Polish is not difficult. It simply does not belong to the group of Germanic languages, like English or Scandinavian languages. It belongs to the group of Slavic languages. It is surprising for English speakers because there are no similarities at first glance. But once you understand the rules, it's easier.
@@spiritedSpore Good luck and keep going, polish may seem hard but when you learn how to read and how to prounance, the rest becomes much easier. Especially when you know that reading rules in 99% of words never change
Don't give up, buddy! Sure, Polish is one tough cookie to bite through in the beginning, but once you get it down on the basic level it only gets easier with time (if you don't consider grammar and ortography, which are probably the most difficult part of the language, to the point that even Poles struggle with them lol)
Mistakes: Mężczyzna is pronounced MENżczyzna, not MYSZżczyzna (mysz means mouse) 6:20 you put "The woman is APPLE" instead of eating 10:50 this isn't a puzzle game where you have to pick the letters. The letters "ĄĆĘŁŃÓŚŹŻ" are just to help people that don't have them on their keyboard to write the letter. You're supposed to type the "J" with your keyboard.
... well *actually* RZ you can read as both SZ and Ż (depending on where the letter combination appears in the word), and there's an exception in the word marznąć where you pronounce R and Z seperately, but yeah :P Overall Polish is preeeetty consistent
wpadki na doulingo normalnie Cola to po Angielsku Cola a na doulingo ucza ze Cola - Soda . Your to znaczy ty a na doulingo mówią Your - Pani, enjoy yout meal - smacznego jedzenia a na doulingo ucza ze niby tylko smacznego. Here is your check - oto twój rachunek a na doulingo uczą ze pani Rachunek. doulingo to dno i nieporozumienie chca na swojej stronie uczyć Angielskiego a nie mają dokładnie wytłumaczone słowa.
W tym ćwiczeniu używa się własnej klawiatury żeby ręcznie zapisać to słowo, a jako że za granicą nie ma polskich znaków pod altem to masz podany zestaw polskich liter żeby je wstawić w wyrazie, więc to nie jest kwestia złej strony tylko użycia głowy, by z pamięci zapisać nauczony wyraz ;) Przy nauce szwedzkiego bardzo mi pomagało to ćwiczenie żeby zapamiętywać pisownię trudniejszych wyrazów, jak skoldpadda (żółw)
Polish is not difficult. It simply does not belong to the group of Germanic languages, like English or Scandinavian languages. It belongs to the group of Slavic languages. It is surprising for English speakers because there are no similarities at first glance. But once you understand the rules, it's easier.
Polish not difficult xddddddddddddddd quit crack
We write jabłko but we say japko. (an apple)
Duolingo is nice, been practising Spanish now 30 days on A row. Like
"Eat" conjugation
Ja jem (I eat)
Ty jesz (you eat)
On/Ona/Ono je (he she it eat)
My jemy (we eat)
Wy jecie (you eat)
Oni jedzą (they eat)
ohhh this helps so much! im a Dane trying to learn polish :D
@@spiritedSpore Good luck and keep going, polish may seem hard but when you learn how to read and how to prounance, the rest becomes much easier. Especially when you know that reading rules in 99% of words never change
Don't give up, buddy! Sure, Polish is one tough cookie to bite through in the beginning, but once you get it down on the basic level it only gets easier with time (if you don't consider grammar and ortography, which are probably the most difficult part of the language, to the point that even Poles struggle with them lol)
You are doing great. :)
As a person from England that lives in Poland I understand.
When you see CH the c is always silent
So: chłopiec read as hłopiec
Good luck man ^^
You are doing a good job.
The woman is apple means in Polish: Kobieta jest jabłkiem.
Mistakes:
Mężczyzna is pronounced MENżczyzna, not MYSZżczyzna (mysz means mouse)
6:20 you put "The woman is APPLE" instead of eating
10:50 this isn't a puzzle game where you have to pick the letters. The letters "ĄĆĘŁŃÓŚŹŻ" are just to help people that don't have them on their keyboard to write the letter. You're supposed to type the "J" with your keyboard.
The woman - Ta kobieta; Kobieta (a woman); Tamta kobieta - That woman.
Kobieta je - A woman is eating or a woman eats.
9:54 jabłko-women😂
Really good pronouncing for a first timer... 😀
Mężczyzna not myszczyzna.
I see that a lot of people have problems with pronouncing the word Mężczyzna.
Polish is not that hard
Polish has rules in.reading that never change:
Cz, sz, rz, dz are ONE sound
Not two different ones
... well *actually* RZ you can read as both SZ and Ż (depending on where the letter combination appears in the word), and there's an exception in the word marznąć where you pronounce R and Z seperately, but yeah :P Overall Polish is preeeetty consistent
Xdddddddd
wpadki na doulingo normalnie Cola to po Angielsku Cola a na doulingo ucza ze Cola - Soda . Your to znaczy ty a na doulingo mówią Your - Pani, enjoy yout meal - smacznego jedzenia a na doulingo ucza ze niby tylko smacznego. Here is your check - oto twój rachunek a na doulingo uczą ze pani Rachunek. doulingo to dno i nieporozumienie chca na swojej stronie uczyć Angielskiego a nie mają dokładnie wytłumaczone słowa.
Better find another site. This one is weird. They gave you letters and told you to write Apple but didn't give you the letter J. Apple = J a b ł k o.
Можно использовать свою клавиатуру))))))
W tym ćwiczeniu używa się własnej klawiatury żeby ręcznie zapisać to słowo, a jako że za granicą nie ma polskich znaków pod altem to masz podany zestaw polskich liter żeby je wstawić w wyrazie, więc to nie jest kwestia złej strony tylko użycia głowy, by z pamięci zapisać nauczony wyraz ;) Przy nauce szwedzkiego bardzo mi pomagało to ćwiczenie żeby zapamiętywać pisownię trudniejszych wyrazów, jak skoldpadda (żółw)