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[stwork_official]

Polish people watching videos on learning Polish: _This is where the fun begins_

[fjenpmq]

Ą is misleading because it is more Oł than Ał.

[sakojoobebe]

why am i even learning polish with you? im freaking polish BUT IM SO INVOLVED IN WATCHING THIS VID

[slavomt]

You have a musical ear, and you are systematic and hard-working. 3 pillars to learn even a language as difficult as POLISH. This will help you feel great in Poland 😀 Good luck!

[Koseuu]

Keep in mind that Poles decoded enigma code so yea, this random ass language is nothing for us 😅 Good video bro

[zmiarta]

as a Polish native speaker, I really like this video 😊

[sylwiabrandt]

Rada odnośnie nauki języka, absolutnie bezcenna. Dziękuję.

[somakina]

actually ch-h, u-ó and ż-rz have a purpouse - in grammar;
and also can change meaning of a word, ex. lud-people, lód-ice (though it's rare)

[TheseTagsAreUseless]

Ę is like funny E but Ą sounds more like funny O than A
so I suggest try to pronounce O in this way, like E -> Ę

[joannawareluk]

I would recommend learning Polish letters step by step not all of them at once. This is the way we the Poles learned them in first grade of primary school. Perhaps it’s worth for you to buy an Elementarz - a book for Polish kids who are learning to read. They use simple sentences with short words so you can focus on memorizing which sounds stand behind what letters. And they gradually make it more advanced with each chapter.

[_Kajner]

you absolutely nailed saying pszczoły before he taught you, congrats!

[zagorskaewelina]

Really good catch with the difference in mouth placement(?) between sz and ś! I've never realized this!

[Dreju]

One thing I see people pointing out, which kinda needs it; Ą is NOT a nasal A but actually a nasal O (it historicaly used to be a nasal A but it shifted, while the letter stayed the same). So Ę is a nasal E but Ą is a nasal O.

Also; you're pretty good on all the other stuff! I see some small tendencies to ommit ending vowels, like one would in English but otherwise pretty nice!

[krzyssokulski]

That was actually pretty good, keep up the habbit of learning and u'll do fine

[Aleksandra-itxg]

You were so engaged while watching the video! I bet you can learn Polish quite quickly 😀 It seems like you already knew how to spell some letter combinations even before trying this video. Great start, man! And btw, that fact that you get a joke about eating vowels during PRL time! So cool you're learning our history 🙂

[marzanennka]

Wes świetnie Ci idzie, masz talent do języków 😏 trening czyni mistrza, teraz to przeczytaj 😂 pozdrawiam

[mikiminecraft]

ahahahah im from poland and i jave a lot of fun hearing other people trying to learn polish😂😂😂

[PajakTheBlind]

As I grown older I got to understand how some pairs of letters sometimes morph into each other. It's mainly about the voiced and voiceless consonants (like polish b and p). Sometimes they loose the voicing - as in "w" in wszyscy (w/f are a voiced and voiceless pair and "w" looses it's voicing due to "sz" - which is also voiceless), but a reverse process can happen as in prośba ("ś" becomes voiced "ź" because of "b").
Good luck Wes and keep on polishing your Polish 😅

[frofrofrofro]

Great explanation! I need this guy to explain korean for me 😢 Greetings from Tricity in Poland ❤