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Learn useful Polish phrases with our Polish in Three Minutes series! In Poland, manners are important, and this step-by-step video teaches you some of the basics you need to be polite while speaking Polish.

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[G.W.O]

I'm English and have lived in Poland for 3 years. Even though I've been here for 3 years I can only speak very little Polish because as soon as a Polish person learns I'm English they want to practice their English and only communicate with me in English.

[daniellemannie]

I speak Polish fluently anyway, so I just came to see how accurate these videos are, considering that some can give you false information, but this one looked alright, and everything made sense so I definitely recommend sticking to these videos!

[mohamedmohsen]

Why did you stop this lessons ? this is the most clear and easy videos I saw in YouTube to teach Polish language .... please continue

[ailbhecahill]

determined to learn as much polish as possible in order to talk to my boyfriends parents, hopefully i can get my head around it..

[HolaBonjour-me]

I’ve been to Warsaw and quite a lot of the people I came across, especially the younger generation, knew at least some English, but I still learned as much Polish as I could just to be on the safe side.

[AtomicAnarchyShop]

O boże, gdybym się uczyła polskiego to bym się przeraziła :D:D

[FireRaptor]

I would like to be a polyglot. I been watching these videos, but this language seems quite difficult. It took me time to remember all lessons before this one.

[SelinNogayGemuneNeku]

Cześć, jestem Selin i mam 14 (czteranaście) lat. Miło mi Cię poznać!

[thebeginner]

I really need this, few months to go I'm coming to poland for work

[ratsliveonoevilstar]

Does Joanna do Polish lessons on Skype or anything? She seems a really good teacher. These videos are great!

[dannyluo]

I think it might be useful if I could speak a European language other than English(like Spanish or French), so just in case they don't speak English, I might get lucky and maybe they can speak Spanish or French.

[TheBarbaraannjoh]

Thank you, great simple video .i can use some of these at work.

[cloudcommunications]

I should have learnt Polish before I married my wife, I know a bit and my wife speaks perfect English but conversations with the parents is almost impossible, quite sad actually lets hope these help :)

[hampton]

I was born and lived in Poland until I was 5, and then moved to America. I'm almost 17 now and barely know any Polish. It's really embarrassing going to Poland to visit family members and only knowing a few Polish phrases. I really hope I stick to learning the language again, because if not I feel like I failed my family.

[damarismachowska]

Polish language is one of the most difficult language to learn in the world thats why so many geniuses comes from Poland

[jakempenney]

this is fantastic really helpful and great explanation :)

[lucillein]

The video is very helpful. Thanks for uploading them. There is just a small problem that I still can not pronounce the 'r' correctly ;(

[rin-bbrv]

I'm Polish! I was born in Canada but I speak very good in Polish!! Dziendobry Canada!! Czy movisz po polsku? ? Canada jest dobry kraj!! Ale zobacz Polske!!

[isatukamara]

i speak only english but i really like to speak polish because my husband speak polish i speak english is so difficult for me to speak if i come a polish lady i we so happy ollie i `m from africa but if i be a polish lady that is my best happiness in my life so i` m excited to become a polish lady and yes want to be polish

[chrissynewman]

I love these videos! I'm using the Pimsleur Program, which rocks with audio learning, and then, when I know the words well enough, I can come on here and see the actual spelling and get used to it that way. Not to mention I can keep up with more informal phrases that are used more often. ;) However, I have one question with the order of one of the phrases, and was wondering if either one is incorrect or they both are correct. When asking someone formally if they speak Polish or English, can Pan/Pani be placed both before and after the verb? In my audio language learning kit they place Pan/Pani before Mowi. Is this correct, too? Thanks a bunch! 
~Chrissy