Answering your questions | 10K subscribers Q&A

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[PaulEllis-hn]

Firstly congratulations on the 10, 000 subscribers, well deserved! I just wanted to note that your comments and recommendations, especially in regards to questions 3 and 9, were particularly insightful. It’s taken me a long time to figure that out, but you were absolutely spot on.

[davidostrowski]

Hi Polish with Blondes! Firstly, I just want to say a huge thank you for your videos. They have been incredibly useful for me! I moved to Łódź a year ago and despite being half-Polish and a citizen (from UK), I only ever learnt basic Polish growing up because my mother stopped speaking it in her late teens, and my grandparents only ever spoke English in front of me. Just in a year, my vocab, reading, and listening have improved immensely and especially your cases videos have been amazing to help me understand grammar (I studied German at school and college so cases aren't too difficult for me).

Your point about non-natives learning grammar first is interesting because I always do the opposite (I did it with Spanish). I prefer to throw myself in, and learn grammar later lol. I'm really fortunate that I live in Poland so even going to Biedronka is a daily lesson 😊

For anyone learning Polish and nervous about reactions or speaking - many Poles can be surprised that a non-native would even try, but eventually you get to a point where people continue in Polish, don't switch to English, and everything works! A native speaker of a language will always know what you mean, even if you're grammar is inaccurate.

And as a language teacher myself, it's ok to take a break from learning (especially with Polish!). Sometimes you just need some time to embed what you've learnt in real-life settings!

Dziękuję bardzo!

[PeterFaithfull-qcsh]

Hello keep putting videos up there an excellent tool for learning Polish and I'm better at it than I thought, still have a long way to go however, thank you to you all.

[francielesouza]

I'm Brazilian and I'm happy to know that Isa is learning Portuguese 🙂.

[navigatewave]

Forgive me for not learning Polish these days, I was hella busy.😢

[vinne.wav]

Dziękuję, Twoje filmy bardzo mi pomagają w nauce języka. Moja mama jest Polką i wkrótce będę aplikować o Kartę Polaka. Świetna robota, tak trzymaj! Pozdrowienia z Brazylii.

[davidwright]

In Britain a few DVDs have Polish subtitles and Polish language versions .Personally, I find their subtitles helpful but not the language because most is normally spoken too fast for a beginner to catch the words.

[daniellopez-njbf]

nice video answering questions your language is difficult to learn need a lot so practice I'd like griego too y se miran omorfos! las tres ❤

[davidwright]

Dobry wieczor.The various different endings for your first names have reminded me that places too, eg. cities have similar infinite potential . Perhaps you could correct or confirm my impression that if I were to say "I am from Manchester/ London/ NewYork" etc, there is not just one (locative case?) ending but oddly more than one depending on which city it is or how the word is spelt? Thanks.

[mtyzsw]

To czasem nie jest mama z corkami ? Blizniaczkami ? 😁 Isn't that a mommy with her daughters ? Twins ?

[EdMcF]

Surnames: How come Lech Wałesa's name ends in an 'a'?

[zikrifikri]

Proszę mówić mniej po angielsku, a więcej po polsku.