Thank you producing this. It not only gives the days of the week but how you actually how to use them. Can now say to my Polish colleague in Polish "I don't work Monday to Friday".
It might be challenging, I know. That's why it's good to make a learning plan or - even better - to learn with a professional teacher. There are around 200 videos on my channel, please check out my playlists to find the best videos for yourself. 🙂
Yes, "kino" is cinema. This is a basic form of the word, so called nominative case. After "do" nouns require to be used in another form, so called genetive case. When it comes to the words that end in -o (neuter gender nouns), they drop the ending -o and take the ending -a: Kino - Idę do kina (I'm going to the cinema) Okno - Podchodzę do okna (I'm coming closer to the window) Piwo - To jest kufel do piwa (lit. This is a glass for beer - This is a beer glass). Please watch my video where I explain why we change some words in Polish: ua-cam.com/video/AD_VX2IIznU/v-deo.html
@@andreas2494 yeah but also for beginner you can make content entirely in the target language. In my opinion most of her other videos are great material for beginners.
She is uploading now consistently on a weekly basis , a lesson completely in polish and adding english subtitles to it will take a lot more work , this is more efficient .
It's a matter of practice. Your mouth and tongue have to get used to new positions. It's just like in the gym - first it's hard but more you train, the easiest it gets!
Check out my excellent video courses (buy them to learn Polish easier and to support my channel): polishwithdorota.pl
Very good explanation. 👍
This helped me to remember the days of the week well.
dziekuje bardzo!🙏
Thank you producing this. It not only gives the days of the week but how you actually how to use them. Can now say to my Polish colleague in Polish "I don't work Monday to Friday".
Thank you for your comment. I'm very happy to hear that my content is useful and that you are using what you've learned right away! 👏
Thank you so much Dorota, you make Polish much easier. With you I can see myself speaking in 1 year from now
How is your Polish coming on? I've only started 1month.... Damn its difficult
@@mangomellow8204 How is ur polish now?
You know is going to get wild when days take a 16min video
Your teaching method is so amazing!
감사합니다! Thank U!
Dziękuję bardzo Dorota!!!
Dorota, your website is great. Thank you, it really has helped me with my studies.
Cześć Simon, that's great news! I'm very happy that it's useful 😍
Brilliant approach. Ive watched lots of videos to learn this but with your help i finally understand!! Great examples too!
Dziękuję! 🙂
thank you , thank you so much miss Dorota.
beautiful lesson!!!
Luv your style very easy to pick up!!!!😀
Thank you! / Dziękuję! :)
dziekuje bardzo. nauczycielka.
Polish is quite challenging for me to learn. ❤
It might be challenging, I know. That's why it's good to make a learning plan or - even better - to learn with a professional teacher.
There are around 200 videos on my channel, please check out my playlists to find the best videos for yourself. 🙂
Thanks a lot Dorota
Useful ❤
Thanks so much
Thank you
I am very interested in learning the polish
Thanks
Bardzo proszę 🙂
Super !!!!!!
Dzięki 🙂
Dziękuję bardzo!
Merci pour cette leçon :)
Thank you 🫶
Superb madam ❤
Thank you ❤❤
Such a good teacher.,.. much simpler now
WE WTOREK IDĘ DO KINA.
cinema is kino, right? Why they change to "kina"? Please tell me😀. thankyou, teacher!
Yes, "kino" is cinema. This is a basic form of the word, so called nominative case. After "do" nouns require to be used in another form, so called genetive case. When it comes to the words that end in -o (neuter gender nouns), they drop the ending -o and take the ending -a:
Kino - Idę do kina (I'm going to the cinema)
Okno - Podchodzę do okna (I'm coming closer to the window)
Piwo - To jest kufel do piwa (lit. This is a glass for beer - This is a beer glass).
Please watch my video where I explain why we change some words in Polish: ua-cam.com/video/AD_VX2IIznU/v-deo.html
Danke Schoen!
Hi do you teach polish language if so im interested
Nailepsze lekcje polskiego na youtube.
Is it okay to say: ‘Nie pracuję w niedzielę’ or does that sound strange?
It's very natural. You can use this sentence 🙂
Ot do zapomiantałem kiedy zadałem pytanje jak żywieś i chłopiec otpowiedziawał „ot wypłaty do wypłaty”.
Thank you !! :)
What about tuesday?
I'm teaching about Tuesday as well. Just watch the video. 🙂
Dzięki, ciekawo jak zawsze. However, instead of „how about smth” it is better to say „what about smth”.
The white names on the blue background are difficult to read. A darker color for names would be very helpful.
Żłobek 👍
Hihi 😁
👍
ien thoue Rićnash idiom wed szeine thöbottamick (th = s)
Good , because she speak very slowly. So that good for practice
Dlaczego po angielsku? :(
Wolę twoje filmiki po polsku.
Because its for beginners. Advanced pupils already know the names of the days.
@@andreas2494 yeah but also for beginner you can make content entirely in the target language. In my opinion most of her other videos are great material for beginners.
She is uploading now consistently on a weekly basis , a lesson completely in polish and adding english subtitles to it will take a lot more work , this is more efficient .
it's challenging to pronounce the words😂
It's a matter of practice. Your mouth and tongue have to get used to new positions. It's just like in the gym - first it's hard but more you train, the easiest it gets!
Thank to you @PolishwithDorota , this video really helps. ❤️❤️❤️
Vry similar to Russian language
It's important to say WITH, not WIF. TH is not pronounced as letter F.
I missed the part on how to say "today is (day of the week.)
Dzisiaj jest środa. (Today is Wednesday). 🙂
@@PolishwithDorota Thank you!