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Welcome to the 448th episode of the Learn Polish Podcast. Our discussion today revolves around the term 'usługi' or 'services'. We emphasize the relevance of this term in various facets of everyday life and how to effectively communicate about different services in the Polish language. Tune in and improve your command of Polish while enjoying a stimulating conversation.
From barbershops to cobbler services, tailoring, and more, we demonstrate using Polish language in real-life scenarios. Let's dive into the world of services together. You might be surprised how much interesting vocabulary is associated with things as simple as going to a hairdresser or a cobbler.
Not only is this episode a language lesson, but also a sociocultural exploration in connection to services and their relevance in everyday life in Poland. As a bonus, you can also find tips and guidance on how to tackle small language confusions like multiple meanings for one word depending on the context.
So whether you're planning to travel to Poland, learning the language for fun, or wanting to live there permanently, this episode will equip you with practical linguistic tools that will undoubtedly come in handy. Be sure to subscribe and join us every week for more insights into the Polish language.
Words used in this Episode:
Cztery pory roku- Four Seasons
Kalendarzowa wiosna zaczyna się w marcu- Calendar spring starts in March
Wiosna, lato, jesień, zima- Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Pora deszczowa- Rainy season
Wiosną natura budzi się do życia- In spring nature comes to life
Wyjść na zewnątrz- Go outside
Rodzimy się wraz z naturą- We are born with nature
Jaka jest twoja ulubiona pora roku? - What is your favourite season?
Żegnamy zimę i entuzjastycznie witamy wiosnę- We say goodbye to winter and enthusiastically welcome spring
Bieganie na zewnątrz- Running outside
Grać w koszykówkę z synem- Play basketball with my son
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Welcome to the fascinating 447th episode of the Learn Polish Podcast. If you're a newcomer, we encourage you to go back and start the journey with us, building your knowledge as you progress. Visit learnpolishpodcast.com to explore all previous episodes, or find us on Bitchute, YouTube, and Rumble. Don't forget to subscribe to get notifications of new releases.
This episode is thoughtfully designed to make learning Polish a fun and engaging experience. With Kamila and Roy as your hosts, get ready to dive deep into the Polish language and culture. This time, we are focusing on the concept of seasons (pory roku), and specifically, the beautiful spring season in Poland. The episode further delves into intriguing discussions on the natural, cultural, and language aspects related to the changing seasons. You'll also get to learn some intriguing vocabulary, including how to say 'outside' (na zewnątrz), 'rain' (deszcz), 'summer' (lato), and much more.
Moreover, we also have a special segment extending gratitude to Daniel Packard for his commendable efforts to help people dealing with anxiety and addictions. You can visit his page to have a free call and learn how he can assist you. Finally, the hosts also tease upcoming discussions on both the Polish tradition of Easter and the Islamic tradition of Ramadan.
Enjoy an insightful and enriching learning experience with this podcast of ours. We aim not just to teach you a new language but also to connect you with its culture. So, subscribe, stay tuned, and learn as you go with the Learn Polish Podcast. Until next episode, dziękuję bardzo i do widzenia.
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Words used in this Episode:
Cztery pory roku- Four Seasons
Kalendarzowa wiosna zaczyna się w marcu- Calendar spring starts in March
Wiosna, lato, jesień, zima- Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Pora deszczowa- Rainy season
Wiosną natura budzi się do życia- In spring nature comes to life
Wyjść na zewnątrz- Go outside
Rodzimy się wraz z naturą- We are born with nature
Jaka jest twoja ulubiona pora roku? - What is your favourite season?
Żegnamy zimę i entuzjastycznie witamy wiosnę- We say goodbye to winter and enthusiastically welcome spring
Bieganie na zewnątrz- Running outside
Grać w koszykówkę z synem- Play basketball with my son
Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 446 . This episode features an engaging conversation between Roy and his son daniel about everyone's favorite season, enjoying the nice weather, and their preferred outdoor activities.
From engaging discussions about the weather to pondering whether you need to wear sunglasses when the sun's out, the episode presents a fun, context-focused approach to language learning. You'll also hear talks about playing outside, riding bikes, playing football, and participating in the classic game of hide-and-seek — all in the Polish language.
This episode isn’t just about enjoying the great outdoors. You’ll also pick up snippets of interesting cultural information. From Polish naming conventions for birds like the Robin Redbreast (which might leave you chuckling) to a glimpse into Polish gardening and the challenges of dealing with weeds, you'll get a crash course in cultural nuances.
Lastly, there's a discussion about the importance of taking a break from screen time, a problem that is all too common in today's digital age. While technology has its merits, this episode emphasizes the benefits of physical activity and the positive impact it can have on overall well-being.
This podcast episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the Polish language and culture while enjoyably improving their linguistic skills.
Find all our episodes on LearnPolishPodcast.com and stay tuned for the next one. Until then, happy language learning!
Welcome to Episode 445 of the Learn Polish Podcast, your ultimate guide for learning the Polish language. In this episode, Kamila's team will tackle the usage and meaning of the preposition "for" in Polish. You can't miss out on this insightful lesson designed elaborately by your very own Polish language experts! Find all our episodes on our website, and social media platforms like Bitchute, YouTube and Rumble.
This episode delves deep into the world of the Polish language to decode the varied usage of the word "for". In Polish, "for" translates into three contexts: Dla, Na, and Za. Confusing, isn't it? But fear not as your hosts, Roy and Kamila, will explain each context with suitable examples and anecdotes to ensure you understand and remember the concepts.
Whether it's a present for somebody (prezent dla kogoś), waiting for someone (czekam na ciebie) or thanking someone for their help (dziękuję za pomoc), the hosts cover all these scenarios in an engaging discussion in Polish. They will also walk you through some common language errors and provide tips on how to avoid them.
This episode isn't just about learning Polish. It's also about sharing a platform with individuals who strive to make a difference in the world. An honorable mention to danielpackard.com, an initiative working tirelessly to help individuals overcome anxiety, stress, and addiction problems.
So, sit back and enjoy this interactive crash course that promises a wealth of knowledge, laughter, and a window into the intricacies of the Polish language. Remember, every episode brings you a step closer to mastering the language!
Until next week, do widzenia!
Unearth the secrets to effective phone conversations in Polish in our Learn Polish Podcast's episode 444. Visit learnpolishpodcast.com or tune in on Bitchute, YouTube, and Rumble. Catch host Roy's exciting chit-chat with Kamila in Polish and English and gain a better understanding of the Polish language.
Listen as we discuss the stress students usually experience when making phone calls in Polish. We'll share various phrases and sentence structures that can help you navigate these conversations with ease. With phrases like "Cześć, kumela", "Dzień dobry", and "Czy mogę zadzwonić za godzinę", you’ll learn how to introduce yourself, wait patiently, and inquire if you can call in an hour or so.
Don't fret if you are dealing with urgent matters, and the line is busy, or you have a dead battery. Learn how to express these situations in Polish and how to ask if someone can call you back. If you are interested in wanting to speak with specific individuals, this episode will guide you on how to ask to speak with particular persons in Polish.
Don’t forget to comment if you enjoy talking in Polish over the phone or if you find it challenging. Try this episode’s challenge: make a call and converse in Polish. Share your experiences in the comment section. Let's learn Polish together in an exciting, stress-free way.
Welcome to episode 443 of 'Learn Polish Podcast', the perfect place to pick up Polish language skills whilst having fun. In this episode, our hosts explore different ways of travelling. It's a spirited conversation with interesting personal experiences and anecdotes that leads to a delightful, educational experience. Visit learnpolishpodcast.com to find all the episodes.
Joining in the conversation is Daniel, who enlightens us on various modes of transportation. From the simplest form like bicycles and scooters to sports-related means like rollerblades and snowboards, every aspect is covered. His personal experiences and preferences make the lesson engaging and easy to grasp.
In addition to transportation, they also touch upon seasons affecting the choice of travel mode, with highlight on their summer and winter experiences. This episode is sure to teach you not only the Polish terms for different means of transport but also make you more conversational in the Polish language.
Plug into this episode of 'Learn Polish Podcast' available now on Bitchute, YouTube, and Rumble. Don't forget to subscribe for regular updates and join us on a journey to master the Polish language. We look forward to having you in our community!
Welcome to the 442nd episode of the Learn Polish Podcast, an invaluable resource for getting to grips with the nuances of the Polish language. Get ready as we explore an intriguing grammatical topic - the translation of the word 'from' into Polish. As straightforward as it might seem in English, the word 'from' has three different equivalents in Polish: 'z', 'od', and 'znad'. Each has its own unique contexts and usages, making this topic an engaging one to delve into.
Start off with us on the journey of dissecting these prepositions by understanding when and how to use 'z', which could concern place, city, or country. Further solidify your comprehension with a hands-on quiz! Following that, get enlightened on the usage of 'od' in relation to people, days, hours, and months. Lastly, encounter the less conventional 'znad', used in the context of water bodies.
While this episode is teeming with new information, our host maintains a light-hearted atmosphere with friendly banter throughout. Remember to check out www.danielpackard.com, a life-changing resource for people dealing with anxiety, stress, or addiction. The journey through the Polish language is an exciting one, and we thank you for being on it with us.
Whether you're a seasoned learner or a beginner in Polish, let us help you in your quest to master this intriguing language. Keep an eye out for more comprehensive and enjoyable lessons on our website, YouTube, and various podcast platforms.
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Words used in this episode:
Z kina- From the cinema
Z pracy- From work
Skąd wracasz?- Where are you coming back from?
Wracam z Krakowa- I'm coming back from Krakow
Jestem z Łodzi- I'm from Łódź
Jestem z Polski- I'm from Poland
Skąd jesteś?- Where are you from?
Od mojej mamy- From my mother
Od Kamili- From Kamila
Od poniedziałku, soboty- From Monday, Saturday
Pracuję od ósmej- I work from eight
Od maja, lipca- From May, July
Wracam znad morza, znad jeziora, znad rzeki- I'm coming back from the sea, from the lake, from the river
In this episode 441 of Learn Polish Podcast, embark on a journey to add more words to your Polish Vocabulary focused on a daily life theme - Packagings and Containers. You can find all our episodes on LearnPolishPodcast.com. Our lessons are designed to build one from another so, if you're new, we recommend you to start from the beginning.
Partnered with Kamilas teampolonudlodz.com, you can also find more enriching lessons to plunge deeper into the Polish language.
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In collaboration with danielpackard.com, the episode also covers approaches to manage anxiety, stress, and addiction. You can book a free 15-minute call with Daniel Packard, highlighting his programs with a 90% success rate. https://www.danielpackard.com/
Alongside enriching your polish vocabulary with new words, we also actively engage with audience, encouraging for interaction. In this episode, you'll learn in detail about different types of packagings like cans, bottles, jars, boxes and more, how each of these words is used in daily Polish language, what their translations are in English, and also get to practice their pronunciation. Tune In to the podcast to learn more.
The episode ends with a fun activity, asking you, our listener, to let us know about any other type of packaging names you know of. Looking forward to a fun and interactive learning experience!
Words Used in the show:
Opakowania- Packaging
Sprzedawczyni, sprzedawca- Saleswoman, saleswoman
Karton soku pomidorowego- Carton of tomato juice
Puszka piwa- A can of beer
Przetwory na zimę- Winter preserves
Słoik dżemu- Jar of jam
Tabliczka czekolady- Bar of chocolate
Kostka masła- Cube of butter
Kostka cukru- Cube of sugar
Paczka- Package, box
Pudełko herbaty, kawy- A box of tea, coffee
Zgrzewka wody (sześć butelek wody)- A pack of water (six bottles of water)
Welcome to the 440th episode of the Learn Polish Podcast. In this episode, a thoughtful conversation unfolds between the host and his son, Daniel. They delve into different themes around 'what children like to do after school', sharing insights into common recreational activities, sports, screen time, and playtime routines.
Daniel opens up about his everyday activities such as sleeping, playing with his pet dog, watching cartoons, and listening to his favorite music. There's an interesting discussion about Daniel's digital hobbies too, notably exploring games like Fortnite on his computer. Daniel's other activities include swimming, specifically their weekly trips to fala in Łódź, and playing on the playground, although he reveals that he now prefers walks with his dog more.
Towards the end of the episode, Daniel shares his sweet routine of playing with friends after school, often indulging in phone games while conversing with them. Tune in to this episode to explore a child's perspective on their after-school time and learn valuable Polish expressions and terms in the process. For more episodes, visit our website learnpolishpodcast.com, or find us on YouTube and Rumble. Don't forget to rate, share, and pass on to friends. Until next week, take care!
Welcome to the 439th episode of the Learn Polish Podcast, 'Starasz to Czajeszczi Dziwinych.' This platform provides a fun and easy approach to learning and understanding the Polish language. You can find all of our episodes on LearnPolishPodcast.com, Bitchute YouTube, and Rumble.
If you're new, we recommend starting right from the beginning. Lessons are presented by kamilla's expert team from Polonuslodz.com. As part of our network, you can also explore a range of other subjects across six podcasts on meditation, crypto, awakening, exposing fraud and corruption(with practical solutions), and speaking, all in one place. These resources are freely accessible at bio.link/podcaster.
This episode is particularly focused on the understanding of Polish slang, especially significant for social conversations and interaction with teenagers. We discuss the informal words and phrases commonly used in place of the official language. Variations of expressing 'I don't understand,' such as 'nie czaję', 'nie kumam', and 'nie ogarniam' are covered in detail.
We also extend our gratitude towards danielpackard.com for his significant role in helping individuals cope with anxiety, stress, and addictions. He offers a free 45-minute training program to aid in stress reduction.
Join us in this journey and enhance your understanding of informal Polish language. For more lessons and content, tune in next week. Do widzenia!
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