4 things succesful Polish learners do (great tips) A1-B1

In today's Polish lesson you will learn what are 4 things that successful Polish learners have in common.

[andrewchojnicki]

Zgadzam się ze wszystkim co mówisz. Nauka języka polskiego nie jest dla mnie łatwa, ale jest bardzo piękny język i warto się go dobrze nauczyć. Dziękuję za pomoc.

[zpag]

My teacher is my Polish wife and when trying asking something she answered "why you wanna learn Polish do you want meet another girl?"😅😅😅😅

[paulineearl]

Myślę że to mądry i bardzo dobra rada ❤🇵🇱❤️🇦🇺 I am a basic learner living in Australia and your lessons are excellent.. Doskonale ! 🤔😊

[wardharold]

Thank you! Sometimes I get wrapped up in all the details and forget the fundamentals of learning. This video was a great reminder.

[gw]

I would like to add number 5 for the successful polish learners' do list:
5: Choose the right material
I joined X school the books are new in the market compared to other famous books but from A1 to A2 I didn't learn something new A2 is 90% repetitive words for A1 and grammar are not organized in a way to that you can find easly, examples for A2 are so simple = A0, A1
In A1 are articles for B2, C1 level that I couldn't understand why it's there and couldn't use words from it cause not yet know the cases or what's adverbs and so on.
I don't want to say the name of those books series...
Po prostu, szkoda czas i szkoda pieniędzy. przez 2 lata brakuje mi bardzo duzo słow.
After that, I changed the class, and I started to feel the difference.

Thank you a lot for your advice 😍

[АссистентКа]

Thanks, so interesting and informative

[Rich-G-]

Dziękuję za wskazówki do nauki. I hope that right. Anyway, one thing that I found helpful is reading children's books that are written in Polish.

[robertkomurek]

I know so much about the Polish language and culture, not from my parents who were born there but bc I truly love my Polish heritage and discovered things on my own. I feel though that polish people look down on me bc I don't know it fluently or just assume that I know it and they get disappointed or go straight to speaking English to avoid hearing my horrible polish. Sadly my parents didn’t facilitate in any way me learning the language. I can't get into personal details but I think for selfish reasons my mom did not want my to learn it. I've been trying many years now and I cant even hold a simple conversation. Nothing sticks. Perhaps it's psychological, maybe I need a polish psychologist more than a polish teacher at this point 😂 thank you for your videos, they are very helpful. Especially the verb aspects.

[deacondaviddurrigan]

I am Irish, living in Ireland. Unfortunately most of the Poles I know just want to speak to me in English. I don't get much chance to practice and I am learning over 4 years now, by myself, and watching videos like these on YouTube. It is frustrating at times.