In this podcast we are trying to tell you about everything that has happened in last 10 years. We obviously fail but hey, at least we do it in Polish so see how much you can understand.

Polish to Polish: Lekcja 15 (Zdjęcia)

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Polish to Polish: Lesson 14 (Dzieci)

In short:if it's a neuter noun then the ending in plural form is -a (1 piwo - 2 piwa)if it's a masculine or feminine noun:  - and the last consonant is k or g then the ending in plural form is -i (1 wódka - 2 wódki) - and the last consonant is ń, ni, sz, cz, rz/ż, l, j, c, dz, ś, ć or ź than the ending in plural form is -e (1 tokaj - 2 tokaje) - and the last consonant is any other letter then the ending in plural form is -y (1 miód - 2 miody)

In short: if it's a neuter noun then the ending in plural form is -a (1 piwo - 2 piwa) if it's a masculine or feminine noun: - and the last consonant is k or g then the ending in plural form is -i (1 wódka - 2 wódki) - and the last consonant is ń, ni, sz, cz, rz/ż, l, j, c, dz, ś, ć or ź than the ending in plural form is -e (1 tokaj - 2 tokaje) - and the last consonant is any other letter then the ending in plural form is -y (1 miód - 2 miody)

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 26 (plural forms of nouns and adjectives)

Lesson 13 couldn't be on time obviously! So we talk today about superstitions in Polish culture.

Polish to Polish: Lesson 13 (Przesądy)

Here is a short explaination of past tense in Polish. Wesołych Świąt, smacznego jajka i mokrego śmigusa-dyngusa!

Here is a short explaination of past tense in Polish. Wesołych Świąt, smacznego jajka i mokrego śmigusa-dyngusa!

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 25 (past tense)

Complain a bit about your health and get a nice sympathetic reaction from your Polish friends!Listen how to do it.

Complain a bit about your health and get a nice sympathetic reaction from your Polish friends! Listen how to do it.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 24

As it's high time for New Year's resolutions we talk a little about future tense in Polish. For imperfective verbs you need these forms to create future tense:będębędzieszbędziebędziemybędzieciebędą(And we are thinking about some nice way to make the transcripts available - just give us some time!)

As it's high time for New Year's resolutions we talk a little about future tense in Polish. For imperfective verbs you need these forms to create future tense: będę będziesz będzie będziemy będziecie będą (And we are thinking about some nice way to make the transcripts available - just give us some time!)

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 23 (New Year's resolutions)

About a week ago was 29th of November - Andrzejki. Do you know what Andrzejki is all about?

Polish to Polish: Lesson 12 (Andrzejki)

Today we talk about our weekend. It's not very exciting, really. Actually, our weekends are quite boring. Surely yours are much more interesing, so tell us all about what you do on weekends... in Polish :)

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 22

Where you can learn all about Polish verbs in present tense.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 21

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This is every good- but you MUST follow the full &#39;series.&#39; it is good for people who want to learn real polish. It also helps you to learn to form your own sentances and the Post Cast &#39;info&#39; has the polish english translation for major words. this is great!

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In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you'll learn numbers 11 to 29.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 8 (numbers 11-29)

In this Bloggy Polish podcast we talk about Polish Easter and some traditions that you really should be familiar with!

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 7 (Easter)

Noc Kupały - is it a Polish version of Valentine's Day?In the picture - Mazury Lake District in June. Isn't it more romantic than 14th February?Our first Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate students is also our Valentine's podcast. We are discussing Valentine's Day and it's more Slavic version - Kupala Day. We are also talking about Valentine's cards and what you might need during Valentine's Day.

Noc Kupały - is it a Polish version of Valentine's Day? In the picture - Mazury Lake District in June. Isn't it more romantic than 14th February? Our first Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate students is also our Valentine's podcast. We are discussing Valentine's Day and it's more Slavic version - Kupala Day. We are also talking about Valentine's cards and what you might need during Valentine's Day.

Polish to polish: Lesson 1 (Valentine's Day)

In this Bloggy Polish Podcast you learn all words you need to know to be polite, so if you want to feed your Teach2000 with them, here they are:please = proszęsorry = przepraszamno problem = nic nie szkodzithank you = dziękujęBut the word "proszę" is much more than simple "please". Listen and learn all about Polish magic words.

In this Bloggy Polish Podcast you learn all words you need to know to be polite, so if you want to feed your Teach2000 with them, here they are: please = proszę sorry = przepraszam no problem = nic nie szkodzi thank you = dziękuję But the word "proszę" is much more than simple "please". Listen and learn all about Polish magic words.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 6

In this Bloggy Polish podcast you learn how to ask: "How are you?" and give an answer... in a Polish way.

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 4

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate learners we talk about men flu - have you ever heard about it? Well, Łukasz has a cold (przeziębienie) and he behaves as if he was dying. Do all men behave like that when they are ill?

Polish to Polish: Lesson 4 (Męska grypa)

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you will learn numbers up to 100.Here are some words to add to your Teach2000 list:30 = trzydzieści40 = czterdzieści50 = pięćdziesiąt60 = sześćdziesiąt70 = siedemdziesiąt80 = osiemdziesiąt90 = dziewięćdziesiąt100 = stoThat’s too difficult. = To za trudne.How old are you? = Ile masz lat?I’m 26. = Mam 26 lat.an apple = jabłkoYou’re stupid. = Głupi jesteśI think that… = Myślę, że…

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you will learn numbers up to 100. 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 12

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you'll learn lots of useful adjectives.If you want to add them to you Teach200 lists here they are:hungry = głodny, głodnatired = zmęczony, zmęczonabeautiful = piękny, pięknatall = wysoki, wysokahandsome = przystojnyugly = brzydki, brzydkashort (opposite to tall) = niski, niskafat = gruby, grubaslim = szczupły, szczupłapoor = biedny, biednarich = bogaty, bogataold = stary, starayoung = młody, młodabig = duży, dużasmall = mały, małalong = długi, długashort (opposite to long) = krótki, krótka What does it mean? = Co to znaczy?

In this Bloggy Polish podcast for beginners you'll learn lots of useful adjectives. If you want to add them to you Teach200 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?

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 11

In this Bloggy Polish lesson for beginners you'll learn the verb "to have" .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 = miećI have = mamI have a problem. = Mam problem.I have some time. = Mam czas.I don’t have much time. = Nie mam czasu.you have = maszDo you have a question? = Masz pytanie?he has = on maHe has a Polish girl-friend. = On ma polską dziewczynę.she has = ona maShe has a Polish boy-friend. = Ona ma polskiego chłopaka.we have = mamyWe have a Polish lesson now. = Mamy teraz lekcję polskiego.you have = macieYou have a nice house. = Macie ładny dom.they have = oni mają, one mają

In this Bloggy Polish lesson for beginners you'll learn the verb "to have" . 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 10

In our third Bloogy Polish podcast for intermediate learners we have guests from Poland. We talk about some funny differences between Poland and the UK, and we certainly use the word "dziwne" a lot.If you feel like having a look at the transcript of the podcast, drop us an email (bloggy.lukasz@googlemail.com).

In our third Bloogy Polish podcast for intermediate learners we have guests from Poland. We talk about some funny differences between Poland and the UK, and we certainly use the word "dziwne" a lot. If you feel like having a look at the transcript of the podcast, drop us an email (bloggy.lukasz@googlemail.com).

Polish to Polish: Lesson 3

This is our second Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate learners. We talk about learning foreign languages. We ask ourselves what we can do to make it more effective and more fun. Any ideas?Practice makes perfect!

This is our second Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate learners. We talk about learning foreign languages. We ask ourselves what we can do to make it more effective and more fun. Any ideas? Practice makes perfect!

Polish to Polish: Lesson 2 (Praktyka czyni mistrza)

It's snowing in London and there is a powercut in our flat. What kind of spring is that?Listen to our really depressed Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate learners and revise your vocabulary related to weather, seasons of the year and complaining.

It's snowing in London and there is a powercut in our flat. What kind of spring is that? Listen to our really depressed Bloggy Polish podcast for intermediate learners and revise your vocabulary related to weather, seasons of the year and complaining.

Polish to Polish: Lesson 6 (Wiosna?)

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)

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)

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 13

In this Bloggy Polish for beginners you'll learn the verb "to be". Here is another list to add to your Teach2000:to be = byćI am = jestemyou are = jesteśhe is = on jestshe is = ona jestwe are = jesteśmyyou are = jesteściethey are (masculine) = oni sąthey are (feminine) = one sąill = chory, choratired = zmęczony, zmęczonahungry = głodny, głodnaa little bit = trochę

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

Polish to Begin with: Lesson 9

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