Polish to Begin with: Lesson 20

Here you can learn how to pay compliments in Polish

You look great today. = Świetnie dziś wyglądasz.
Thanks and the same to you. = Dzięki nawzajem.
Really? = Naprawdę?
This colour really suits you. = Naprawdę do twarzy ci w tym kolorze.
What a fantastic haircut. = Ale świetna fryzura.
Seriously? = Serio?
obviously = jasne
It really suits you. = Bardzo ci pasuje.
Well done. = Dobra robota.
Keep up the good work! = Tak trzymaj!
Your eyes are like stars. = Twoje oczy są jak gwiazdy
Oh, you are so cleaver. = Ach, jaki ty jesteś mądry.
Oh, well, darling, that’s what I’m. = Ech, drobiazg kochanie, to dla mnie nic.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 19

Today we are talking about family.

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And here is the vocab:

family = rodzina
sister = siostra
brother = brat
mother = matka
father = ojciec
mum = mama
dad = tata
bye-bye = pa pa

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 17

Today: all phrases you need when eating :)

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And add some new words to your Teach2000 list:

bon appetite = smacznego
the same to you = nawzajem.
Have a nice weekend. = Miłego weekendu.
cheers = na zdrowie
Tea or coffee? = Kawa czy herbata?
Coffee, please. = Poproszę kawę.
Tea, please. = Poproszę herbatę.
Tea with milk but without sugar, please. = Poproszę herbatę z mlekiem, ale bez cukru.
Tea with lemon, please. = Poproszę herbatę z cytryną.
Do you take sugar? = Słodzisz?
No, thank you. = Nie, dziękuję.
One spoon of sugar, please. = Tak, poproszę jedną łyżeczkę cukru.
Two spoons of sugar, please. = Tak poproszę dwie łyżeczki cukru.

Polish to Polish: Lesson 8 (Interent)

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słówka:
addiction = uzależnienie
addicted = uzależniony
website = strona internetowa
pożyteczne = useful
browser = przeglądarka
check email = sprawdzać mejle
to have access = mieć dostęp

ciekawe strony:
gazety polskie:
http://www.gazetawyborcza.pl/0,0.html
http://www.dziennik.pl/
http://olivia.pl/


biblioteka internetowa
http://www.pbi.edu.pl/index.html

śmieszne strony
http://users.v-lo.krakow.pl/~mumu/
http://www.kantata.fe.pl/

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 16

Today we are talking about food and we introduce the first case - Accusative.

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We have lots of food. = Mamy dużo jedzenia.
fridge = lodówka
What’s in our fridge? = Co jest w naszej lodówce?
milk = mleko
jam = dżem
ham = szynka
meat = mięso
vegetables = warzywa
carrot = marchewka
radish = rzodkiewka
onion = cebula
cabbage = kapusta
potatoes = ziemniaki
fruit = owoce
apple = jabłko
banana = banan
orange = pomarańcza
orange juice = sok pomarańczowy
In the fridge we have vegetables and fruit. = W lodówce mamy warzywa i owoce.
In the fridge we have butter, meat and milk. W lodówce mamy masło, mięso i mleko.
In the fridge we have juice, jam and yogurt. = W lodówce mamy sok, dżem i jogurt.
In the fridge we have sausage, ham and carrot. = W lodówce mamy kiełbasę, szynkę i marchewkę.
I like. = Lubię.
I like radish. = Lubię rzodkiewkę.
I like meat. = Lubię mięso.
I like bread. = Lubię chleb.
I like vegetables. = Lubię warzywa.
I like eating. = Lubię jeść.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 15

At last we have our 15th Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners. It's still all about present tense of verbs ending with -ać.

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I love. = Kocham.
You love. = Kochasz.
Loves. = Kocha.
We love. = Kochamy.
You all love. = Kochacie.
They love. = Oni kochają.
to watch = oglądać
In the evening I watch tv. = Wieczorem oglądam telewizję.
to run = biegać
At the weekends I run in the park. = W weekendy biegam w parku.
to swim – pływać
On Saturday I swim at the swimming pool. = W sobotę pływam na basenie.
to ask – pytać
to eat – jeść
I eat = Jem.
You eat. = Jesz.
He eats. = On je.
She eats. = Ona je.
We eat. = My jemy.
You all eat. = Wy jecie.
They eat. = Oni jedzą.
In the morning we eat breakfast. = Rano jemy śniadanie.
We eat lunch at 12 o’clock. = W południe jemy lunch.
In the afternoon we eat dinner. = Po południu jemy obiad.
In the evening we eat supper. = Wieczorem jemy kolację.
usually = zwykle
cheese = ser
tomato = pomidor
butter = masło
sandwich = kanapka
tuna = tuńczyk
all the time = ciągle
It annoys me! = To mnie denerwuje!
why = dlaczego

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 14

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners we talk about some verbs in present tense and other useful things.

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Here are some words to add to your Teach2000:

revision, review = powtórka
And now, revision, review. = A teraz – powtórka.
And now it’s time for revision. = A teraz czas na powtórkę.
I live in London. = Mieszkam w Londynie.
You live in London. = Mieszkasz w Londynie.
to read = czytać
I’m reading a paper. = Czytam gazetę.
He’s reading a text in the Internet. = On czyta tekst w Internecie.
They are reading a magazine. = Oni czytają magazyn.
to fall = padać
I’m exhausted. = Padam na nos.
It’s raining. = Deszcz pada.
It’s raining. = Pada.
Get lost! = Spadaj!

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 13

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners we talk about grammatical genders in Polish.

When you learn a new noun in Polish, it’s good to remember what gender it is: męski (masculine), żeński (feminine) or nijaki (neuter). We put symbols in brackets to help you with that.

water = woda (ż)
mum = mama (ż)
coffee = kawa (ż)
tea = herbata (ż)
lemon = cytryna (ż)
computer = komputer (m)
phone = telefon (m)
boy, boy-friend = chłopak (m)
bread = chleb (m)
table = stół (m)
house, home = dom (m)
bus = autobus (m)
beer = piwo (n)
wine = wino (n)
question = pytanie (n)
breakfast = śniadanie (n)
chicken = kurczę (n)
centre = centrum (n)
time = czas (m)

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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 12

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you will learn numbers up to 100.

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Here are some words to add to your Teach2000 list:

30 = trzydzieści
40 = czterdzieści
50 = pięćdziesiąt
60 = sześćdziesiąt
70 = siedemdziesiąt
80 = osiemdziesiąt
90 = dziewięćdziesiąt
100 = sto
That’s too difficult. = To za trudne.
How old are you? = Ile masz lat?
I’m 26. = Mam 26 lat.
an apple = jabłko
You’re stupid. = Głupi jesteś
I think that… = Myślę, że…

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 11

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you'll learn lots of useful adjectives.

If you want to add them to you Teach2000 lists here they are:

hungry = głodny, głodna
tired = zmęczony, zmęczona
beautiful = piękny, piękna
tall = wysoki, wysoka
handsome = przystojny
ugly = brzydki, brzydka
short (opposite to tall) = niski, niska
fat = gruby, gruba
slim = szczupły, szczupła
poor = biedny, biedna
rich = bogaty, bogata
old = stary, stara
young = młody, młoda
big = duży, duża
small = mały, mała
long = długi, długa
short (opposite to long) = krótki, krótka
What does it mean? = Co to znaczy?

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Polish to Begin with: Lesson 10

In this Bloggy Polish lesson for beginners you'll learn the verb "to have" .

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If you want some new phrases to add to your Teach2000, here they are:

To be or not to be. = Być albo nie być.
to have = mieć
I have = mam
I have a problem. = Mam problem.
I have some time. = Mam czas.
I don’t have much time. = Nie mam czasu.
you have = masz
Do you have a question? = Masz pytanie?
he has = on ma
He has a Polish girl-friend. = On ma polską dziewczynę.
she has = ona ma
She has a Polish boy-friend. = Ona ma polskiego chłopaka.
we have = mamy
We have a Polish lesson now. = Mamy teraz lekcję polskiego.
you have = macie
You have a nice house. = Macie ładny dom.
they have = oni mają, one mają

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 9

In this Bloggy Polish for beginners you'll learn the verb "to be".

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Here is another list to add to your Teach2000:
to be = być
I am = jestem
you are = jesteś
he is = on jest
she is = ona jest
we are = jesteśmy
you are = jesteście
they are (masculine) = oni są
they are (feminine) = one są
ill = chory, chora
tired = zmęczony, zmęczona
hungry = głodny, głodna
a little bit = trochę

Vocabulary 1

One of the biggest problems with learning languages is that the new vocabulary somehow doesn’t want to stick to our memory. Unfortunately, it is perfectly natural and it happens to everybody. So don’t get frustrated whenever you discover that you still don’t remember a new word. Just give it some time and practice. A good way to learn your vocabulary is to use flashcards. You can either prepare them yourself in a traditional way (paper, scissors and pen!) or use some software. Teach2000 is a good one. You can download it from here. It’s completely free and here is your first list to paste into the programme:

hi; bye = Cześć!
My name is = Mam na imię
And you? = A ty?
What’s you name? = Jak masz na imię?
hello; good morning; good afternoon = dzień dobry
Please repeat. = Proszę powtórzyć.
good bye = do widzenia
yes = tak
no = nie
Nice to meet you. = Miło mi.
Where are you from? = Skąd jesteś?
I am from Poland. = Jestem z Polski.
I am from the UK. = Jestem z Anglii.
I’m from Ireland. = Jestem z Irlandii.
I’m from France. = Jestem z Francji.
I’m from the States. = Jestem z Ameryki.
I don’t understand. = Nie rozumiem.
I don’t speak Polish very well. = Nie mówię dobrze po polsku.
I don’t understand. I don’t speak Polish very well. = Nie rozumiem. Nie mówię dobrze po polsku.
1= jeden
2 = dwa
3 = trzy
4 = cztery
5 = pięć
6 = sześć
7 = siedem
8 = osiem
9 = dziewięć
10 = dziesięć