Hey you

I hope, I'm at the right place in the forums^^
I'm very interested in learning polish. but I couldn't find anyone to teach me

Would anybody pleeeease teach me some things?
I can speak Englisch, German, a little french and latin and a very little Spanish..but Polish seems way more interesting

Anybody? :-)
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You are...? (Polish, English, Chinese, etc.)
I feel a little awkward...
Poland is an interesting country :-)
I can't explain. Write to you as how to write or what?
♥♥♥Greetings from Michasia♥♥♥
P.S. I apologize as I wrote something wrong
And speak me,Hela
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Zależy co byś chciała się nauczyć. Mogę pomóc ,ale z angielskiego nie jestem najlepsza,ale jakoś się dogadamy.
In our english sometimes maybe not no logic and are errors.
I just would like to learn some basics...
And your english is very good
Better than my English Teacher's english sometimes ^^
So, I would be very gratefull for just teaching some things
Thank you
We don't have things type "Guten Morgen" , "Guten Tag" , "Guten Abend". For at day talk "Dzień dobry" czyli "good day". "Hej" as the welcome. Something style "Hallo" or "Hi!". Is also "Cześć" and "Witam" ,that is also "Hello".
Farewell
"Żegnaj" - while long separation. In English "Goodbay"
"Do widzenia" - In English "Goodbay"
"Dobranoc" - In english "good night"
Sorry it is so short "lesson", with me is 23 and go to sleep. Tomorrow I will learn more. I'll be learn as in my book from the German - Greetings, present themselves, etc. Do not know if I am successful because I'm not good in teaching
P.S. I apologize for possible errors
Polish is one of the most difficult languages so lessons sometimes will be difficult.
On skype I'm 'Mar17inx' just write to me and we can began our lessons unless you prefer learning on that forum.
And I am bad at German so I will teach you Polish and you will teach me German.
Thanks
@parka632
Sorry, Skype doesn't work well on my computer
Viele Grüße!
http://www.ivona.com/ - here you can hear how to speak.
Well, Hela type words "cześć-hello, do widzenia-goodbye" etc.
But I want to improve it!
Word "Dzień dobry" mean "Good morning" and "Good Afternoon".
Word "Cześć" mean "Hello" or "Hi!", but it also mean "Bye, bye"!
Word "Do widzenia" mean "Goodbye"
Word "Pa, pa" mean "Bye"
Ja-I
You-Ty
On-He
Ona-She
Ono-It
My-We
Wy-You
Oni (males or males and females), one (it isn't a number! only females)-They
You can't speak to adults and elders "ty"! You must speak "pani" to women and "pan" to men.
Have you ever been to Poland? (magiczna formułka czasu Present Pefect
It's the most amazing, the most interesting and the most beautiful country! (ech, z angielskiego jestem ograniczona)
And Polish has got veery difficult pronunciaton.
When in your word it's letter like...
CH-read like "h" in word "Hi"
DŻ-read like "g" in word "German" and my name Angela
Ż-read like... Like... "g" in word "Geant" (it's a shop ;D)
CZ-read like "ch" in word "Kitchen"
Lesson 1 from Angela FINISH
Dein Deutsch ist sehr gut
@parka632:
Well, it might be kinda difficult, 'cause I just started to learn here now
But if you want to learn German, I can teach you some things
Yes
Polish sounds so good...
And thanks for teaching me
@rgx97
Thanks
I will watch it....
One reads so, how to write
Oh, and if you don't know, how to pronounce other word, you go to google translator. Voice of Polish translator are... :thumbdown:
Today is family:
baby - niemowlę
child - dziecko
children - dzieci
mother - matka
mum - mama
mummy - mamusia/mamunia
father - ojciec/tata
brother - brat
sister - siostra/*siora/siorka*(*this says the young people*)
grandmother - babcia/babunia
grandfather - dziadek/dziadzio
grand grandmother - prababcia/prababunia
grand grandfather - pradziadek/ pradziadziunio
grand, grand, etc.
aunt - ciotka/ciocia
uncle - wuj/wujek/wujo
cousin - kuzyn (similarly to pronounce)
friend - przyjaciel (male)/ przyjaciółka (female)
best friend - najlepszy przyjaciel (male)/najlepsza przyjaciółka (female)
And this is (unless) the end
PS
Sz - read like "sh" in "shock" (and: shock = szok)
Jeszcze Angela zapomniałaś o ć, ó, ś, ę, ą itd
Ł-always read like "w" in word "was"
Ó-read like "u" in word "you"
Pronunciaton to be continue...
OK, English has got many times-Pretent Perfect, Past Simple etc. But Polish has got only 3 times-przeszły, przyszły, teraźniejszy-Past, Present and Future (czy jakoś tak po angielsku)
Przeszły-Past
"I went to the cinema."- literal in Polish "Went to cinema"-Poszłam/poszedłem do kina.
Verb: Iść-go-change into "poszłam" (girl) or "poszedłem" (boy-never write or speak "poszłem"!)
In polish we never use "the", "a" or "an"!
Cinema-kino. Word "kino" change into "kina" in our sentence. I don't know why
Scentences: On grał ze mną w rzutki (He played with me in "go-ahead")
Ja zrobiłem bałagan (I made mess)
Koń mnie ugryzł (literal-Koń ugryzł mnie) (Horse bit me)
Wow...thanks
@SHATKA123
Thanks
Yes, of course. I'm sometimes crazy... It's easy.
"Gram w Sims 3" or "Ja gram w The Sims 3" (all sentences mean: I play The Sims 3)
Verb "Grać" (Play) change into "Gram" (Ć--->M)
You play Sims 3-Ty grasz w Sims 3 or Grasz w The Sims 3 (Ć--->SZ)
He/She/It play Sims 3-On/Ona/Ono gra w Sims 3 (Ć--->nothing)
We play Sims 3-My gramy w Sims 3 (Ć---> MY)
You play Sims 3-Wy gracie w Sims 3 (Ć--->CIE)
They play Sims 3-Oni/One grają w Sims 3 (Ć---> JĄ)
You can use word "Teraz" (Now). Put the word between I/You/He/She/It/We/They and verb-Ja teraz gram w Sims 3-I play Sims 3 now.
Andy!!! Aaaaargh! Dieser Thread verwirrt mich!
Deutsch is halt watt einfacher...
nee, bei polnisch kann ick dir auch net helfen... den Slang dürfte eigentlich keiner verstehn
Uuuum... hi!
Ah....thanks
I think, I can learn this