Polish honestly is one of the hardest languages in the world for non slavic speakers.Im slavic myself so I understand much of Polish without actually learning it,but I decided I want to learn and be fluent bc I just love slavic languages,polish is similar to my native language slovak but for me polish accent is very funny and the way the pronounce things 😂😂
Just think about the joy and pride and that You will feel after having mastery over polish! I too started to learn a slavic langauge a couple of months ago;Russian! They are borh challenging but ad beautiful
Jestem Brazylijczykiem i nie mam polskiego korzenia (nic hahaha). Tylko zakochałem się w tym trudnym języku. 😂😂 Ale bardzo lubię język polski (chociaż jest trudny). W przyszłości będę w Polsce. 😉 Pozdrawiam cieplutko z Brazylii 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😘😄
@Antek Policmajster Ojeju, nie wiedziałem tego. 😜 Właśnie czytałem tam w stronie Wikipedii o tym słowie. Hahahaha Ciekawe! Dzięki, że mi powiedziałeś! 😄 Pozdrawiam cieplutko! 🇧🇷
"W obszarze blach, rdzą przeżartych, kadmowych i tantalowych wraków, gdzie tylko wiatr bywał dotąd rzężąc w kopcach rozwłóczonego żelastwa, wszczął się ruch drobny, jak w mrowisku, nieustanny; powierzchnię metalu okryła łuska błękitnawa żaru, roziskrzyły się szkielety metalowe, zmiękły, pojaśniały od gorąca wewnętrznego i jęły się łączyć ze sobą, sczepiać, spawać, i z wirowiska zgrzytających brył wstawał i lągł się nowy potwór, taki sam, nie do odróżnienia. Wicher, nicość niosący, napotkał go i nowa rozgorzała walka. A już następne potwory rodziły się i staczały z cmentarzyska; i czarna trwoga chwyciła Srebrzystych, bo widzieli już, jak niezwyciężone grozi im niebezpieczeństwo."
@@adamwntHe speaks quite well polish pronunciation cause Italian and Polish fonetics are close each other but he is comitting funny grammatical mistakes like small kids often commit. But at whole he is communicative what only matters finally.
No tak, on mówi po prostu płynnie, naprawdę. Nie do wiary. Wow. Uczę się włoskiego teraz więc widzę Luca wszędzie wśród RUclipsrs we Włoszech i jest niesamowity.
Studiuje polskiego w Niemczech i mi się bardzo podoba. Nauczyłam się mówić po polsku kiedy byłam mała ale nigdy nie uczyłam się gramatykę albo literaturę. Widziałam dla mnie przyszłość dla tego bo już trochę umiałam z dzieciństwa. Teraz przez pare lat uczenia się języka polskiego myśle że naprawdę warto było ! ✨
Great for you! Try to read Polish literature, you won't be disappointed! You are very good in Polish honestly, but correctly is "Studiuję polski", but of course I understood what you mean! All the best :)
Uczyłem się polskiego od ośmiu miesięcy, i muszę powiedzieć, że Luca jest inspiracją! Właściwie cieszę się on myślał, że język polski brzmi jak francuski. Też tak myślałem, kiedy byłem w Polsce, i nie wiedziałem dlaczego.
He is incredible especially as he learnt Polish as a mature student. The best age to learn a language is when one is 6 years old. I was sent to a French/English school, at that age, having only spoken Polish. It took several weeks to be fluent without much effort. Well done Luca!!
Dzien dobry! One of my professors once recommended I learn Polish since it would be "unique" but also common enough that I can use it when working on Central European affairs. So far I've been loving it- I get to watch and understand so many Polish films :D
Very often it is better to learn a less common language. Russian would be the obvious choice but there are a lot of people speaking Russian and that means there's a lot of competition. If you choose a "smaller" (no offence) Slavic language and you learn it well, you won't have as much competition and you will make a name for yourself as a language specialist.
Glad to hear people from others countries likes to learn my language and are enjoying it. I wish you all the best in learning the language! Greetings from Polish Winged Hussar🇵🇱! Powodzenia :)
Mieszkam w Rosji, uczę się też polskiego, bardzo mi się podoba, jak to brzmi, uwielbiam przebywać w Polsce. Bardzo piękny kraj, wspaniałe miejsca, mili otwarci ludzie.
Italian language reads almost the same way as Polish, it has penultimate syllable accent , similar consonants and softenings (Luccio, Assisi, disegno). It also has similar intonation so Italians get Polish pronuciation almost perfect.
@@JesusMagicPanties 'almost the same' is a bit of an overstatement :) Polish is fairly difficult for Italians to pronounce well (some words such as noga, policja etc are easy, true, but many are difficult, such as cześć, słychać etc)
@@luckyluckydog123 I guess there are similar syllables in Italian in Polish - spoken just maybe harder or faster only - like "BreSCia - "czeŚĆ"; "SUe" - SŁychać The tongue makes almost the same job anyway. As for Italians their Polish pronunciation almost always fools me they aren't foreigners. I have very sensitive ear "detecting" any accents and I can say that even Ukrainians - which have probably the most similar language to Polish - do speak ALWAYS worse Polish accent than Italian people do. This is strange but I never met any Ukrainian who I didn't "detect" after first sentence he is not a native although they very often speak better syntactically Polish than average Pole does . However their accent and melody seem likely to be impossible to definitely get rid off.
@@JesusMagicPanties I do agree that Polish and Italian have many common points in pronunciation (similar vowels etc), but I think you're overstating the point. I mean, I speak Polish but I can clearly hear my foreign accent when I hear recordings of myself :) In my limited experience Ukrainians do often keep a very recognizable accent, but that's probably because they don't feel the need of a 'perfect' accent and, perhaps, it's also a matter of self-identifications; however, in terms of phonetic system, Ukrainians are in a considerably better position to speak Polish with a good accent than Italians (if they want to learn it). See eg a few seconds of this video ruclips.net/video/wXtrscrbOFk/видео.html . The younger person has been in Poland for two years and speaks practically without foreign accent, the older one has a very obvious accent. ps Brescia it's pronounced Bresza and in 'słychać' the difficult part is not 'sł' but 'ych'.
I was born and raised in Ireland, yet my parents are Polish, I've always had a Polish upbringing. Polish food, Polish friends, Going to see family in Poland every summer and stuff like that. I'm just a simple 12 year old kid- nothing else- but the problem is- my parents never taught me Polish because they thought there was no need for it since because I would speak English in school. Yet my cousins went to weekend Polish classes before they moved back to Poland. I just always felt so envy, because I really wanted to learn Polish but the problem was I had to do myself, I was taught a little bit of Polish, BUT I never got to finish it. Especially whenever you have like friends that their parents come from the country as your parents, which can be useful so you can communicate in your native language, unlike me all my friends talked Polish so well. In school I always got help because I speaked another language, which made me feel like I was dumb because I needed more help than the people in my class who speaked English as their native language and everytime I said to a new teacher, (Miss or Mrs) ____ for example, oh that's alright- so you'll need more support, ..... I was always annoyed when teachers said this- and sometimes people giggled behind my back, I just felt so sad. Now I'm in Secondary/Middle School- and things have got better- I'm learning French and Spanish plus English in School, and in my free time I learn German,Polish and Italian. Thank you for reading this and I hope you have a wonderful day! 😁 Kocham Polsce! 🇵🇱❤ Edit: I no longer study Irish.
I do not believe their behaviour. Ask them to talk to you in Polish. Do not answer them in English anymore but in other language. They love you, so they will be helping you in your dream, that is Polish. Be brave and do not resign in learning Polish. 😀😃🙂
@@werthor7083 nie wiem dlaczego gdy np polak cos pisze po angielsku to nikt go nie poprawia ani nic, ale gdy obcokrajowiec mówi po polsku i coś przękręci to od razu trzeba go poprawiać. Jakbyś sie czuł gdybyś uczył się np Chińskiego, weszedł pod chiński filmik i napisał komentarz a jedyne co usłyszał to "tych znaków sie tak nie używa". Teraz pomyś czy to by cie zmotywowało czy przeciwnie.
@@run2fire you can always let me know when you will be in Gdańsk, I can be a guide, and try to have a conversation in Polish. I live in Gdańsk and I am open to people, especially for those with Polish roots :)
This channel is really helping me. I live in Krakòw and I've been working hard to learn Polish. This particular video is great because it makes me feel like I can succeed if i work hard enough. Dziękuję bardzo!
My favorite slavic languages are Polish, Russian, and Czech! Slavic languages are complex and challenging but at the same time intriguing and attractive!
My great-grandparents came to the USA from Poland and my grandfather spoke Polish but he did not teach my father the language :( I really want to learn and go visit where they are from but it seems so difficult to learn at home.
You should take advantage from having Polish roots. 😀 It's a shame your Father was not thought Polish but we will not turn back the time. There is a great mobile applucation busuu. I use it for learning English, German and not only. 😀😃🙂
I have just started to learn Polish as I love Speedway racing and some of the best Speedway racing is in Poland so I want to live and work in Poland for a few years to experience the racing and follow my favourite racers in real life not on television
I think the argument "Why learn a language that is only spoken in one country, you will never have a chance to use it?" is no longer valid. People travel so much these days and work in different places. The chances that you meet a native speaker are much higher than 20 years ago. Especially, if it's a language spoken on your continent.
if you go to The Netherlands, where I am from, you will find that there are an incredible amount of polish people living here. At my previous work, at least 60 of the 120 people working there were polish people. That's also why I started learning polish, just makes a lot of sense when half of your colleagues are polish :P
@@epter1 Yeah, lots of people migrated to countries like the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, the US (don't know about US these days but historically the community there was huge and I think there's still about 10 million Poles and Polish descendants living there, if I remember the number correctly and nothing changed). Afaik other "popular" destinations are among others Ireland and Norway. BTW I hear Dutch are really good with English and you can easily get along without knowing any Dutch. I've also heard it's a beautiful and amazing country (I have two friends who studied at TU Delft). I'm considering starting bachelor degree at TU Delft - any tips on idk what to learn or what kind of Dutch could be useful? I live in Germany now and my German isn't the best but it's sufficient, I honestly cannot imagine living in a country whose language you don't speak, long term wise.
@@Kasiarzynka hahahah yeah this is completely true, i think only 10% of the people i have met in all my life don't speak english. Plus i think most dutch people are way more friendly to foreigners than our own people, so that probably makes you feel very welcome if you would come live here. When i learn a new language i find the easiest way is just to look up the 1000most used words, then learning 20 of those words everyday. That's only 50 days of learning. Then the grammar you can learn easiest by just living in that certain country, in my opinion. Speaking with natives, if you know 1000 words that shouldn't be to difficult
@Sheela Narayanan When i learn a new language i find the easiest way is just to look up the 1000most used words, then learning 20 of those words everyday. That's only 50 days of learning. Then the grammar you can learn easiest by just living in that certain country, in my opinion. Speaking with natives, if you know 1000 words that shouldn't be to difficult
Znam rosyjską cyrlice i pare pytań,ale bardziej zainteresował mnie język chiński i arabski,wy też macie piękny język słucham rosyjkiego rapera „Pharaoh”
Спасибо, брат, а русский для меня прекрасный язык :) Приветствую вас из польши P.S. Пусть будет больше таких как ты и не будет больше войн между славянами и не только 🇵🇱🇷🇺
How timely. I will finally be adding Polish to my serious studies of languages. I have Polish ancestry, and would like to be able to search for records in the language. I also think that Polish has a beautiful sound!!! One day (soon I hope) I will finally visit the town that my family was from. Thank you for these amazing videos, and I wish you much success in your future work! 😊
So there's a lot of work in front of You: to be able to search in our records You also need to know Russian and/or German (depending on where your family comes from), at least on a basic level.
Tomasz Łukaszewski I can ‘read’ both and I am not afraid to use a dictionary :) I have studied some Russian and planning to work on German & Russian more anyway. Thank you for the information, this is very helpful to know!
@@simonehawkins5520 Oh, that's great then, good luck in Your work! In the past (19th century and before) the records were maintained by the church or other religious organizations. Some part of old parish records has been lost due to bad maintenance and fires. To prevent further losses, they were all collected in professional archives maintained by the state and dioceses and digitized (this process might still be in progress) and are available online, for example: ank.gov.pl/co-robimy/zasob-i-udostepnianie/informacje-o-archiwaliach/zbiory-online/, archiwum.diecezja.pl/kopie-ksiag-metrykalnych/
There seems to be steretype among polish people, that Polish is the most dificullt language to learn. I think, this depends mainly on what you native tongue is, if slavic, it may not be so difficult, because of similarities. Maybe I start to learn polish this year, to prove it? Greetings from southern neighbouring land. Martin, Slovakia
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
I am learning Polish because I have a lot of aunts, uncles, and cousins in Poland, I want to be able to speak with them one day without using google translate 24/7.
Have been learning and have a highly intriguing story of how I started! Mostly what helped me at the start (as always) is learning the list of Poland’s monarchs, along with their epithets. Plus, as a pianist and composer, it does feel like a window into the world of Chopin and Moniuszko…
Hi! I am charmed by Polish and also knowing German French and a bit of Russian, there are familiar sounds and expressions! Will definitely go on learning!
WOW!! Luca is my hero! He has amazing Polish skills. Maybe one day I will approach that kind of level. Uczę się polskiego od siedmiu miesiący. Bardzo mi się podoba. Sądzę, że oczywiście warto uczyć się języka polskiego.
ta Ukrainka bardzo madrze mowi ,bo ja mieszkam w Anglii i poprzez jezyk rozumiesz obyczaje ,zachowanie ,styl bankowy ,miejscowa biurokracja czyli widzisz roznice i urzedy i wiesz jak sie poruszac.
I'm learning Polish for a few years now, and the deeper I dive into it, the better it feels to listen to Polish, especially following along and noticing myself replying outloud 😂😂
I am currently learning Polish. I hope to move there in a few years. I find I read it better than speaking it though. Any recommendations on techniques or programs?
I'm unsure if I understood your problem correctly (I suppose you meant reading out loud, correct me if I'm wrong), so this may be a useful or may be a terrible piece of advice, but if I struggle to say a word, even in English as I'm a Polish native speaker, I just try to picture it in my head, how it looks like and slowly pick it out. Soon, you'll just remember it by yourself. If you read a word, maybe try to memorize the pronunciation for later, or keep revising it. I don't think there's other specific methods to do that, as it just pops in at one point.
My native language is Russian. Last year I took a Polish A1 course at my uni just because I love languages and Poland is our neighbor (i live in Berlin). Now I finished my A1 course and I can understand the most of the thing you guys are talking about. I want to jump straight to B2 next semester (before that I will watch some videos in Polish and also use DuoLinguo to be prepared haha). I would say 70%-80% of vocabulary is similar/the same as in Russian. The grammar is very similar although the Polish grammar is more conservative hence (a bit?)more complicated. I'm also planning to play The Witcher 1 completely in Polish soon (text and audio). Just to learn Polish even better and to discover this universe, never played/read/watched The Witcher before. What is my motivation? Well, probably the fact that I can learn a new language so quickly and so easily. I feels cool. The quick success is my motivator. And it's also nice to discover one more culture. I want to spend in Poland some time, maybe do volunteering or work for several months. Polish is my sixth language. I speak perfect Russian, English and German. Currently doing my B1 course in Spanish and French. Gonna start learning Norwegian next semester.
1:10 Zgadzam się z koleżanką! Ja próbuję się nauczyć celtyckiego irlandzkiego i Afrikaans m.in. z tego powodu (pomijam, że bardzo podoba mi się ich brzmienie). Niestety są bardzo, bardzo trudne i myślę, że kontynuacja nauki bez nauczyciela (native speakera) nie przyniesie oczekiwanych skutków. :/
I'm Polish, but living in the Netherlands, i know some dutch, but gave up recently cuz i thought that English is enough. This video inspired me to go back to learning Dutch
For me personally, Polish has been more difficult than my C1 level of Chinese, it's harder to listen and translate in my head because the words run together with harder differentiating sounds, where Chinese is tonal and naturally the words sort of separate. (Nevermind writing!)
Bardzo ciekawy program. What I see often poses a difficultly in pronunciation is what I would describe as a rollercoaster of sounds, e.g. ż (like in French bon_J_our), ź, ś and sz (sh). So for example in the mentioned word DOŚWIADCZENIE, during mental preparation to pronounce correctly the "CZ" (ch) sound, the preceding "Ś" is pronounced incorrectly as SZ (sh). What helps then is reversing the order -- WIADCZENIE, then DOŚ. Saying this several times in a row makes the word sound correctly. (Of course the "D" in this particular case sounds like "T", as even Polish is not fully phonetic). For a foreigner living in Poland wanting to start learning Polish even basic skill opens a wealth of possibilities, beginning with the perception of wanting to integrate to some degree, as opposed to isolating oneself from the flow of life around.
@@welalina Myślę, że pomocna również w tym, by zapobiec powstawaniu lęku przed wymową trudnych słów i pojawianiu się blokady natury psychologicznej na dłuższą metę. Prawie równie ważne jest też rozwijanie fizycznych możliwości mięśni aparatu mowy. Pewnych sekwencji po sobie następujących dźwięków unika nawet nosiciel języka. Np. w wyrazie GdaŃsk, "Ń" jest wymawiane jako "j" i krótkie "i" -> "Gda-ji-sk", gdyż dzięki temu przejście do następującego "s" staje się naturalnie łatwe.
I am currently learning polish because I love this language but polish cases are so horrible and hard to manage 😭😭I cant know all the endings that exist 😭😭
Focus on a case at a time and get lots of practice - lots of drilling, lots of frequently-used phrases, and a few key phrases you’ll always remember so that when you’re trying to remember the tense endings you can fall back on how your “memory phrase” is declined. “Mam fajnego brata” is one I used to remind me that masc accusative adjectives end in -ego and that masc animate nouns take -a at the end.
As people above say - do it step by step. Do each case separately. Practice with one case at a time, use in examples, use it in speech. Only move to the next case, when you get ahold of how the previous one works. In the end, try doing more cases together (2 at a time, 3 at a time, 4 at a time, ...) , until you can use all of them at once. It will work. Good luck :)
Do nauki innych języków się przydaje polski. Dowolnych języków. Przykład z własnego doświadczenia: pierwszy miesiąc nauki chińskiego to tak naprawdę ćwiczenia wymowy poszczególnych dźwięków. Z perspektywy kogoś, kto włada polskim, jedyne, czego się trzeba nauczyć, to Ü (a robi się to, wymawiając "u", ale układając usta jak do "i"), bo takie rzeczy jak rozróżnienie od siebie dź od dż oraz dzi albo ć od ź już "jest". Najzabawniejsze, że to jest zdolność nieuświadomiona, bo dopiero jak zaczęliśmy mieć na zajęciach także Francuza, to można było odczuć jakim zmaganiem może być wymowa, taka przecież oczywista. No bo jak to tak, pomylić sz z zi?
oczywiście, że nie warto (podziwiam Pana LL za talent do języków, w tym za umiejętność swobodnego posługiwania się polskim - też bym chciał mieć taką łatwość nauki języków)
As a Polish I would say that polish sounds like broken radio: śszczszszszzszszczżżzzźźźźźszcz....... I 'm very impresed by Luka's knowledge of polish language and his pronounciation. He is so good in polish, that I would say he is a master.
Drodzy Polacy, po co mówicie, że polski to jeden z najtrudniejszych języków świata. Jednym z "najszeleszczących", to może tak. Ale gramatyka jest całkiem spoko, a nacisk na przedostatnią sylabę to czyste złoto! No i wymawiacie wyrazy tak, jak są zapisane przynajmniej w języku literackim. Normalny macie jezyk: ani łatwy, ani trudny, tak w sam raz! 😼
@Austriacki Malarz Ta kwestia ortografii dotyczy nie tylko Polaków. Tu raczej chodzi o globalnej cyfryzacji i jej skutkach. SMSy, wiadomości, komentarze; ludziom po prostu szkoda jest czasu sprawdzać jak to poprawnie mają napisać. Dla codziennej komunikacji musi wystarczyć. A język przetrwa, trochę się zmieni, na pewno, ale przetrwa.
@Arek Varsovia Ucze się chińskiego od wakacji,ale tak mało nie mam żadnego kursu niestety ale mysle nad nim na przyszly rok lub arabski w chinskim jest 50tys znakow i 4 tony czytałem,że godzina dziennie nauki opanuje się w 6 lat,ale chyba jednak bardzije pójde na arabski i po arabskim na chiński
Mogę się zgodzić co najwyżej do prostej wymowy, ale to tylko potwierdza piękno tego języka. Po co pisać literę, której się nie wymawia?! Mistrzami w tym są Francuzi. Gdzie ma być skomplikowane, aby wyciągnąć z języka jak najwięcej możliwości, tam j.polski pokazuje pazur, ale komplikowanie wymowy nie wpływa w żaden sposób na swobodę wyrażania swoich myśli
Luca has also interviewed us for a video on his channel us well, check it out here 👉 ruclips.net/video/4w41ja4gLXw/видео.html 😃
I want to thank you so much. I want to thank you so much for posting this video online. Because now I really want to learn polish again.
Super film wysłałem to moim kuzynom z angli😁,ja sam interesuje się językiem chinskim i arabskim
It’s been two years since your post. How you getting on?
I'm learning Polish; it's being really a challenge for me, but I won't give up!!
@Serious Damage! Thank you 🙏
Powodzenia 🙂 want help? Write to me🙂
Good luck 😊 dasz radę na pewno 😊
Polish honestly is one of the hardest languages in the world for non slavic speakers.Im slavic myself so I understand much of Polish without actually learning it,but I decided I want to learn and be fluent bc I just love slavic languages,polish is similar to my native language slovak but for me polish accent is very funny and the way the pronounce things 😂😂
Just think about the joy and pride and that You will feel after having mastery over polish!
I too started to learn a slavic langauge a couple of months ago;Russian!
They are borh challenging but ad beautiful
Jestem Brazylijczykiem i nie mam polskiego korzenia (nic hahaha). Tylko zakochałem się w tym trudnym języku. 😂😂 Ale bardzo lubię język polski (chociaż jest trudny). W przyszłości będę w Polsce. 😉 Pozdrawiam cieplutko z Brazylii 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😘😄
@Antek Policmajster Ojeju, nie wiedziałem tego. 😜 Właśnie czytałem tam w stronie Wikipedii o tym słowie. Hahahaha Ciekawe! Dzięki, że mi powiedziałeś! 😄
Pozdrawiam cieplutko! 🇧🇷
@@MatheusMalison Dlatego mówimy w liczbie mnogiej: mam polskie korzenie/ nie mam polskich korzeni. Pozdrawiam ciepło z Polski :)
Jest taka przyśpiewka ludowa: Ożeń ty się ożeń, jak masz polski korzeń!!😝🤩
Um brasileiro que fala polonês, parabéns. Me ajuda com meu polonês surrado. 😂
I am from Slovakia and I understood everything in this video :-) But this Italian guy is amazing
Same, I’m from Russia
Uczę się polskiego, bo Stanisław Lem jest najlepszym pisarzem i chcę czytać jego książki po polsku.
Jestem Polakiem i sam odbiłem się za pierwszym razem od jego książek. Powodzenia! :3
Jeśli będziesz płynnie czytać (i rozumieć) Lema w języku polskim to znaczy że opanowałaś ten język do perfekcji.
"W obszarze blach, rdzą przeżartych, kadmowych i tantalowych wraków, gdzie tylko wiatr bywał dotąd rzężąc w kopcach rozwłóczonego żelastwa, wszczął się ruch drobny, jak w mrowisku, nieustanny; powierzchnię metalu okryła łuska błękitnawa żaru, roziskrzyły się szkielety metalowe, zmiękły, pojaśniały od gorąca wewnętrznego i jęły się łączyć ze sobą, sczepiać, spawać, i z wirowiska zgrzytających brył wstawał i lągł się nowy potwór, taki sam, nie do odróżnienia. Wicher, nicość niosący, napotkał go i nowa rozgorzała walka. A już następne potwory rodziły się i staczały z cmentarzyska; i czarna trwoga chwyciła Srebrzystych, bo widzieli już, jak niezwyciężone grozi im niebezpieczeństwo."
When you read this and understood everything, so you now feel POWERFULL
Ej a co on tam napisał
I'm not learning Polish, but watching volleyball matches on Polsat ;-)
:D
brawo :D
xD POLSAT! POLSAT!
I can’t believe Luca speaks Polish as well. Amazing!
He does! 😃
Let's say almost as well.
Not only does he speak Polish, but he speaks it fluently. Truly impressive.
@@adamwntHe speaks quite well polish pronunciation cause Italian and Polish fonetics are close each other but he is comitting funny grammatical mistakes like small kids often commit. But at whole he is communicative what only matters finally.
No tak, on mówi po prostu płynnie, naprawdę. Nie do wiary. Wow. Uczę się włoskiego teraz więc widzę Luca wszędzie wśród RUclipsrs we Włoszech i jest niesamowity.
Cieszę się, że widzę Lucasa, jestem francuzem i polakiem, moja prababcia była Polką, więc uczę się polskiego.
Wspaniale wiedzieć że ludzie i z Zachodu mogą się uczyć naszego języka :)
Ja jestem Polakiem i uczę się francuskiego! :)
@@rafamarcisz2086 ruclips.net/video/Bw30a4XDs0Y/видео.html
Jeśli lubisz się uczyć słuchając muzyki, posłuchaj tej francuskiej piosenki
@@damien5688 przesłuchałem tą piosenkę i wiem że będę się uczył Francuskiego
Moi kuzyni z angli uczą się polskiego
One of the best polyglots around.
Studiuje polskiego w Niemczech i mi się bardzo podoba. Nauczyłam się mówić po polsku kiedy byłam mała ale nigdy nie uczyłam się gramatykę albo literaturę. Widziałam dla mnie przyszłość dla tego bo już trochę umiałam z dzieciństwa. Teraz przez pare lat uczenia się języka polskiego myśle że naprawdę warto było ! ✨
Great for you! Try to read Polish literature, you won't be disappointed!
You are very good in Polish honestly, but correctly is "Studiuję polski", but of course I understood what you mean!
All the best :)
Uczyłem się polskiego od ośmiu miesięcy, i muszę powiedzieć, że Luca jest inspiracją! Właściwie cieszę się on myślał, że język polski brzmi jak francuski. Też tak myślałem, kiedy byłem w Polsce, i nie wiedziałem dlaczego.
Dude this guy is insane. He is one of the best polyglots I've ever seen
He is incredible especially as he learnt Polish as a mature student. The best age to learn a language is when one is 6 years old. I was sent to a French/English school, at that age, having only spoken Polish. It took several weeks to be fluent without much effort. Well done Luca!!
Dzien dobry! One of my professors once recommended I learn Polish since it would be "unique" but also common enough that I can use it when working on Central European affairs. So far I've been loving it- I get to watch and understand so many Polish films :D
I guess declination is a nightmare? 😁
Very often it is better to learn a less common language. Russian would be the obvious choice but there are a lot of people speaking Russian and that means there's a lot of competition.
If you choose a "smaller" (no offence) Slavic language and you learn it well, you won't have as much competition and you will make a name for yourself as a language specialist.
Fajnie buziaki🥰🇵🇱 dla Ciebie -nie odpuszczaj💪👊🧐😉😃
I just started to learn Polish.. it’s so enjoyable ❤️❤️🇵🇱
Glad to hear people from others countries likes to learn my language and are enjoying it. I wish you all the best in learning the language!
Greetings from Polish Winged Hussar🇵🇱!
Powodzenia :)
Polish sounds quite melodious to me and I kinda agree with the Second Lady’s reason. I hope one day I will be able to master the language.
Mieszkam w Rosji, uczę się też polskiego, bardzo mi się podoba, jak to brzmi, uwielbiam przebywać w Polsce. Bardzo piękny kraj, wspaniałe miejsca, mili otwarci ludzie.
Rosyjski też brzmi bardzo ładnie. Świetny język do śpiewu.
Zwykli Rosjanie też są ok.
Tylko te Wasze władze...to jest dramat.
А я учу русский :P
@@shiroi9888 зачем он тебе?
Powodzenia !❤
@@shiroi9888 Удачи!
Omg im shocked how good his polish accent is! Sometimes i got an impression that he was Polish!:)
Italian language reads almost the same way as Polish, it has penultimate syllable accent , similar consonants and softenings (Luccio, Assisi, disegno). It also has similar intonation so Italians get Polish pronuciation almost perfect.
@@JesusMagicPanties 'almost the same' is a bit of an overstatement :) Polish is fairly difficult for Italians to pronounce well (some words such as noga, policja etc are easy, true, but many are difficult, such as cześć, słychać etc)
@@luckyluckydog123 I guess there are similar syllables in Italian in Polish - spoken just maybe harder or faster only - like "BreSCia - "czeŚĆ"; "SUe" - SŁychać The tongue makes almost the same job anyway. As for Italians their Polish pronunciation almost always fools me they aren't foreigners. I have very sensitive ear "detecting" any accents and I can say that even Ukrainians - which have probably the most similar language to Polish - do speak ALWAYS worse Polish accent than Italian people do. This is strange but I never met any Ukrainian who I didn't "detect" after first sentence he is not a native although they very often speak better syntactically Polish than average Pole does . However their accent and melody seem likely to be impossible to definitely get rid off.
@@JesusMagicPanties I do agree that Polish and Italian have many common points in pronunciation (similar vowels etc), but I think you're overstating the point. I mean, I speak Polish but I can clearly hear my foreign accent when I hear recordings of myself :) In my limited experience Ukrainians do often keep a very recognizable accent, but that's probably because they don't feel the need of a 'perfect' accent and, perhaps, it's also a matter of self-identifications; however, in terms of phonetic system, Ukrainians are in a considerably better position to speak Polish with a good accent than Italians (if they want to learn it). See eg a few seconds of this video ruclips.net/video/wXtrscrbOFk/видео.html . The younger person has been in Poland for two years and speaks practically without foreign accent, the older one has a very obvious accent.
ps Brescia it's pronounced Bresza and in 'słychać' the difficult part is not 'sł' but 'ych'.
Luca's accent is phenomenal in all his languages!
I was born and raised in Ireland, yet my parents are Polish, I've always had a Polish upbringing. Polish food, Polish friends, Going to see family in Poland every summer and stuff like that.
I'm just a simple 12 year old kid- nothing else- but the problem is- my parents never taught me Polish because they thought there was no need for it since because I would speak English in school. Yet my cousins went to weekend Polish classes before they moved back to Poland. I just always felt so envy, because I really wanted to learn Polish but the problem was I had to do myself, I was taught a little bit of Polish, BUT I never got to finish it. Especially whenever you have like friends that their parents come from the country as your parents, which can be useful so you can communicate in your native language, unlike me all my friends talked Polish so well. In school I always got help because I speaked another language, which made me feel like I was dumb because I needed more help than the people in my class who speaked English as their native language and everytime I said to a new teacher, (Miss or Mrs) ____ for example, oh that's alright- so you'll need more support, ..... I was always annoyed when teachers said this- and sometimes people giggled behind my back, I just felt so sad.
Now I'm in Secondary/Middle School- and things have got better- I'm learning French and Spanish plus English in School, and in my free time I learn German,Polish and Italian. Thank you for reading this and I hope you have a wonderful day! 😁
Kocham Polsce! 🇵🇱❤
Edit: I no longer study Irish.
masz dziwnych rodziców, nie dają Ci poznac Twojej rodziny w Polsce
You will be because you have good genes. Come to Poland to study or for vacations. Good luck.
@@chicagochopinfoundation4845 I go to Poland, every summer to visit my family
I do not believe their behaviour. Ask them to talk to you in Polish. Do not answer them in English anymore but in other language. They love you, so they will be helping you in your dream, that is Polish. Be brave and do not resign in learning Polish. 😀😃🙂
I am learning Polish because I love the accent, country and the language :)) I know Russian as a Foreign Language. This helps a lot.
Uczyłam się polskiego od kilku miesięcy. Polecam, to świetna zabawa!🧡
Uczyłam się - it's past simple (I guess), uczę się - present time.
@@werthor7083 dobra przesłanie chyba zrozumiałeś
@@takbyo4485 To nie był żaden przytyk tylko chęć pomocy.
@@werthor7083 nie wiem dlaczego gdy np polak cos pisze po angielsku to nikt go nie poprawia ani nic, ale gdy obcokrajowiec mówi po polsku i coś przękręci to od razu trzeba go poprawiać. Jakbyś sie czuł gdybyś uczył się np Chińskiego, weszedł pod chiński filmik i napisał komentarz a jedyne co usłyszał to "tych znaków sie tak nie używa". Teraz pomyś czy to by cie zmotywowało czy przeciwnie.
@@takbyo4485 Pudło. Ja się właśnie uczę chińskiego.
gość mówi tak świetnie po polsku, że mogłabym pomyśleć, iż to był jego pierwszy język
wow
Uczę się polskiego, bo to moje dziedzictwo. Bardzo trudne. Cieszymy się, że wkrótce odwiedzę Polskę
Nice! May I ask you where are you from?
I always wonder where rest of the Poles are!
@@321imperator Stany Zjednoczone. A ty?
@@run2fire Ja jestem Polakiem z dziada pradziada :)
Jeśli chcecie odwiedzić Polskę, szczególnie polecam Gdańsk, to piękne miasto!
@@321imperator Dziedak urodzony z Gdanska. Hopefully visiting in 2021!
@@run2fire you can always let me know when you will be in Gdańsk, I can be a guide, and try to have a conversation in Polish. I live in Gdańsk and I am open to people, especially for those with Polish roots :)
I'm learning polish because my job deals with a lot of polish customers! I also live in an area with several polish sklepy and people
This channel is really helping me. I live in Krakòw and I've been working hard to learn Polish. This particular video is great because it makes me feel like I can succeed if i work hard enough. Dziękuję bardzo!
My favorite slavic languages are Polish, Russian, and Czech! Slavic languages are complex and challenging but at the same time intriguing and attractive!
My great-grandparents came to the USA from Poland and my grandfather spoke Polish but he did not teach my father the language :( I really want to learn and go visit where they are from but it seems so difficult to learn at home.
You should take advantage from having Polish roots. 😀 It's a shame your Father was not thought Polish but we will not turn back the time. There is a great mobile applucation busuu. I use it for learning English, German and not only. 😀😃🙂
Jestem Koreańczykiem, haha cieszę się, że ktoś w Polsce uczy się koreańskiego. Powodzenia!
I have just started to learn Polish as I love Speedway racing and some of the best Speedway racing is in Poland so I want to live and work in Poland for a few years to experience the racing and follow my favourite racers in real life not on television
What a dedication 🙂
ale Luca super fajny gość! jestem pod wrażeniem
I think the argument "Why learn a language that is only spoken in one country, you will never have a chance to use it?" is no longer valid. People travel so much these days and work in different places. The chances that you meet a native speaker are much higher than 20 years ago. Especially, if it's a language spoken on your continent.
if you go to The Netherlands, where I am from, you will find that there are an incredible amount of polish people living here. At my previous work, at least 60 of the 120 people working there were polish people. That's also why I started learning polish, just makes a lot of sense when half of your colleagues are polish :P
@@epter1 Yeah, lots of people migrated to countries like the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, the US (don't know about US these days but historically the community there was huge and I think there's still about 10 million Poles and Polish descendants living there, if I remember the number correctly and nothing changed). Afaik other "popular" destinations are among others Ireland and Norway.
BTW I hear Dutch are really good with English and you can easily get along without knowing any Dutch. I've also heard it's a beautiful and amazing country (I have two friends who studied at TU Delft). I'm considering starting bachelor degree at TU Delft - any tips on idk what to learn or what kind of Dutch could be useful? I live in Germany now and my German isn't the best but it's sufficient, I honestly cannot imagine living in a country whose language you don't speak, long term wise.
@@Kasiarzynka hahahah yeah this is completely true, i think only 10% of the people i have met in all my life don't speak english. Plus i think most dutch people are way more friendly to foreigners than our own people, so that probably makes you feel very welcome if you would come live here.
When i learn a new language i find the easiest way is just to look up the 1000most used words, then learning 20 of those words everyday. That's only 50 days of learning. Then the grammar you can learn easiest by just living in that certain country, in my opinion. Speaking with natives, if you know 1000 words that shouldn't be to difficult
@Sheela Narayanan When i learn a new language i find the easiest way is just to look up the 1000most used words, then learning 20 of those words everyday. That's only 50 days of learning. Then the grammar you can learn easiest by just living in that certain country, in my opinion. Speaking with natives, if you know 1000 words that shouldn't be to difficult
uczę się polskiego, moim zdaniem to najpiękniejszy język w całym świecie
Znam rosyjską cyrlice i pare pytań,ale bardziej zainteresował mnie język chiński i arabski,wy też macie piękny język słucham rosyjkiego rapera „Pharaoh”
Спасибо, брат, а русский для меня прекрасный язык :) Приветствую вас из польши P.S. Пусть будет больше таких как ты и не будет больше войн между славянами и не только 🇵🇱🇷🇺
How timely. I will finally be adding Polish to my serious studies of languages. I have Polish ancestry, and would like to be able to search for records in the language. I also think that Polish has a beautiful sound!!! One day (soon I hope) I will finally visit the town that my family was from. Thank you for these amazing videos, and I wish you much success in your future work! 😊
So there's a lot of work in front of You: to be able to search in our records You also need to know Russian and/or German (depending on where your family comes from), at least on a basic level.
Tomasz Łukaszewski I can ‘read’ both and I am not afraid to use a dictionary :) I have studied some Russian and planning to work on German & Russian more anyway. Thank you for the information, this is very helpful to know!
@@simonehawkins5520 Oh, that's great then, good luck in Your work! In the past (19th century and before) the records were maintained by the church or other religious organizations. Some part of old parish records has been lost due to bad maintenance and fires. To prevent further losses, they were all collected in professional archives maintained by the state and dioceses and digitized (this process might still be in progress) and are available online, for example: ank.gov.pl/co-robimy/zasob-i-udostepnianie/informacje-o-archiwaliach/zbiory-online/, archiwum.diecezja.pl/kopie-ksiag-metrykalnych/
because it sounds so cute.
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Luca mistrz :) jak on odmienia te nasze koncowki !
Luca fantastycznie mówi po polsku.
Uczę się polskiego, bo bardzo mi się podoba ten język.
He is the best polyglot!
There seems to be steretype among polish people, that Polish is the most dificullt language to learn. I think, this depends mainly on what you native tongue is, if slavic, it may not be so difficult, because of similarities. Maybe I start to learn polish this year, to prove it? Greetings from southern neighbouring land. Martin, Slovakia
Good video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
I'm learning Polish to become a true catholic gamer
Język polski daje wspaniały wstęp do mandaryńskiego, przynajmniej jeśli chodzi o fonetykę. Tłumaczyłem Chińczykom wymowę używając transkrypcji pinyin.
I am learning Polish because I have a lot of aunts, uncles, and cousins in Poland, I want to be able to speak with them one day without using google translate 24/7.
Gdańsk on pfp 😍
@@maxerpl7564 Yes. I went to Gdańsk last summer for a couple of hours. I took that picture there.
Jak ja podziwiam każdego, kto był w stanie opanować choćby jeden język obcy 🤩
Poligloci to prawie nadludzie 😄
Bravo Luca i brawo prowadząca za umiejętności interviewerskie :)
Have been learning and have a highly intriguing story of how I started! Mostly what helped me at the start (as always) is learning the list of Poland’s monarchs, along with their epithets. Plus, as a pianist and composer, it does feel like a window into the world of Chopin and Moniuszko…
This is the first song I wrote after starting: ruclips.net/video/goO3PUOAmQk/видео.html
Luca's Polish is better than some native Polish can speak. Big RESPECT ☺
Wow, ale super mówi po polsku! Jak ładnie odmienia wyrazy. Robi wrażenie.
His accent is soooo good
Hi! I am charmed by Polish and also knowing German French and a bit of Russian, there are familiar sounds and expressions! Will definitely go on learning!
Luka ma rewelacyjny akcent. Nie wiem ile się uczył ale wymiata po polsku !
WOW!! Luca is my hero! He has amazing Polish skills. Maybe one day I will approach that kind of level. Uczę się polskiego od siedmiu miesiący. Bardzo mi się podoba. Sądzę, że oczywiście warto uczyć się języka polskiego.
ta Ukrainka bardzo madrze mowi ,bo ja mieszkam w Anglii i poprzez jezyk rozumiesz obyczaje ,zachowanie ,styl bankowy ,miejscowa biurokracja czyli widzisz roznice i urzedy i wiesz jak sie poruszac.
Luca świetny gość! A "Pani Justyna" pięknie na niego patrzy :D
Świetny odcinek! Bardzo interesujący, i jak Luca odmienia wszystkie słowa! Wielkie WOW!
Polish is in my list. I'm almost fluent in portuguese, next is german, and then either rusdisn or polish.
A stranger polish lass was the reason for commencing to learn this language. And that's y, m Trying to acquire fluency to really surprise her one day.
I'm learning Polish for a few years now, and the deeper I dive into it, the better it feels to listen to Polish, especially following along and noticing myself replying outloud 😂😂
I'm totally shocked about Luca's pronunciation. Some people forgot to mention wide historical and cultural aspect.
3:56 i to jest wlasnie to. Pozdrawiam Polakow z Uk co mieszkaja tu lata i ani be ani me i jeszcze wszystkiego po Polsku szukaja. Kalectwo.
Super prowadząca, niesamowity głos i dykcja. Takiej prezenterki brakuje na polskim RUclips!
Dodatkowa zaleta pani Justyny - świetnie mówi również po niemiecku. :-)
I am currently learning Polish. I hope to move there in a few years. I find I read it better than speaking it though. Any recommendations on techniques or programs?
I'm unsure if I understood your problem correctly (I suppose you meant reading out loud, correct me if I'm wrong), so this may be a useful or may be a terrible piece of advice, but if I struggle to say a word, even in English as I'm a Polish native speaker, I just try to picture it in my head, how it looks like and slowly pick it out. Soon, you'll just remember it by yourself. If you read a word, maybe try to memorize the pronunciation for later, or keep revising it. I don't think there's other specific methods to do that, as it just pops in at one point.
a jaka jest technika żeby mówić płynnie po angielsku?:)
@@tomasz6939 O kurde, generalnie to nie mam pojęcia bo mieszkam w Anglii i w pewnym momencie, samo mi to wskoczyło.
@@simply_julia this language has too many consonants ,huge range of them.
@@piotrwojdelko1150 Heh, true. That's why it's so difficult.
1:31-OMG...i'm moving to Poland!!!
My native language is Russian. Last year I took a Polish A1 course at my uni just because I love languages and Poland is our neighbor (i live in Berlin). Now I finished my A1 course and I can understand the most of the thing you guys are talking about. I want to jump straight to B2 next semester (before that I will watch some videos in Polish and also use DuoLinguo to be prepared haha). I would say 70%-80% of vocabulary is similar/the same as in Russian. The grammar is very similar although the Polish grammar is more conservative hence (a bit?)more complicated.
I'm also planning to play The Witcher 1 completely in Polish soon (text and audio). Just to learn Polish even better and to discover this universe, never played/read/watched The Witcher before.
What is my motivation? Well, probably the fact that I can learn a new language so quickly and so easily. I feels cool. The quick success is my motivator.
And it's also nice to discover one more culture. I want to spend in Poland some time, maybe do volunteering or work for several months.
Polish is my sixth language. I speak perfect Russian, English and German. Currently doing my B1 course in Spanish and French. Gonna start learning Norwegian next semester.
I don't know how people can dislike this video.
Ale harna u was weducza! Taka pryjemna. Spodobalos' wideo :)
Bardzo dziękuję 🤩
1:10 Zgadzam się z koleżanką! Ja próbuję się nauczyć celtyckiego irlandzkiego i Afrikaans m.in. z tego powodu (pomijam, że bardzo podoba mi się ich brzmienie). Niestety są bardzo, bardzo trudne i myślę, że kontynuacja nauki bez nauczyciela (native speakera) nie przyniesie oczekiwanych skutków. :/
Finally he came into channel yeah
I'm Polish, but living in the Netherlands, i know some dutch, but gave up recently cuz i thought that English is enough. This video inspired me to go back to learning Dutch
Język polski jest bardzo ciekawy. A jeszcze dla mnie on jest prostym, bowiem znam rosyjski i białoruski
For me personally, Polish has been more difficult than my C1 level of Chinese, it's harder to listen and translate in my head because the words run together with harder differentiating sounds, where Chinese is tonal and naturally the words sort of separate. (Nevermind writing!)
Bardzo dobry i inspirująncy filmik, dziękuję ślicznie Justyna i Luca!
Dziękuję bardzo!)👍
How I miss this city.
Uczę się języka polskiego, bo mój dziadek był z polski i bardzo łubie polskiej kultury, literatury i polskie miasta jako Wrocław, Kraków a Cieszyn
Jestem fanką Luki, uwielbiam jego kanał :)
Luca mówi zajebiście po polsku
Just here for Luca. But also seriously considering taking up Polish 😁
Ja jestem Włochym, Polak i Tunezyjczyk. Mówię po polsku, nie do końca ale ludzie rozumią.
Fajnie, że się starasz. Przy okazji - "Jestem Włochem, Polakiem, Tunezyjczykiem" (nie ma za co :D)
@@totonon1270 ooo chyba go zniechęciłaś hah 😆
Rozumiemy! Ale do uwagi "ty to małe" dodam jeszcze, że pisze się "rozumieją" :)
Ciao. Perché non ci aiutiamo a vicenda? Ci sono mesi che non uso italiano quotidianamente e mi sento perso a volte quando mi sforzo parlandolo 😂😂
Bardzo ciekawy program. What I see often poses a difficultly in pronunciation is what I would describe as a rollercoaster of sounds, e.g. ż (like in French bon_J_our), ź, ś and sz (sh). So for example in the mentioned word DOŚWIADCZENIE, during mental preparation to pronounce correctly the "CZ" (ch) sound, the preceding "Ś" is pronounced incorrectly as SZ (sh). What helps then is reversing the order -- WIADCZENIE, then DOŚ. Saying this several times in a row makes the word sound correctly. (Of course the "D" in this particular case sounds like "T", as even Polish is not fully phonetic).
For a foreigner living in Poland wanting to start learning Polish even basic skill opens a wealth of possibilities, beginning with the perception of wanting to integrate to some degree, as opposed to isolating oneself from the flow of life around.
To super metoda!
@@welalina Myślę, że pomocna również w tym, by zapobiec powstawaniu lęku przed wymową trudnych słów i pojawianiu się blokady natury psychologicznej na dłuższą metę. Prawie równie ważne jest też rozwijanie fizycznych możliwości mięśni aparatu mowy. Pewnych sekwencji po sobie następujących dźwięków unika nawet nosiciel języka. Np. w wyrazie GdaŃsk, "Ń" jest wymawiane jako "j" i krótkie "i" -> "Gda-ji-sk", gdyż dzięki temu przejście do następującego "s" staje się naturalnie łatwe.
I am currently learning polish because I love this language but polish cases are so horrible and hard to manage 😭😭I cant know all the endings that exist 😭😭
Focus on a case at a time and get lots of practice - lots of drilling, lots of frequently-used phrases, and a few key phrases you’ll always remember so that when you’re trying to remember the tense endings you can fall back on how your “memory phrase” is declined. “Mam fajnego brata” is one I used to remind me that masc accusative adjectives end in -ego and that masc animate nouns take -a at the end.
As people above say - do it step by step.
Do each case separately. Practice with one case at a time, use in examples, use it in speech. Only move to the next case, when you get ahold of how the previous one works.
In the end, try doing more cases together (2 at a time, 3 at a time, 4 at a time, ...) , until you can use all of them at once. It will work. Good luck :)
@Antek Policmajster yup that’s what I’m doing but I feel like I’ll always struggle with it but I’m not gonna give up hahaha
@@JudgeHill yea I agree with u but fajnego it’s genitive isn’t it? 🤔
@@_Killkor yeahh thanks for the encouragements :) I’ll keep working nie martw się hahaha
Awesome to see Luca here!
why? :)
Do nauki innych języków się przydaje polski. Dowolnych języków.
Przykład z własnego doświadczenia: pierwszy miesiąc nauki chińskiego to tak naprawdę ćwiczenia wymowy poszczególnych dźwięków. Z perspektywy kogoś, kto włada polskim, jedyne, czego się trzeba nauczyć, to Ü (a robi się to, wymawiając "u", ale układając usta jak do "i"), bo takie rzeczy jak rozróżnienie od siebie dź od dż oraz dzi albo ć od ź już "jest". Najzabawniejsze, że to jest zdolność nieuświadomiona, bo dopiero jak zaczęliśmy mieć na zajęciach także Francuza, to można było odczuć jakim zmaganiem może być wymowa, taka przecież oczywista. No bo jak to tak, pomylić sz z zi?
Great content!
Thanks for all this work done ✅
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oczywiście, że nie warto (podziwiam Pana LL za talent do języków, w tym za umiejętność swobodnego posługiwania się polskim - też bym chciał mieć taką łatwość nauki języków)
w niektórych zdaniach nie da się poznać, że Luca jest obcokrajowcem
As a Polish I would say that polish sounds like broken radio: śszczszszszzszszczżżzzźźźźźszcz....... I 'm very impresed by Luka's knowledge of polish language and his pronounciation. He is so good in polish, that I would say he is a master.
I love hot Polish sounds. So elegant. I can’t wait until I am better at it :)
jakim sposobem on tak dobrze sie nauczyl
Drodzy Polacy, po co mówicie, że polski to jeden z najtrudniejszych języków świata. Jednym z "najszeleszczących", to może tak. Ale gramatyka jest całkiem spoko, a nacisk na przedostatnią sylabę to czyste złoto! No i wymawiacie wyrazy tak, jak są zapisane przynajmniej w języku literackim. Normalny macie jezyk: ani łatwy, ani trudny, tak w sam raz! 😼
@Austriacki Malarz Ta kwestia ortografii dotyczy nie tylko Polaków. Tu raczej chodzi o globalnej cyfryzacji i jej skutkach. SMSy, wiadomości, komentarze; ludziom po prostu szkoda jest czasu sprawdzać jak to poprawnie mają napisać. Dla codziennej komunikacji musi wystarczyć. A język przetrwa, trochę się zmieni, na pewno, ale przetrwa.
Zależy dla kogo dla słowian łatwy dla innych nacji często trudny jest bardzo w wymowie Polski.
3 najtrudnijeszy język na świecie
@Arek Varsovia Ucze się chińskiego od wakacji,ale tak mało nie mam żadnego kursu niestety ale mysle nad nim na przyszly rok lub arabski w chinskim jest 50tys znakow i 4 tony czytałem,że godzina dziennie nauki opanuje się w 6 lat,ale chyba jednak bardzije pójde na arabski i po arabskim na chiński
Mogę się zgodzić co najwyżej do prostej wymowy, ale to tylko potwierdza piękno tego języka. Po co pisać literę, której się nie wymawia?! Mistrzami w tym są Francuzi. Gdzie ma być skomplikowane, aby wyciągnąć z języka jak najwięcej możliwości, tam j.polski pokazuje pazur, ale komplikowanie wymowy nie wpływa w żaden sposób na swobodę wyrażania swoich myśli
1:53 to wielki fakt
To niesamowite, że Luca mówi po polsku bez włoskiego akcentu! 🤔😉🤩
Bo Włosi mają taki sam akcent?
@@DominikTrzaskacz absolutnie nie
@@DominikTrzaskacz może na Podlasiu to tak.
Przecież wyraźnie słychać akcent nie wspominając o tym, że sporo błędów robi.
Será que seria possível fazer as falas e os textos escritos em polonês e inglês e incluir em português também, mas mais devagar ?.obrigao
Miło było poznać Portugalczyka w Niemczech który trochę mówi po polsku🙂
I am learning Polish too, my wife is polka, ale jescze nie moge uczy sie dobrze
ja ci dam pani Justyno 😂 Ale super Luca jest wspaniałym człowiekiem
Czesc. Does anyone know any apps our groups in any social media when u can speak with ppl from poland to improve your language skills?
Skad jest ten Luca? Brawo, ale poziom !
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Musi byc Wlochem zeby przybyc prosto z Rzymu?
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Oczywiste dla ciebie rozumiem
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Nie masz innego zajecia? Zalóz kaganiec i wyjdz poszczekac
Fajny pomysł, przypomina mi kanał easy German