and I forget the 5ws quite a lot and verbs . U have helped a lot twój czy świetne Monika ❤🇵🇱
Hello Monika. I really love your lessons. Just a question at the 5:38 mark. Is there a mistake with It is there and What is there? The order is different. Also, There is a house and Is there a house? Should both be tam jest dom? Just trying to figure out why the order is different. Thank you:)
Hello. The word order in Polish is quite flexible so there are often many possibilities in which order you put the words. Although there might be more preferred or neutral ways.
Words at the beginning and at the end of the sentence are often the ones we want to emphasize. But very often it is how we raise the intonation tells what we want to emphasize.
What is there?
Co tam jest? (sounds for me the most neutral)
Co jest tam? (also possible, less frequent)
There is a house.
Tam jest dom. (most neutral "There is a house")
Dom jest tam. (this would mean more "The house is there" or "A house is there")
Dom tam jest. (here we emphasize more the "dom" like "A HOUSE is there.")
Is there a house?
Jest tam dom? (question when we want to know if a house exists there)
Tam jest dom? (here we underline more the place "Is THERE is a house?")
Dom jest tam? (A house is there?)
Dom tam jest? (A house is there?)
i love your lessons !!
I really like your teaching
Dziekui😮e. Thank you from Baltimore , Dan
Thank you so much, it is funny and informative- dzenkuje, to jest bardzo informative :)
Есть небольшая ошибка: на 05:48 Вы говорите "(Czy) tam jest sklep?" , а написано "(Czy) jest tam sklep?"
т.е. неправильно написано..
pronunciation part of Voiced consonants and Voiceless consonants are very important and also very difficult to practice! now it's getting harder and harder~
Hi Monika,
For is there a store? - Why it is( czy jest tam sklep?)
Why not czy jest tam sklep?...
For is there a house it is- czy tam jest Dom right?
In the same way for the store, we should write - czy tam jest sklep..
Reply please
Your teaching very good
Thank you to much❤
Very easy
At 5:49, is there a typo? It writes "jest tam sklep", but you say "tam jest sklep". The correct grammar is "tam jest sklep", right?
True, I said one thing and wrote something else. Sorry. Although here both versions are ok, as the Polish word order is quite flexible.
(Czy) tam jest sklep? = (Czy) jest tam sklep?
Dziękuję bardzo 🙏🤝 i hope I will be competent in polish one day
thank so much very useful
I am teaching myself Polish, as I will eventually live in a Polish community. I speak other languages but they are Latin based. I did Polish Duo Lingo, but the sentences make no sense in real life. Your videos have sentences that are used in real life. Thank you so much.
Bardzo ciekawy kontent!🎉
Very helpful thank you
Thank you
Miss Monika, will people understand me if ignore the P in przepraszem? And just say Rzepraszem?
Yes, they will understand, especially from the context.
@@PolishwithMonika Dzięki!
Thank You for your lessons)🙃
Good method!
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5:48 "is there a store?" the polish translation is incorrect order? Jest tam instead of tam jest?
In Polish, the word order is quite flexible (but not random), also in questions. The order however might emphasize specific words, or simply is more common in use.
Jest tam sklep? - Is there a store? Is a store over there? (Sounds neutral. We are asking if a store exists somewhere.)
Tam jest sklep? - There is a store? (Here we put some emphasize on the place "tam". )
Also, apart from the word order, the way we put stress on the words will signalize our intentions.
@@PolishwithMonika Thank you Monika. :)
5:49 Tam jest sklep! 😊
This is really digestible lesson. It's like a piece of cake.
I wish u meet u wen I travel to Poland this year
Miss, i would like to ask about " is there a house?" May i write in polish like this "Czy jest tam dom" ? Thank you for the response Miss.😊
Yes, you can say "Czy jest tam dom?".
@@PolishwithMonika thank a bunch Miss Monica..you are great teacher.
Good teaching pani
Omg u missed the chance to put "polish up your Polish"
That would be in a more advanced stage...
Thanks❤
very helpful for me
5:51 the last sentence is written wrong, isn't it?
Yes, I say "Czy tam jest sklep?" but I wrote "Czy jest tam sklep?", although both are correct.
In Polish the word order is quite flexible (but not random) and words often move around depending what you want to emphasize.
Is there a store? should be translate to Czy tam jest sklep? but on slide put Czy jest tam skelp? cuz i heard you pronounce it Czy tam jest sklep?
dziękuję! 🤍🤙🏻
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It's perfect by a huge margin compare to anything
Is there a typo in "Is there a store?" -> "Jest tam sklep?", should be "Tam jest sklep?"
Both are correct. Word order in Polish is quite flexible :)
marked the part from 18mins to 23mins, lol~
keep practicing every morning~
5:53 there is a little mistake”tam jest sklep”
Still gotta admit she does a good job.
@@Ives_Atten That’s for sure. Her videos are so good for me!
Я носитель русского языка, и скажу, что смотрю этот урок, что бы усовершенствовать свой английский и обучиться польскому.
I`m native speaker of Russian language, and watching this video for improve my English skills and learn a Polish. (I`m translated it myself)
i didnt learn the word big why put it in :_(
I'm learning Polish and English at once 😊😜. Polish is especially similar to Ukrainian. By the way, I'm Ukrainian.
loved it although its tough