Polish was my second language as a child but I’ve forgotten a lot. I went on to learn Portuguese, French, and Spanish to high fluency and can see how much it’s going to help with getting back my Polish pronunciation and vocabulary. Thanks for the great video ❤🙏
Thank you so much. I've been learning polish on duolingo almost everyday for a month and I couldn't get some of the accents down. This video helped lots with that.
Dziekuje bardzo! I have always tried to learn polish just by speaking, but am needing to go back to the basics, as I don't have a proper base. I have never tried to run through the alphabet, and in English have always just taken it for granted. So this is great! I will be revisiting this video as I progress for sure
I just started learning Polish 13 days ago with Duolingo and have noticed the weird differences with ẹ so i came to research and found this video / channel. It should have been obvious for me to start with the alphabet! Dziẹkujẹ!
I'm a medical student studying in Poland. I had my first Polish language class yesterday. It was a lot. I came here to learn the alphabets and was still very confused but I found your video and you made it sound so easy❤
Thank you. Also, check out the latest video, in particular dedicated to students and the vocabulary they may need at the uni: ua-cam.com/video/W-zQ23CzbsU/v-deo.htmlsi=__heSVfTy_IJADO_
i am also looking forward to studying medicine in poland. college starts next month for me so i am here trying to at least learn the basics of the polish language before i arrive there!!
I am indian.. I am coming to poland for job.. I am trying to learn polish its very difficult to learn but ur video helped me alot... Thanks and keep going on..
This is the MOST helpful video EVER! I wish I had seen this when I first lived in Poland. Its been so difficult. I would love for you to just focus on the Z, Ź, and Ż sound difference. Do them all in a row. 😂 It sounds the same to me, but its been difficult to differentiate becausw I also have 40% hearing loss. :( Thank you for this!
I speak Hungarian, German, Swedish and English fluently, and have learnt Russian for a few months, it’s cool how close the sounds of the letters are to some of the Hungarian letters and their spelling, also a lot of words are super close to Russian, which isn’t surprising since it’s an Slavic language, but some words are kinda familiar to Hungarian and that is kinda cool, since Hungarian is a non Slavic language. Cool to see that Hungarian has picked up quite some stuff from the Slavic languages 😂. Also you are a really good teacher, ur videos are super helpful🙏🙏
Thank you very much for explaining, it really helps for beginners which I am. And you are so beautiful to listen to. I have one question, how do I find a Polish friend/ s to learn about Polish culture, i wouldn really like that, but not sure how. I live in Munich. I know there is a Polish community here but how do I " fit" into it i am not sure.. any ideas? Thank you very much. ❤
Thank you! Have you ever tried joining a group on the meetup app? If there are others that have the same goal I think it will be easy to fit in :) And if there's a Polish community in Munich then I think they will appreciate you wanting to learn about Polish culture and will be happy to talk
The Polish language makes EVERYTHING unnecessarily difficult and complicated. By what I gathered there are several pairs of letters that together sound exactly like ONE single letter, i.e. in Czech, č = English ch, or š = English sh. Simplify.... simplify!!
We have this but a little more chaotic in English, though we're good about it with a lot of words. Or rather we don't have any rules that complicate things, but then we have random exceptions. In French it's very similar to Polish where a lot of things could be simplified, but in both, unlike English, you can mostly be clear on how to pronounce ANYTHING knowing the rules. A lot of it's just a history thing especially in France there's an Académie de la Langue Française or something that tries to uphold the standards and history of the language but they can be a bit overly resistant to change.
Ich spreche Deutsch y un poco de español, but my first (mother) language is English. I am of Polish decent, however, and I find the pronunciations natural and easy, oddly enough.
You mentioned that when the letter "w" is preceded by a consonant the letter w is then supposed to be pronounced like an "f" sound. However, while pronouncing the word dzwonić, the w sounded like a "v" and not like an "f". Is there any standard rule concerning it?
Learning polish as I wanna discover polish cinema more. Its next to impossible to get fluent as an english speaker 💀 but atleast understanding some basic sentence or words would help!
The z with a dash and z with a dot sounds seem identical : I would describe them both as zh , a little like the English th with the tongue on the front teeth. We don't have any zh spellings in English however .If you play scrabble in Polish I expect z is so common that you win hardly any points for a word beginning with z.
@@davidwright7205 They are completely different sounds. It's like saying that "free" and "three" are pronounced the same (for most Poles they are since there is no difference between "f" and "th").
@@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia Yes but I said there seemed no difference in the z diacritic sounds for non-Polish people, not Poles.. Whether English or Polish, if you say f instead of th or z with a dot instead of z with a dash, you will still be understood. This touches on a point that a lot of detail may not always be cost effective for beginners. Na przyklad , mysle ze jesli bede mowic polsku tylko z mianownikiem lub nawet bez zadnych koncowek gramatycznych, to nie bardzo dobrze polski ale polski ludzie beda nadal rozumiem mnie. Do tego moje Pani Polish with Blondes powiedzaja tak?
Nice video. Maybe worth mentioning that not quite all infinitives end in 'ć'. e.g. móc, biec. Maybe Polish native speakers don't notice this 🙂 (just as there are countless features of every language which native speakers don't notice).
yes, they're very similar! So with cz and sz, the tongue has more of a rounded shape and touches the front teeth slightly. With the softer sounds: ć and ś, the tongue is completely flat and our side teeth are pressing on it. Also, try thinking about it this way: the English "sh" is in between sz and ś. And the English "ch" is between cz and ć. Hope that this helps you understand the difference better!
It's not "ow" or "own". It's similar to French pronunciation of "on" in "bonsoir, mon chéri" or "an" in "François", it's a nasal sound. But actually, pronouncing it that way is 'hyper correct'. So you can just say "piontek" instead of "piątek", and that's how most of us Poles pronounce the "ą" in everday Polish
Well congratulations IAM America's Highboys and can't lipigozData loops English good polish IAM not so sure if database czy mose pan mi pomoco koots ty good grammar ty good job 😁 hallelujah Thank God for language lipigozData good ty.
@@polishwithblondes Oh nice, thanks I'll watch it ! I must say, your videos really help to learn Polish and to have the right pronunciation, which is kind hard as a French 😅 Anyway Bardzo Dziękuję !
Szanowna Pani! Dlaczego WSJP jest określony mianem "Welki"? Autorzy tego słownika sami siebie chwalą, uważając go za słownik, stworzony przez wielkich naukowców? Czy w tej nazwie wyrażenie "wielki" jest użyte leksycznie prawidłowo?
@@polishwithblondes chodzi o to, że wielki to znaczy (w tym przypadku) niejako wynik pracy wybitnych naukowców. Duży to już jest coś zupełnie innego, coś większego, obszernego I t.d.
@@Oczywistosc „W "Wielkim słowniku języka polskiego PWN" składającym się z pięciu tomów, można odnaleźć słownictwo należące do języka ogólnopolskiego, zarówno tego standardowego, jak i literackiego. Nie zabrakło też rozmaitych odmian polszczyzny. Całość zawiera około 100000 haseł przedmiotowych. Oprócz tego, w ramach poszczególnych tomów można tu też odnaleźć polskie przysłowia oraz związki frazeologiczne. Grupa redakcyjna przygotowująca słownik zaopatrzyła go również w najważniejsze informacje gramatyczne dotyczące fleksji oraz składni”. Słowniki nie są tworzone przez celebrytów. Nawet nie są tam wymienione wszystkie osoby, które brały udział w pracach nad słownikiem.
We don't really use 'v', unless it is a foreign word that we borrowed directly from, for example, English, but it is not common at all. We pronounce 'w' as you would pronounce 'v' in English.
Hummm 🤔 "Beauty Eyes" 🌹 What a "Scramble Eggs" 😅 Are... "Your Language" 😊😊 "Micky-Picky", "Tiki-Taka" 😅 "Mambo-Jambo" "Tu-ru-ru" "Hanky-Panky"... 😅😂😊🎉 Very Funny Grammar... Jejeje For example: Consonante W, I discover 4 different sounds "Like b, f, n, t,... What for??? Now! I understand, why many Persons... Quit!!!... From Learning your language😮😢 I was Watching some videos About those Persons, who complained it!!! It's true!!! Obviously, I'm not quit! 😅😊 But, after to learned some another Languages, this is a "Petit Defi" C'est a Nouvelle Aventure, mon cherie pouppe! Mais, J'espere to parle en Sept Or Neft mois!!! J'ai a personnel Systeme, pour apprendre autre langue!!! Tres du vite!!! Permettez moi du Dit, Comment? When i was 16 years old, I discovered it, at High school!!! We, the students Must to take "English & Francais" 😮 Both with different systems! I discovered How to "Mix Both Systems" 😮 I create a "Personnel way to learn... 3 Languages" At the same time!!! More Fast, fixing them!!! 😮😅😂 Obviously, The Languages Must to be from the same root!!! "Romance Languages" Spanish, Francais, Italian, Portuguese, Rumanian" "Scandinavian Languages" Svenska, Norsk, Dansk, Finnish, Icelandic" "British Languages" "Scottish Gaelic", "Irish Gaeilgi" "Welsh Cymraeg" "English" "Indoeuropean Languages" Bulgarian, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, German! 😮😊 So... With My Knowledge And expertise, based in "My personnel system" is more easy to learn Languages!!! That's why, I could identify the Grammar structure at the Beginning, Pronunciation, Bocavulary Liason, etc... The Must strange And complicarte Grammar from European Languages are "Irish Gaeilgi", "Welsh Cymraeg" "Scottish Gaelic" And... "Pielsko"... 😮😢😮😊 "I'm trying with Czec... Has roots relations with your language,... Anyway, I send you Mon felicitations pour votre lecons J'ai tres heureux du voi " Le puis belle oeils" du Polska" Andiamo presto a imparare "Pielsko" Súbito!!! 😅😊😂🤔🙃🚴🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎
Proszę nie udawać, że umie pani polski alfabet. Prawdziwy polski alfabet ma NAZWY. A, ą, bE, cE, ćE, dE, e, ę, eF, itd. Proszę nie wprowadzać ludzi w błąd.
Tu nie chodzi o nauczenie ludzi alfabetu, tylko o wymawianie liter alfabetu tak jak brzmią w polskich wyrazach. Wiedza, że B czyta się „BE” jest mniej przydatna
Beautiful! I am inspired now to learn more, even though I was just here for fun initially. I feel almost that I could read with just knowing phonics, which is a very empowering feeling. (I remember experiencing it with learning Spanish. It doesn’t come with my current pursuit of Arabic, since short vowels are unwritten and instead it’s all about memorization. 🥲) What I mean is that I feel I could pick up a short book like for children, or to follow along with a short story written on my screen. I’d have to look everything up or have it explained for me, but it would be fun. Truly you explained the slight differences between the similar letters, as well as letters we don’t have in English, very well.
I am Urdu and English speaker. Many Polish words pronunciation matches to Urdu and Arabic words pronunciation. Very helpful and friendly for me.
Great to hear!
I am Urdu speaking too but never found similar pronunciation in Polish. Can you give example please.
Thank you.good lesson.
Of course you have done an amazing and excellent job. It's very very helpful for Polish learners. ❤ I have good wishes for you.
Thanks a lot!
Polish was my second language as a child but I’ve forgotten a lot. I went on to learn Portuguese, French, and Spanish to high fluency and can see how much it’s going to help with getting back my Polish pronunciation and vocabulary. Thanks for the great video ❤🙏
Thank you so much! this really helped me to understand how to pronounce polish words!
super!
Good teaching pani
Dziękuję :)
Dzieki 🎉🎉
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Very nice. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I've been learning polish on duolingo almost everyday for a month and I couldn't get some of the accents down. This video helped lots with that.
Glad this was helpful!
Very very difficult. But your teaching is great 👍.
Dobry Dobranoc.
Dziękuję bardzo . Pochodzę z Wietnamu. Dzięki Tobie wiele opanowałem ❤
This is by far the best Polish alphabet tutorial that I come across. It really helped me improve my Polish pronunciation 😊
Happy to hear it's helpful, thank you!
Thanks I really appreciate this.
Proszę bardzo :)
Polish is the only Slavic language that has an English W sound, and I think it's really cool.
Dziekuje bardzo! I have always tried to learn polish just by speaking, but am needing to go back to the basics, as I don't have a proper base. I have never tried to run through the alphabet, and in English have always just taken it for granted. So this is great! I will be revisiting this video as I progress for sure
Very helpful
Cieszę się! :)
I just started learning Polish 13 days ago with Duolingo and have noticed the weird differences with ẹ so i came to research and found this video / channel.
It should have been obvious for me to start with the alphabet!
Dziẹkujẹ!
Cześć! Glad this was helpful :)
Dziękuję Bardzo!
Thank you so much ❤❤for give a very important video ,,I really loved it ,,, watching from poland
Great
Way of teaching is very nice ❤❤❤❤
Great help for beginners like me. good job mam
I'm a medical student studying in Poland. I had my first Polish language class yesterday. It was a lot. I came here to learn the alphabets and was still very confused but I found your video and you made it sound so easy❤
Thank you. Also, check out the latest video, in particular dedicated to students and the vocabulary they may need at the uni: ua-cam.com/video/W-zQ23CzbsU/v-deo.htmlsi=__heSVfTy_IJADO_
@@polishwithblondes I will❤
i am also looking forward to studying medicine in poland. college starts next month for me so i am here trying to at least learn the basics of the polish language before i arrive there!!
@@nadaahmed6236 Wait, I also start next month. What university if you don't mind me asking?
@@armystaytiny1193 medical university of warsaw (sorry a bit late didnt see ur notif)
Great video! Very clear :)
Dzikueje Bardzo za uzyteczne filmik
I can't help but notice how much your accent goes back to polish after saying a polish phrase 😂 love it
hello everyone is ciastko the same for accepting cookies on the web or it is different
then 'cookies' are translated as 'ciasteczka'
This was so helpful!!! Thank you.
I am indian.. I am coming to poland for job.. I am trying to learn polish its very difficult to learn but ur video helped me alot... Thanks and keep going on..
Thank you! Happy to hear that :) good luck!
Amazing 👍🏽
Thank you so much for this pronunciation video, It really helps me to pronounce the letters correctly. ❤
This is the MOST helpful video EVER! I wish I had seen this when I first lived in Poland. Its been so difficult. I would love for you to just focus on the Z, Ź, and Ż sound difference. Do them all in a row. 😂 It sounds the same to me, but its been difficult to differentiate becausw I also have 40% hearing loss. :( Thank you for this!
have a look at the most recent video of the alphabet
Very true
good lesson!
Dzięki
Nice ,yes i am enjoying your vedio and lern
I'm going to make it a point to watch the same video at least 3 times a day between intervals to remember better
Very good🇧🇷👏
I speak Hungarian, German, Swedish and English fluently, and have learnt Russian for a few months, it’s cool how close the sounds of the letters are to some of the Hungarian letters and their spelling, also a lot of words are super close to Russian, which isn’t surprising since it’s an Slavic language, but some words are kinda familiar to Hungarian and that is kinda cool, since Hungarian is a non Slavic language. Cool to see that Hungarian has picked up quite some stuff from the Slavic languages 😂. Also you are a really good teacher, ur videos are super helpful🙏🙏
What about sound "y"?
Ah yes, I left that one out! The "y" in Polish is pronounced the same as the "y" in the English word "syllable" :) Hope that helps!
Great! 😊
Bardzo piekne
Bradzo dobrze tłumaczy! Besides this your are one of the nice Polish girl!
Dzięki!
Can you make a video with all the extra words like Dz, Ci, Dzi, zi like these types
Noted! :)
Всё понятно без перевода 😊. Но больше всего прикололо слово "готовить" - "съесть чё" 😂! Я вас люблю 😂😊!
Thank you very much for explaining, it really helps for beginners which I am. And you are so beautiful to listen to.
I have one question, how do I find a Polish friend/ s to learn about Polish culture, i wouldn really like that, but not sure how. I live in Munich. I know there is a Polish community here but how do I " fit" into it i am not sure.. any ideas?
Thank you very much.
❤
Thank you! Have you ever tried joining a group on the meetup app? If there are others that have the same goal I think it will be easy to fit in :)
And if there's a Polish community in Munich then I think they will appreciate you wanting to learn about Polish culture and will be happy to talk
Świetne dla powtórek dla uczniów ❤
Dzięki!
Hi, do you have private or group classes?🧡😊
Have a look in the description of the most recent videos (there is a link to an online lesson with Kasia)
thanks for video, it seems no examples about s
Ah yes, that's true. "S" in Polish is exactly the same as in English :)
The Polish language makes EVERYTHING unnecessarily difficult and complicated. By what I gathered there are several pairs of letters that together sound exactly like ONE single letter, i.e. in Czech, č = English ch, or š = English sh. Simplify.... simplify!!
Hahah well, I agree, it could be less complicated :)
We have this but a little more chaotic in English, though we're good about it with a lot of words. Or rather we don't have any rules that complicate things, but then we have random exceptions.
In French it's very similar to Polish where a lot of things could be simplified, but in both, unlike English, you can mostly be clear on how to pronounce ANYTHING knowing the rules. A lot of it's just a history thing especially in France there's an Académie de la Langue Française or something that tries to uphold the standards and history of the language but they can be a bit overly resistant to change.
Can I write ćwiczenie as ciwiczenie?
Unfortunately not :(
Are q, v and x used?
only in words of foreign origin, for example, you could see words like 'xero', but the correct spelling in Polish is actually 'ksero'
Ich spreche Deutsch y un poco de español, but my first (mother) language is English. I am of Polish decent, however, and I find the pronunciations natural and easy, oddly enough.
So sweet lovely
You mentioned that when the letter "w" is preceded by a consonant the letter w is then supposed to be pronounced like an "f" sound. However, while pronouncing the word dzwonić, the w sounded like a "v" and not like an "f". Is there any standard rule concerning it?
Yes, we explain it more in detail in this video: ua-cam.com/video/tb_HJENSqHg/v-deo.htmlsi=VwBadhXUi5_IB1RT
A have found more dificul to read, the acentu is to create my more problem, how can do to passed this situation?
I think just keep practicing :) and listening is also helpful
Learning polish as I wanna discover polish cinema more. Its next to impossible to get fluent as an english speaker 💀 but atleast understanding some basic sentence or words would help!
The z with a dash and z with a dot sounds seem identical : I would describe them both as zh , a little like the English th with the tongue on the front teeth. We don't have any zh spellings in English however .If you play scrabble in Polish I expect z is so common that you win hardly any points for a word beginning with z.
Ź and ż sound a bit different, ż as in 'leisure'
@@polishwithblondes I think both z with a dot and z with a dash sound like the s in pleasure (unless you are Polish).
@@davidwright7205 They are completely different sounds. It's like saying that "free" and "three" are pronounced the same (for most Poles they are since there is no difference between "f" and "th").
@@LingwistycznyPunktWidzenia Yes but I said there seemed no difference in the z diacritic sounds for non-Polish people, not Poles.. Whether English or Polish, if you say f instead of th or z with a dot instead of z with a dash, you will still be understood.
This touches on a point that a lot of detail may not always be cost effective for beginners. Na przyklad , mysle ze jesli bede mowic polsku tylko z mianownikiem lub nawet bez zadnych koncowek gramatycznych, to nie bardzo dobrze polski ale polski ludzie beda nadal rozumiem mnie. Do tego moje Pani Polish with Blondes powiedzaja tak?
My mama is teaching me how to read and I was trying to find a way to learn the alphabet bc I speak a lot of polish but I can not read it
All the best of luck to you in learning Polish then!
Nice video.
Maybe worth mentioning that not quite all infinitives end in 'ć'. e.g. móc, biec. Maybe Polish native speakers don't notice this 🙂 (just as there are countless features of every language which native speakers don't notice).
Thank you for your comment. True :) Also, there are so few infinitives not ending with 'ć' in Polish that it is easy to forget to mention them
Thanks for watching! Which letters do you find the most difficult to pronounce? Or maybe some sound the same to you ?
I don't notice a difference between cz and ć, and between sz and ś.
yes, they're very similar! So with cz and sz, the tongue has more of a rounded shape and touches the front teeth slightly.
With the softer sounds: ć and ś, the tongue is completely flat and our side teeth are pressing on it.
Also, try thinking about it this way: the English "sh" is in between sz and ś. And the English "ch" is between cz and ć.
Hope that this helps you understand the difference better!
@@polishwithblondes Dziękuję bardzo ☺
What about szcz or ść?
These are sz and cz next to each other. Same with ś and ć
@@polishwithblondes I just struggle to pronounce them. Cześć/Czeszcz
I'll help you a little. Polish "dzi" is pronounced as the English letter "G".
Yes, that's also true :) At least the "g" in some English words
My favorite part about polish is brother in polish is brat.
;)
That goes for all slavic languages
How to answer skad pochodzisz?
You can say: "Pochodzę z .... (Polski)" :)
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I still can't understand the clear pronounciation of (ą) is it sounds like OU or OUN, could you please explain it for me
It's not "ow" or "own". It's similar to French pronunciation of "on" in "bonsoir, mon chéri" or "an" in "François", it's a nasal sound. But actually, pronouncing it that way is 'hyper correct'. So you can just say "piontek" instead of "piątek", and that's how most of us Poles pronounce the "ą" in everday Polish
@@psychologianiestacjonarna6558 thank you ☺️
Ja lubie mowic tego jezyk tez mnie jestem pszewodnikiem w zanzibarze zapraszam serdecne tu
Dziękujemy :)
Miło nam, że lubisz mówić po polsku
Well congratulations IAM America's Highboys and can't lipigozData loops English good polish IAM not so sure if database czy mose pan mi pomoco koots ty good grammar ty good job 😁 hallelujah Thank God for language lipigozData good ty.
Maybe I missed it but I think you skipped the "Y"
true, but there is another video on the pronunciation of vowel sounds in Polish: ua-cam.com/video/0Rl1JMfosKQ/v-deo.htmlsi=x5hGw4fWF7BIg_kn
@@polishwithblondes Oh nice, thanks I'll watch it !
I must say, your videos really help to learn Polish and to have the right pronunciation, which is kind hard as a French 😅
Anyway Bardzo Dziękuję !
In Kurdish language ( Penj is five) پێنج
W sounds f or v
Exactly :)
You missed out on S
Szanowna Pani! Dlaczego WSJP jest określony mianem "Welki"? Autorzy tego słownika sami siebie chwalą, uważając go za słownik, stworzony przez wielkich naukowców? Czy w tej nazwie wyrażenie "wielki" jest użyte leksycznie prawidłowo?
Dzień dobry :) Chyba chodzi o to, że wielki oznacza duży, obszerny.. Nie zastanawiałam się nigdy nad tym
@@polishwithblondes chodzi o to, że wielki to znaczy (w tym przypadku) niejako wynik pracy wybitnych naukowców. Duży to już jest coś zupełnie innego, coś większego, obszernego I t.d.
@@Oczywistosc „W "Wielkim słowniku języka polskiego PWN" składającym się z pięciu tomów, można odnaleźć słownictwo należące do języka ogólnopolskiego, zarówno tego standardowego, jak i literackiego. Nie zabrakło też rozmaitych odmian polszczyzny. Całość zawiera około 100000 haseł przedmiotowych. Oprócz tego, w ramach poszczególnych tomów można tu też odnaleźć polskie przysłowia oraz związki frazeologiczne. Grupa redakcyjna przygotowująca słownik zaopatrzyła go również w najważniejsze informacje gramatyczne dotyczące fleksji oraz składni”.
Słowniki nie są tworzone przez celebrytów. Nawet nie są tam wymienione wszystkie osoby, które brały udział w pracach nad słownikiem.
I want ask about v
We don't really use 'v', unless it is a foreign word that we borrowed directly from, for example, English, but it is not common at all. We pronounce 'w' as you would pronounce 'v' in English.
Hummm 🤔 "Beauty Eyes" 🌹
What a "Scramble Eggs" 😅
Are... "Your Language" 😊😊
"Micky-Picky", "Tiki-Taka" 😅
"Mambo-Jambo" "Tu-ru-ru" "Hanky-Panky"... 😅😂😊🎉
Very Funny Grammar... Jejeje
For example: Consonante W,
I discover 4 different sounds
"Like b, f, n, t,... What for???
Now! I understand, why many Persons... Quit!!!... From Learning your language😮😢
I was Watching some videos
About those Persons, who complained it!!! It's true!!!
Obviously, I'm not quit! 😅😊
But, after to learned some another Languages, this is a
"Petit Defi" C'est a Nouvelle
Aventure, mon cherie pouppe!
Mais, J'espere to parle en Sept
Or Neft mois!!! J'ai a personnel Systeme, pour apprendre autre langue!!!
Tres du vite!!! Permettez moi du Dit, Comment? When i was 16 years old, I discovered it, at High school!!! We, the students
Must to take "English & Francais" 😮 Both with different systems! I discovered
How to "Mix Both Systems" 😮
I create a "Personnel way to learn... 3 Languages" At the same time!!! More Fast, fixing them!!! 😮😅😂 Obviously,
The Languages Must to be from the same root!!!
"Romance Languages" Spanish, Francais, Italian, Portuguese, Rumanian"
"Scandinavian Languages"
Svenska, Norsk, Dansk, Finnish, Icelandic"
"British Languages"
"Scottish Gaelic", "Irish Gaeilgi"
"Welsh Cymraeg" "English"
"Indoeuropean Languages"
Bulgarian, Hungarian, Polish,
Russian, German! 😮😊 So... With My Knowledge And expertise, based in "My personnel system" is more easy to learn Languages!!!
That's why, I could identify the Grammar structure at the Beginning, Pronunciation,
Bocavulary Liason, etc... The Must strange And complicarte Grammar from European Languages are
"Irish Gaeilgi", "Welsh Cymraeg" "Scottish Gaelic"
And... "Pielsko"... 😮😢😮😊
"I'm trying with Czec... Has roots relations with your language,... Anyway, I send you
Mon felicitations pour votre lecons J'ai tres heureux du voi
" Le puis belle oeils" du Polska"
Andiamo presto a imparare
"Pielsko" Súbito!!! 😅😊😂🤔🙃🚴🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎
Proszę nie udawać, że umie pani polski alfabet. Prawdziwy polski alfabet ma NAZWY.
A, ą, bE, cE, ćE, dE, e, ę, eF, itd.
Proszę nie wprowadzać ludzi w błąd.
Tu nie chodzi o nauczenie ludzi alfabetu, tylko o wymawianie liter alfabetu tak jak brzmią w polskich wyrazach. Wiedza, że B czyta się „BE” jest mniej przydatna
@@polishwithblondes Powinno chociaż być to wspomniane.
Ten film jest o głoskach a nie o literach? Odróżniasz od siebie te dwie rzeczy?
Beautiful! I am inspired now to learn more, even though I was just here for fun initially.
I feel almost that I could read with just knowing phonics, which is a very empowering feeling. (I remember experiencing it with learning Spanish. It doesn’t come with my current pursuit of Arabic, since short vowels are unwritten and instead it’s all about memorization. 🥲)
What I mean is that I feel I could pick up a short book like for children, or to follow along with a short story written on my screen. I’d have to look everything up or have it explained for me, but it would be fun.
Truly you explained the slight differences between the similar letters, as well as letters we don’t have in English, very well.
Thank you for your comment! :)