"Że tak?" made me think of "Wait, what?" although we use it specifically when we've heard the words clearly and understand the syntax--yet it sounds outlandish or at odds with our previous understanding of a situation.
I also really appreciate how well this video plays on a repeated loop. There isn't a long intro or outro. There's minimal fluff, maximum value, and very smooth throughout -- well done.
Speaking of repetition, I'd love a video with minimal intro/outro that's basically ", " without any explanation (though I love your explanations). This would be a vocab building video. Collect the most common words (yes, no, greeting, numbers 0-10, etc. from other videos). I currently use Quizlet flashcards for this vocab building. Quizlet has a setting where you can have it speak the term then the definition, and loop through the entire deck like that. I enjoy listening to it while getting ready for the morning. Cheers
czesc nice clase de polish with this useful vocabulary good pronunciation, polish it's not easy language i have to practice every day y te miras cooool! con tu dress 😘😘
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I really enjoyed this lesson. I'm gonna learned the expressions and try them out with my Polish colleagues or with random Polish people I meet next time I'm in Poland 😅
I like watching these videos to see how much we Czechs are similar to our neighbours in these common phrases. Something is the same or very similar, something I would never guess. We say "O co jde", we use informal "co, cože, jakže" ... but we have nothing similar to "ogarniam, łapię, czaję, w ógole". Sometimes you need a bit of imagination, like "zupełnie" vs "úplně" or "pojęcia" vs "ponětí".
Thank you. Very useful.
This is a great video ... since I am confused all the time in my Polish learning class 😂
"Że tak?" made me think of "Wait, what?" although we use it specifically when we've heard the words clearly and understand the syntax--yet it sounds outlandish or at odds with our previous understanding of a situation.
The way you teaching is realy good 🎉thank you
Thank you very much! This video is so helpful 🤗
I love that beat in the intro new subbie
Thanks :)
I keep watching this video. Thanks for the effort you put into it ❤
I also really appreciate how well this video plays on a repeated loop. There isn't a long intro or outro. There's minimal fluff, maximum value, and very smooth throughout -- well done.
Speaking of repetition, I'd love a video with minimal intro/outro that's basically ", " without any explanation (though I love your explanations). This would be a vocab building video. Collect the most common words (yes, no, greeting, numbers 0-10, etc. from other videos). I currently use Quizlet flashcards for this vocab building. Quizlet has a setting where you can have it speak the term then the definition, and loop through the entire deck like that. I enjoy listening to it while getting ready for the morning.
Cheers
Thanks for your suggestion, we've added it to our to-do list :)
czesc nice clase de polish with this useful vocabulary good pronunciation, polish it's not easy language i have to practice every day y te miras cooool! con tu dress 😘😘
I really enjoyed this lesson. I'm gonna learned the expressions and try them out with my Polish colleagues or with random Polish people I meet next time I'm in Poland 😅
just remember that some of them are really informal (nie łapię, nie czaję, że co?, że jak?)
@@polishwithblondes will do, thanks! :D
I like watching these videos to see how much we Czechs are similar to our neighbours in these common phrases. Something is the same or very similar, something I would never guess. We say "O co jde", we use informal "co, cože, jakže" ... but we have nothing similar to "ogarniam, łapię, czaję, w ógole". Sometimes you need a bit of imagination, like "zupełnie" vs "úplně" or "pojęcia" vs "ponětí".
We have almost the same language as Slovaks. We can speak in our own languages and understand each other perfectly.
w ogóle = całkiem, zupełnie (celkem, úplně), w ogóle = vůbec, obecně... Nechápu sounds almost as nie łapię, although literally it isn't the same
Jestem zagubiona / jestem zagubiony or also: Jestem skonfundowany / skonfundowana
Nie kumam
A ja jestem zdezorientowany czemu te frazy się tam nie pojawiły w tym wideo.
też :)