This lesson is all about one of the most useful Polish patterns for beginners:

Instead of memorizing grammar rules, you’ll practice simple, real-life phrases you can use immediately in Warsaw and anywhere in Poland.

We work with everyday situations like going out, meeting friends, and making plans:

Idę na kawę. – I’m going for a coffee.

Idę na piwo. – I’m going for a beer.

Idę na siłownię. – I’m going to the gym.

Idę na koncert. – I’m going to a concert.

Idę na basen. – I’m going to the swimming pool.

Idę na mecz. – I’m going to a match.

You’ll also practice short questions that make conversations happen:

Idziesz? – Are you going?

Jedziesz ze mną? – Are you coming with me?

Chcesz iść? – Do you want to go?

The lesson uses simple dialogues and black-and-white visual prompts to help you remember phrases faster and speak with confidence.

No grammar lectures.

Perfect for beginners, expats, and anyone who wants to start speaking instead of translating in their head.

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Cześć, cześć!

👉 Pogoda. Jest zimno.

Jest zimno.

It’s cold.

jest = it is

zimno = cold

minus sześć = minus six

stopni = degrees

Ale jutro?

But tomorrow?

jutro = tomorrow

będzie = will be

A jaka jest pogoda w Tallinie, w Estonii?

And what’s the weather like in Tallinn, Estonia?

A jaka jest pogoda w Szwecji?

And what’s the weather like in Sweden?

A Irlandia?

W Anglii też jest ciepło. Pięć stopni.

And Ireland?

In England it’s also warm. Five degrees.

A Zimbabwe?

And Zimbabwe?

A w Polsce?

And in Poland?

Weather small talk

Numbers (minus / plus)

dziś / jutro (today / tomorrow)

Real conversational Polish

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In this episode, you’ll practice a short and simple Polish dialogue about going to a ball. We focus on basic questions, answers, and future plans — perfect for beginners.

You’ll hear phrases like Idziemy na bal, Gdzie jest bal?, Kiedy następny bal?, and Idziesz? and learn how to talk about events in a clear, natural way.

Short sentences. Real Polish. Easy to follow.

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Learning Polish doesn’t have to start with heavy grammar or long explanations.

In this lesson, we focused on a few very practical elements that beginners can use immediately:

greetings

talking about the weather

the verb grać (to play)

and two very useful words: podobno and kiedyś

Let’s break it down.

In real conversations — especially online or in group lessons — these phrases are everywhere:

Dzień dobry.

Cześć.

Czy mnie widać?

Czy mnie słychać?

Czy jest okej?

These are simple, but extremely useful.

In Poland, talking about the weather is not small talk — it’s survival 😄

Jest zimno.

U nas jest bardzo zimno.

Dzisiaj będzie minus dziesięć.

And one key word appears all the time:

Podobno

Podobno będzie minus dwadzieścia.

You don’t need to be sure — podobno is perfect when you’re not.

With just one verb, you can talk about:

music

sports

games

hobbies

Ja gram. – I play.

Gram na gitarze.

Kimberly gra na pianinie.

Gram w piłkę nożną.

Gram w szachy.

This distinction comes back again and again in Polish — learning it early helps a lot.

This question is extremely common:

Co robisz w niedzielę?

Possible simple answers:

Idę do kościoła. – I’m going to church.

Gram w kościele. – I play in church.

Potem idę do domu. – Then I go home.

Gram w szachy. – I play chess.

Nothing fancy. Just real Polish.

Another very useful word:

Kiedyś = used to / long ago

Kiedyś grałem w piłkę.

Teraz już nie gram.

This lets you talk about your life naturally, even with very basic Polish.

If you remember only this, you’re doing great:

grać na → instruments

grać w → sports & games

podobno → apparently / people say

kiedyś → used to

Weather talk = everyday Polish

Simple sentences are enough to communicate

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In this episode, we learn Polish through real conversation, not textbook language.

We focus on two very common and useful words:

grać – to play

podobno – apparently / people say

You’ll hear simple, everyday Polish used to talk about:

music and instruments (grać na gitarze, grać na pianinie)

sports and games (grać w piłkę, grać w szachy)

weekend plans (Co robisz w niedzielę?)

weather in Poland (Podobno jutro będzie minus 20)

and sharing information you’re not 100% sure about (Słyszałem, że podobno…)

Podobno Mike gra na gitarze.

Słyszałem, że podobno lubisz grać w piłkę.

Podobno jutro będzie bardzo zimno.

We also explain how podobno is used in real life — when you repeat something you heard, but you’re not completely sure it’s true.

This episode is perfect for beginners and early A2 learners who want to understand how Polish is really spoken and feel more confident in everyday situations.

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Cześć!

Thank you for joining our Polish lesson.

👉 grać – to play

With this one verb, you can talk about music, sports, free time, and weekend plans.

Ja gram.

Ty grasz.

On gra.

Ona gra.

Gram na gitarze.

Ty grasz na pianinie.

Grasz na pianinie?

Tak, gram trochę.

On gra na gitarze bardzo dobrze.

Mike gra na gitarze.

Kimberly gra na pianinie.

Co robisz w niedzielę?

Gram w kościele.

Gram na gitarze w kościele.

A co robisz potem?

Potem gram w piłkę.

Potem idę spać.

Gram w piłkę.

Lubisz grać w piłkę?

Tak, lubię.

Gram w szachy.

Lubię grać w szachy.

Lubię grać na gitarze.

Nie lubię grać w gry komputerowe.

Moja żona lubi grać na gitarze.

Agnieszka nie lubi grać na gitarze.

grać na → instruments

grać w → sports & games

One verb = many real conversations

Perfect for small talk, weekends, hobbies

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✅ Pracować (to work) – Where do you work? Do you like working from home or in the office?

You also practiced conjugating key verbs and asking natural, everyday questions like:

Gdzie pracujesz? – Where do you work?

Lubisz gotować? – Do you like cooking?

Co jesz na obiad? – What do you eat for lunch?

These are real-life expressions that help you communicate, connect, and express yourself in Polish — whether you’re just starting out or looking to improve fluency.

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In this episode, we practice real Polish you actually hear in Poland — simple, practical, and repeated on purpose.

We start with very easy A1 sentences and slowly build up to longer A2-level phrases, all around one everyday topic: winter, clothes, and cold weather.

You’ll hear:

short questions and answers,

simple descriptions of weather,

basic opinions,

and a funny mini-story that shows how Polish works in real life.

Polish comes first, English follows — so you train listening first, not translating in your head.

This is the kind of Polish you need if you:

live in Poland,

plan to move to Poland,

or want to understand people instead of just textbooks.

You can learn Polish step by step, starting very easy

Repetition is not boring — it’s how Polish sticks

Listening is essential if you want to speak

Real-life stories make vocabulary easier to remember

Simple Polish is powerful Polish

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The lesson uses simple questions and answers to practice vocabulary naturally.

Examples from the lesson:

Masz kurtkę?

Tak, mam kurtkę.

Masz skarpety?

Mam ciepłe skarpety.

Nie potrzebuję czapki.

The response immediately brings in context and logic:

Jest bardzo zimno.

Potrzebujesz chyba czapki.

The dialogue continues with another essential item:

Masz buty?

Mam ciepłe, zimowe buty.

This week, you can practice this topic multiple times:

Monday at 7:00 PM – clothes topic (with Agnieszka)

Tuesday at 7:00 PM – same topic, basic version (with Adam)

Wednesday at 7:00 PM – extra practice session (with Tadek)

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VIP members should definitely:

check the flashcards

repeat the vocabulary

practice between lessons

Repetition is the point. That’s how words stick.

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Next week in our VIP course we’re talking about something you actually need in real life: winter clothes.

So we’ll cover the basic stuff you see every day:

gloves

a scarf

a jacket

trousers

and your backpack — because somehow you always carry half your life in it.

We’ll keep it simple, practical, and repeat it until it sticks.

You’ll be able to talk about:

what you wear

what you need

what you forgot

and what you should buy

Stuff like:

“I need gloves.”

“I forgot my scarf.”

“This jacket is too thin.”

“It’s cold today, I’m wearing warm trousers.”

That’s real Polish. Not fancy. Useful.

Here are a few short sentences. Listen for the key words:

Dzisiaj jest zimno.

Masz rękawiczki?

Zapomniałem szalika.

W plecaku mam czapkę.

If you want to speak, you need input.

You don’t “learn” a word once.

When you show up live, your brain switches on.

Winter clothes

rękawiczki – gloves

szalik – scarf

kurtka – jacket

spodnie – trousers

plecak – backpack

czapka – hat

buty – shoes/boots

sweter – sweater

płaszcz – coat

Useful words

zimno – cold

ciepło – warm

zakładać – to put on (clothes)

nosić – to wear

potrzebować – to need

zapomnieć – to forget

So here’s the plan:

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And in the meantime: watch the short mini-lesson.

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