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In today’s episode, we dive into a fun, real-life topic: cleaning! Sounds boring? Not with us 😄 We’re talking about clutter, junk rooms ( graciarnia), and everyday Polish language in action.

You’ll hear natural Polish phrases and questions like:

„Czy lubisz sprzątać?” – “Do you like cleaning?”

„Masz graciarnię w domu?” – “Do you have a junk room at home?”

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Today, we’re diving into real-life Polish with a super practical topic: rachunki – bills! Whether it’s for water, electricity, or the internet, we all deal with bills. So let’s learn how to talk about them in Polish. This short lesson will help you understand the word rachunek, how to use it in different contexts, and even reflect on which bill you like the most. Yes, that’s a thing. 😄

Let’s go!

What is a rachunek?

Rachunek to jest taka faktura – rachunek. Każdy ma jakiś rachunek.

Na przykład ja mam rachunek za wodę co miesiąc.

W domu mam dzieci i mój rachunek za wodę jest chyba duży.

Rachunek za prąd. Wasz rachunek za prąd jest duży czy mały?

Mój rachunek za prąd jest duży.

A rachunek za gaz? Jeśli macie ogrzewanie na gaz, to chyba wasz rachunek za gaz jest bardzo duży.

W Polsce rachunki za gaz chyba są bardzo wysokie.

Mój rachunek za telefon za to jest bardzo niski.

Bardzo lubię moje rachunki za telefon.

A rachunek za internet?

Jeszcze raz / One more time:

Jaki jest wasz ulubiony rachunek?

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Welcome to this beginner-friendly episode where we dive into the basics of Polish introductions! 🇵🇱

Whether you're saying “Jestem Adam” or “Miło mi,” you’ll learn how to talk about yourself, where you're from, what you like (beer, cities, sandwiches – you name it!), and how to keep that conversation flowing. 🗣️💬

We’ll also introduce you to our amazing teachers, give you pronunciation tips (hello, SZ = "shhh" 😄), and take you on a virtual tour from Kraków to Lębork.

Perfect for beginners who want to start speaking Polish right away. Hit play, repeat out loud, and get ready to impress your Polish friends!

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Key vocabulary from the speaking practice:

Thank you for learning Polish with us! It was a great speaking practice.

Czy mnie widać? Czy mnie słychać? :) 

Było warto? Tak, było warto!

Hope to see you again in our online class or in our small language school in a small town near Gdańsk in the north of Poland (yes, it is true..  it is always windy and cold here :) 

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In today’s lesson, we explored shopping in Polish! 🛒 We practiced key vocabulary, useful phrases, and fun dialogues to help you navigate real shopping situations. Whether you're at a clothing store, supermarket, or jewelry shop, you'll now know how to express your shopping preferences, talk about prices, and even react when things get too expensive!

✔️ Robić zakupy – To do shopping

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Welcome to another exciting episode of our Learn Polish Podcast! 🇵🇱✨ Today, we dive into two essential Polish verbs: “pić” (to drink) and “jeść” (to eat). Whether you're ordering food at a café in Poland, chatting with friends about your favorite dishes, or discussing dietary habits, these verbs are crucial for daily conversations.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

We keep it engaging, interactive, and beginner-friendly, so grab a cup of herbata (tea) or kawa (coffee), and let’s learn together! ☕🎧

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Welcome to "Learn Polish with Confidence", the podcast that makes learning Polish fun, simple, and practical! In this episode, we dive into one of the most important verbs in the Polish language – "iść", which means "to go" (on foot).

✅ How to conjugate "iść" in the present tense

Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your Polish, this episode is packed with useful phrases, clear explanations, and examples that will help you sound more natural when speaking Polish.

🔹 Examples you'll hear:

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See the translation https://www.learn-polish.pl/online-lessons/pozdrowienia-z-greetings-from

Translation https://www.learn-polish.pl/online-lessons/na-czuja-the-polish-phrase-you-need-to-know

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This lesson explores the Polish phrase "na czuja", a common expression used to describe doing something intuitively, without a concrete plan, relying on gut feeling rather than logic or precise calculations. It is a useful phrase in many everyday situations, from driving and parking to cooking, fixing things, or even learning a new language. Understanding and using "na czuja" correctly can help Polish learners sound more natural in conversations and engage with native speakers more fluently.

In this lesson, learners will see real-life dialogues where "na czuja" is used in context. Through practical speaking activities and examples, we show how Polish speakers apply this phrase in different scenarios. Instead of just memorizing vocabulary, this lesson focuses on learning Polish through natural interactions and practical usage. Whether you’re driving without GPS, cooking without a recipe, or trying to solve a problem without instructions, this phrase fits perfectly.

The lesson is designed for Polish learners who want to improve their spoken skills in a fun and natural way. By engaging with the dialogues, learners will become more comfortable with conversational Polish and develop confidence in using expressions like "na czuja" in their daily speech. By the end of this lesson, learners will not only understand the meaning of this phrase but also be able to incorporate it into their conversations naturally. Keep practicing, listen to native speakers, and try using "na czuja" in your own speech.

Hey everyone! Today, we had a very interesting and practical lesson about complaining and making complaints in Polish! This topic is perfect for those who want to learn how to express dissatisfaction in everyday situations—at a hotel, restaurant, store, or even at the airport.

🔹 Examples of Complaints

„Przepraszam, ale pokój jest za mały.” 🏨

„Przepraszam, ale w pokoju jest za zimno.” ❄️

„Przepraszam, ale nie ma ciepłej wody w łazience.” 🚿

„Przepraszam, ale kawa jest zimna.” ☕

„Przepraszam, ale czekam już 30 minut na zamówienie.” ⏳

„Te buty są za małe, czy mogę je wymienić?” 👟

„Mój telefon nie działa.” 📱

„Przepraszam, ale pokój jest brudny.” 🧹

„Mój lot został odwołany, chciałbym zwrot pieniędzy.” ✈️

„Przepraszam, ale ten chleb jest nieświeży.” 🍞

🔹 New Words and Phrases:

📢 INVITATION!

Don't be afraid to speak Polish—practice makes perfect! See you on Monday!

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✨ Do you often make complaints? Share your story in the comments! ✨