What does freedom mean to you? | Easy Polish 38

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Hosts: Justyna Fuchs and Mohamed Ashraf
Camera: Agnieszka Błażyńska
Edit: Justyna Fuchs

[@ChristianBjork]

Excellent work as always, great question!

[@1GlobalCitizen1]

Very interesting. Thanks for putting the English words, at the bottom!

[@Tooltrocity]

Woohoo! It's fun to hear another non-native speaker speak Polish. :D

[@goodday5410]

Bardzo dobże!!Świetnia program telewizijnу

[@jonathanspilhaus3165]

Cziekawy odcinek

[@lukisIVIII]

Odpowiedź pani w 4:24 moim zdaniem najlepiej odzwierciedla sens idei wolności :) Wolność jest tym, że mogę wstać, iść, pojechać - to też jest piękne.

[@marcelmeszaros5609]

As a slovak, i can understand about 70% of polish :)

[@wingedhussar1117]

Am I hearing badly or does that lady use a throaty uvular "r" like in German or French? Is this a speech defect, does she have a foreign accent or do some Poles just use the same "r" as in German, even though the trilled "r" is dominant?

[@justynafuchs4832]

Which lady from the video do you exactly mean? The host or one of the answering ladies?

[@wingedhussar1117]

3:17 the "r" in robic is a voiced uvular fricative (= German/French "r")

[@wingedhussar1117]

or "natugggghalnie"

[@Ymirjarr]

That is a certain speech defect. No slavic language uses uvular "r" and, at least for me, it is considered very ugly speech defect.

[@volodymyrkolesnyk5432]

Justyna can you speak slowly please? For beginers it is very impotant. Thank you very much!