My family came from Poland but stopped using the polish language like 100 years ago. I want to learn the language so I can read and understand my family documents. Your doing a good job thank you
As a little girl, of Polish parents, I used to collect chestnuts during walks after church, in my home city of Toronto, Canada. I never knew this was a thing in Poland. What a small world.
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Hi Alexey, Thank you for your comment. "Proszę bardzo" means "You are welcome" (when responding to "thank you") or "go ahead" (when giving something to someone). I hope it helps! Best regards, Hanna Team PolishPod101.com
The very literal meaning is "please very". You may use it when passing something to someone - the English equivalent would be "here you are"; when inviting someone to sit down or to enter the room - the English equivalent would be "go ahead"; when responding to someone's thanks - the English equivalent would be "You are welcome", although in this case it is more common to translate "you are welcome" as "nie ma za co" which almost literally means "there is nothing (to thank) for".
"Miło mi pana poznać" is used in official situations when you meet a person, to whom you want to say "Mister". So it means: It's nice to get to know you, Mister". The second one "Miło mi ciebie poznać" is literally "It's nice to get to know you".
You use "znać" while talking about some object for example "I know that song" (Znam tą piosenkę), "I know your sister" (Znam twoją siostrę). "Wiedzieć" is used for some knowledge "I know you like her" (Wiem, że ją lubisz), "I know something about that" (Wiem coś o tym)
Hi Ted Buck, „Dzia” is a slang word and it is used by young people as the short form of „dziękuję/dzięki”. The pronounciation is nothing unique, you can refer to words starting from „dzia”, for example „dziadek” or „działać”. I hope it helps! Pozdrawiam, Hanna Team PolishPod101.com
She is extremely clear. You simply are not used to the language. Try a lower speed setting, and writing and speaking each word/phrase before moving on to the next one.
Her english is excellent. I'm really not just saying that. Ignore the loser that calls himself a "motorpig". He, or she, targeted you precisely because you come across so well.
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My family came from Poland but stopped using the polish language like 100 years ago. I want to learn the language so I can read and understand my family documents. Your doing a good job thank you
It's always good to reconnect with your roots! If you wanna learn some basics, please check our channel as well!
As a little girl, of Polish parents, I used to collect chestnuts during walks after church, in my home city of Toronto, Canada. I never knew this was a thing in Poland. What a small world.
Interesting ! I have never had idea of video like that for my Polish language course :)
dobrze
Thanky you very much I've learned ..polish language....
Enjoying this so much
Great help for beginners.
Dziękuję bardzo!
prosze bardzo
These are great! Thank you for sharing!
Hi madam I like your all videos and i need more lessons for learning from you
Bardzo ciekawie i profesjonalnie prowadzisz zajęcia z j. polskiego! :-)
Pozdrawiam - Marek z Łodzi
Очень спокойно и интересно учить слова, обычно, не люблю, а тут просто нравится)))))) спасибо
Hi thank you very much i learn some polish word from you..your a great teacher..
Zgoda
I really like this lessons alot
I would like to recommend a very good workshop by Yuriy Ivantsiv Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language. This excellent book will give you answers how to correctly learn a foreign language with a minimum of your time and effort. This book answers many of the questions that everyone faces when learning a language. Good luck with your important work!
Hi. Very good. Please go on your video. Good luck
Thank you very much very interesting...
Zgoda
Dobra my lovely Polish people !
Nice .... Learning
Thank you
I will follow and subscribe. Very good lesson. Thank you.
if you're still learning Polish, we invite you to our channel as well!
I really enjoy Marzena’s way of explaining the language. Is there any other platforms like Instagram where she instructs?
Zgoda
That thumbnail is straight out of a 1970’s Playboy centrefold special, priceless, hahahaa🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️♥️
Zgoda
dzieki marzena :)
dziekuje bardzo
Zgoda
super super super lessosns ...ı lıke ıt so much ..from turkey
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Bardzo dobry
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Как всегда великолепно!
learning for my polish bf and his family rn
THANSK SO MUCH .....
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thanks
Good lesson..wish she pronounced the words in syllables or slower
Zgoda
Change the speed setting. I do that so I can reinforce my ability to write, as well.
Idole
thankxx..
Ja mieśkam w angli ale ja jestem teraz w Polsce nobo moja mama i tata urodzili się tutaj. I jestem na walacjach
What means "prosze bardzo"?
Hi Alexey,
Thank you for your comment.
"Proszę bardzo" means "You are welcome" (when responding to "thank you") or "go ahead" (when giving something to someone).
I hope it helps!
Best regards,
Hanna
Team PolishPod101.com
The very literal meaning is "please very".
You may use it when passing something to someone - the English equivalent would be "here you are"; when inviting someone to sit down or to enter the room - the English equivalent would be "go ahead"; when responding to someone's thanks - the English equivalent would be "You are welcome", although in this case it is more common to translate "you are welcome" as "nie ma za co" which almost literally means "there is nothing (to thank) for".
what is the difference between (milo mi pana poznac) and (milo mi cibie poznac ).
"Miło mi pana poznać" is used in official situations when you meet a person, to whom you want to say "Mister". So it means: It's nice to get to know you, Mister". The second one "Miło mi ciebie poznać" is literally "It's nice to get to know you".
thank you soon i am going to came in Poland this is why i am working harder to know polish
'Miło mi pana poznać" is formal form. I'm from Poland, so I can help someone, too :)
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Very good
Czesc/hej tak wiedo
What is the difference between wiedzieć and znać?
You use "znać" while talking about some object for example "I know that song" (Znam tą piosenkę), "I know your sister" (Znam twoją siostrę). "Wiedzieć" is used for some knowledge "I know you like her" (Wiem, że ją lubisz), "I know something about that" (Wiem coś o tym)
True
Beautiful majina
Zgoda
What does "DZIA DZIA" mean and how do you pronounce it?
Hi Ted Buck,
„Dzia” is a slang word and it is used by young people as the short form of „dziękuję/dzięki”. The pronounciation is nothing unique, you can refer to words starting from „dzia”, for example „dziadek” or „działać”.
I hope it helps!
Pozdrawiam,
Hanna
Team PolishPod101.com
Nobody says like this 😂😂
I like polish girls.
3:35
>learn polish in 40 minutes
>video is 58 minutes long
fail
Byc...lol
To fast and not enough pronunciation
Option > Speed > 0.75
Ok, but why too cute?
This is the third or fourth video with yet again mostly the same words. I've seen enough now. Cancelling the subscription and saying Djien dobry.
Go half
*Do widzenia :)
To fast little pronuciation
Hi Jaime, if you want to learn some basics in a slower pace, please have a look at our channel as well!
Your delivery is dorby, but I see not as to what kind of Zmora are you...!
Please, speak slowly.
Hi, if you're learning Polish and want to get to know some basics, please check our channel as well!
What's with the dumb thumbnail?
louder - much louder .
speak clearly !!
She is extremely clear. You simply are not used to the language. Try a lower speed setting, and writing and speaking each word/phrase before moving on to the next one.
well thank you for the great lesson but consider to learn some english first. no offence
Lame
Probably better than yours judging by your comment
Don't judge
Her english is excellent. I'm really not just saying that. Ignore the loser that calls himself a "motorpig". He, or she, targeted you precisely because you come across so well.