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As for the names. In Slavic languages names can have many diminutives. Jagna is her name. In an affectionate way you can say Jaguś, Jagunia, Jagienka, Jagusia, Jagusinka.... Just like a farmer's name is Antoni, but they call him Antek, Antoś etc. For Hanna they say Hanka, for Jan (young priest) they say Jasio. Polish is very flexible when it comes to diminutives. It works the same way as in English, when in the formal setting people would say Katherine, but friends and relatives will say Kate, Katie etc. It's basically the same no additional rules. Besides Slavic languages have a case system, Polish has 7 cases. So each noun will have a different form depending on the function it has in the sentence. For example "I am Jagna", but "I'm with Jagną", "I'm talking about Jagnie" etc. It works the same way for foreign names, so if your name is Michael, people would use cases as well - Michel, Miechaelem, Michaela and so on... hope that makes sense. It's the same name but in a different grammatical form. Maybe one additional thing is that for peasants of higher position they don't use their names but family names or professions. Older farmer's name was Maciej but everyone called him Boryna, Jagna's mother name was Marcjanna but everyone called her Dominikowa. Even in today's Polish calling an adult person you're not close with by their name is a big no-no.

Wie sehr sich die Wahrnehmung ändert, wenn man anders in das Format einsteigt und aus einer anderen Bubble kommt! 🤔 Ich folge Fritz Meinecke schon seit Jahr 1, seines RUclips-Contents. Ich hörte von 7vsWILD das erste Mal im Frühjahr 2021. Und ich kannte während der 1. Staffel außer David Hendrichs jeden der Teilnehmer, schon vor der Serie. Und Staffel 1 ist es auch, die mit Abstand die beste und authentischste ist. Staffel 3 dagegen, mit Abstand, die schlechteste. BTW: Wenn ich ein Format mit (nicht von!) den Kellys (Joey & sein Sohn Luke) empfehlen kann, ist es "100KM" (Kanal hier auf YT). 😉