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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:✅ How to conjugate pić and jeść in different forms.✅ Common phrases and fun dialogues about eating and drinking.✅ How to talk about diets, allergies, and food preferences in Polish.
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).
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ How to conjugate "iść" in the present tense✅ How to use it in real-life conversations✅ Common phrases and questions with "iść"✅ The difference between "iść" (to go once) and "chodzić" (to go regularly)
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:
"Idę do kina." – "I am going to the cinema."
"Czy idziesz na plażę?" – "Are you going to the beach?"
"Idziemy na pizzę!" – "We are going for pizza!"
At the end of the episode, we’ll also invite you to join our live Polish classes! 📅 VIP Class on Monday at 7:00 PM with Agnieszka and 📅 Basic Polish Course on Wednesday.
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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.

Complaining and Making Complaints in Polish
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 ComplaintsDuring the lesson, we discussed various situations where you might need to make a complaint. Here are some examples:
„Przepraszam, ale pokój jest za mały.” 🏨"Excuse me, but the room is too small."
„Przepraszam, ale w pokoju jest za zimno.” ❄️"Excuse me, but the room is too cold."
„Przepraszam, ale nie ma ciepłej wody w łazience.” 🚿"Excuse me, but there is no hot water in the bathroom."
„Przepraszam, ale kawa jest zimna.” ☕"Excuse me, but the coffee is cold."
„Przepraszam, ale czekam już 30 minut na zamówienie.” ⏳"Excuse me, but I’ve been waiting for 30 minutes for my order."
„Te buty są za małe, czy mogę je wymienić?” 👟"These shoes are too small, can I exchange them?"
„Mój telefon nie działa.” 📱"My phone is not working."
„Przepraszam, ale pokój jest brudny.” 🧹"Excuse me, but the room is dirty."
„Mój lot został odwołany, chciałbym zwrot pieniędzy.” ✈️"My flight was canceled, I would like a refund."
„Przepraszam, ale ten chleb jest nieświeży.” 🍞"Excuse me, but this bread is not fresh."
🔹 New Words and Phrases:✔️ Narzekać – to complain✔️ Marudzić – to grumble✔️ Składać reklamację – to make a complaint✔️ Zwrot pieniędzy – refund✔️ Działa / nie działa – works / doesn’t work✔️ Odwołany lot – canceled flight
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✨ Do you often make complaints? Share your story in the comments! ✨

Vocabulary and Key Phrases 
 
📝 Complaints in a hotel
Przepraszam, ale pokój jest za mały. (Excuse me, but the room is too small.)
Czy mogę dostać większy pokój? (Can I get a bigger room?)
Przepraszam, ale w pokoju jest za zimno. (Excuse me, but the room is too cold.)
Proszę o włączenie ogrzewania. (Please turn on the heating.)
Nie ma ciepłej wody w łazience. (There is no hot water in the bathroom.)
Sąsiad jest za głośny. (The neighbor is too loud.)
📝 Complaints in a restaurant
Przepraszam, ale kawa jest zimna. (Excuse me, but the coffee is cold.)
Czy mogę prosić o ciepłą kawę? (Can I have a hot coffee, please?)
Przepraszam, ale długo czekam na zamówienie. (Excuse me, but I have been waiting too long for my order.)
Poproszę o zwrot pieniędzy. (I would like a refund.)
📝 Complaints about products
Ta kurtka jest za mała. (This jacket is too small.)
Czy mogę wymienić buty na większe? (Can I exchange these shoes for a bigger size?)
Mój telefon nie działa. (My phone isn’t working.)
Słuchawki nie działają. (My headphones are not working.)
📝 Travel complaints
Mój lot został odwołany. (My flight has been canceled.)
Poproszę o zwrot pieniędzy. (I would like a refund.)
📝 Food complaints
Przepraszam, ale ten chleb jest nieświeży. (Excuse me, but this bread is not fresh.)
Mięso śmierdzi, poproszę o zwrot pieniędzy. (The meat smells bad; I would like a refund.)
Te owoce są nieświeże. (These fruits are not fresh.)
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Join us this Monday at 8:00 PM for an engaging live lesson with Agnieszka, where we’ll explore the exciting world of Polish opposites! 🎉 In this session, we’ll introduce essential words like big and small, cheap and expensive, sweet and bitter, and show you how to use them in real-life conversations.
 
What to Expect:
First Part: A live interactive session with Agnieszka to introduce key opposite pairs in Polish.
Second Part: A speaking practice session for volunteers to apply these words in sentences and improve pronunciation.
Examples We’ll Cover:
Here are some phrases we’ll explore—Polish with English translations to get you started:
Drogi samochód — Expensive car
Tani sklep — Cheap shop
Wysoki budynek — Tall building
Niski dom — Short house
Gorzka czekolada — Bitter chocolate
Słodka czekolada — Sweet chocolate
Whether you’re a beginner or just brushing up on your skills, this lesson will help you build your vocabulary and boost your confidence in speaking Polish.
👉 Don’t miss out! Mark your calendar and join us on Monday at 8:00 PM. Let’s learn together and have some fun! 😊
 
 

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Welcome to "Polish Made Simple: Mastering Basic Verbs for Everyday Conversations!" 🎙️
Ready to kickstart your Polish language journey? In this episode, we dive into the most essential Polish verbs every beginner needs to know. From "playing" to "listening" to "reading," we’ve got you covered with simple explanations and practical examples you can start using today!
✨ Why listen? Because learning Polish is easier than you think! Listening is one of the best skills to practice on the go—anytime, anywhere.
💬 Want to go deeper? Join our Monday 7:00 PM class or sign up for our basic Polish course, available both online and at our language school. Whether you’re a complete newbie or brushing up on basics, we’re here to help!
Hit play now, and let’s start speaking Polish together!