Hi Thomas! We are very happy that you like our episodes and find them this useful! :) Unfortunately we are not planning on publishing such resources at the moment, since we hope to start our own Patreon soon, just like the one that Easy German runs: www.patreon.com/easygerman because our project is inevitably going to require some financial support in the nearest future. Yet, for our own statistical reasons we'd love to know for what kind of reasons are you interested in such materials: are you just an enthusiastic learner or maybe a Polish teacher searching for materials for classes? Your feedback would be very helpful and informative for us, so thanks in advance for an answer! It will really help us prepare better for starting distributing such materials in the future, which we'd definitely love to do! Good luck learning Polish and warm greetings from Poland! Easy Polish Team :)
So you are in Katowice. Some film-shootings have been made in "Ulica 3 Maja" (in the city-centre of Katowice). Before World War I, Katowice had been a German town. Time ago, a large portion, of nowadays Poland, was Germany. For example, the Region of Poznan was Germany. Slask and Wroklaw were Germany. Pomorze and Prusy were Germany. My questions are: what about the German people who - time ago - lived in those territories ? Are their descendants still there ? In those territories, can be found people who understand German ? In a couple of weeks, I will visit Slubice (a Polish town at the border to Germany). I am Italian and I speak also English, German and a bit of Russian. My last question is: which language should I speak in Slubice ? German ? English ? Russian ?
Whatever you do, DO NOT EVER SPEAK RUSSIAN! Polish people are some of the most butthurt (after the Balts) individuals when it comes to anything Russia related. So if you imply that they might somehow know Russian (when in fact, quite many old Poles do know some) they will torture you to death.
Slubice is far from Katowice but I guess German and English are both good to communicate with people there. young generation learn english in school, German is the second language in many polish schools. many people probably know german because of contacts between Poland and Germany.
+Firas , f Every language seems hard at the beginning ;) But if it's too much for now then watch the Super Easy episode next week. We guarantee it's going to be way more suitable for beginners! :)
This could be any street in England, it's mostly Polish now. They get all the new homes, their children get the best school places and they claim every single benefit going.
Beautiful interviewer and so nice to hear peoples dreams. Bardzo lubie sluchac i uczyc sie jezyk polsiego, i dzienkuje za pomoc!
To my dziękujemy za miłe słowa
Ciekawy temat :)
Very useful episode!!
Great job, dziękuję bardzo za wszystko! Is it possible to get hold of the transcripts as text? Byłoby wspaniale dla nauki polskiego :-)
Hi Thomas! We are very happy that you like our episodes and find them this useful! :)
Unfortunately we are not planning on publishing such resources at the moment, since we hope to start our own Patreon soon, just like the one that Easy German runs: www.patreon.com/easygerman because our project is inevitably going to require some financial support in the nearest future.
Yet, for our own statistical reasons we'd love to know for what kind of reasons are you interested in such materials: are you just an enthusiastic learner or maybe a Polish teacher searching for materials for classes?
Your feedback would be very helpful and informative for us, so thanks in advance for an answer! It will really help us prepare better for starting distributing such materials in the future, which we'd definitely love to do!
Good luck learning Polish and warm greetings from Poland!
Easy Polish Team :)
Bong = Water Pipe. haha not everything should be translated. still great video, helps a lot with my Polish lessons
Dziękuję z Wrocławia
So you are in Katowice. Some film-shootings have been made in "Ulica 3 Maja" (in the city-centre of Katowice). Before World War I, Katowice had been a German town. Time ago, a large portion, of nowadays Poland, was Germany. For example, the Region of Poznan was Germany. Slask and Wroklaw were Germany. Pomorze and Prusy were Germany. My questions are: what about the German people who - time ago - lived in those territories ? Are their descendants still there ? In those territories, can be found people who understand German ? In a couple of weeks, I will visit Slubice (a Polish town at the border to Germany). I am Italian and I speak also English, German and a bit of Russian. My last question is: which language should I speak in Slubice ? German ? English ? Russian ?
Whatever you do, DO NOT EVER SPEAK RUSSIAN! Polish people are some of the most butthurt (after the Balts) individuals when it comes to anything Russia related. So if you imply that they might somehow know Russian (when in fact, quite many old Poles do know some) they will torture you to death.
where are you taking your knowlage from? any horror movies?
eipi plusone Where did you get that from?
Slubice is far from Katowice but I guess German and English are both good to communicate with people there. young generation learn english in school, German is the second language in many polish schools. many people probably know german because of contacts between Poland and Germany.
Agnieszka Błażyńska yes, horror movies. Where else? I learn everything from movies.
I liked this video
Zrobiłem film stara się mówić po polsku, przychodzi, aby zobaczyć ||| I made a movie trying to speak Polish, comes to see
It should be "Wejdź na mój kanał i zobacz film gdzie próbuję mówić po polsku"
looks so hard language
Firas , f with grammar, yes it is 😧, but fun to learn for a challenge😆
+Firas , f
Every language seems hard at the beginning ;) But if it's too much for now then watch the Super Easy episode next week. We guarantee it's going to be way more suitable for beginners! :)
GUYS QUICK MY TEACHER'S ASKING ME FOR 8 WORDS THAT I FOUND IN THIS VIDEO?? ANY IDEAS??
Too fast bit szibko
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super seria nawet nie wiecie jak fajnie się ogląda 😂
Cieszymy się, że się podoba :D
"I'd love everything to be white. I love whiteness" Typical /pol/ack xD God speed mate.
This could be any street in England, it's mostly Polish now. They get all the new homes, their children get the best school places and they claim every single benefit going.
You just gotta open up some more, Neil.
RonMD sarcasm is the lowest form of wit
Neil Baker
And thanks to polish people you can live there and you don't have financial problems...
When will you understand it?
Thank your British companies for bringing that sweet cheap labor in, do not blame the Poles. You would have done the same if you were in their shoes.
Neil Baker
Why are you even on this video if you don't like Polish people?
P.S I'm of Polish heritage fuckface