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Everyday Polish: Using the Locative Case to Talk About Places

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Overview of the Locative Case
The locative case (miejscownik) in Polish is used mainly after certain prepositions to indicate location, often meaning "in" or "at" a specific place. It’s commonly used with prepositions like w (in), na (on), and o (about).
Quick Rule:
For most nouns, the locative case changes the ending, often by adding -e, -u, or -ie. Let's look at how this applies to some city names.
 
Examples of the Locative Case with City Names:
In Warsaw → w Warszawie
In Cracow → w Krakowie
In Gdańsk → w Gdańsku
In Lębork → w Lęborku
Notice that city names like Warszawa and Kraków change to Warszawie and Krakowie in the locative case. This follows typical locative patterns: "-a" endings often become "-ie," and "-ów" endings often shift to "-owie."
 
Additional Practice and Examples
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From Cool to Delicious: Polish Adjectives

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In this episode, we dive into the world of Polish compliments, showing you how to elevate your language skills with a variety of fun and useful adjectives! 🌟 From Świetny (Great 👍) to Boski (Divine 👼), you'll learn how to express yourself like a native with the perfect words for every situation. Whether you're describing a tasty pierogi 🥟 or an amazing view 🌄
 
Join us as we explore the Polish language in a lively way, and get ready to impress your friends with these 20 cool, tasty, and even kick-ass ways to compliment everything from food to gadgets!

Simple Polish: Describing Your Daily Schedule

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Every Monday at 7:00 p.m., we have a live Polish lesson where you can practice your listening skills in a relaxed environment. Whether you just want to listen or take some notes, it’s all up to you! The lessons are in simple Polish, perfect for A2 level learners.
If you’re looking for a bit more practice, after about 10-15 minutes, we have a fun speaking session in small groupswhere you can join and practice your Polish with others. It’s a great chance to improve your conversation skills in a laid-back, supportive atmosphere!
But that’s not all! As a member, you’ll also get access to extra short lessons throughout the week to keep you practicing and progressing between live sessions.
For those who want to take their Polish learning to the next level, we offer an exciting in-person immersion experience. You can visit our charming little town and spend one, two, or even three weeks fully immersed in Polish. Our small, family-run language school provides personalized attention in very small groups, so you’ll get plenty of practice and support. It’s a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the language, live like a local, and improve your skills in a real-life setting.
Whether you choose to learn online or join us for a unique immersion experience, we’re here to help you master Polish in a way that’s fun and tailored to your needs.

Polish for Beginners: Talking About Your Day

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Welcome to our podcast, "Our Time Here!" In this episode, we’ll be practicing telling time and talking about daily routines in Polish. This is a simple exercise, so don’t worry — we’re here to learn and have fun!
First, I’ll share my daily routine with you in Polish, and you’ll listen and repeat after me. Then, I’ll ask you about your own routine. Ready? Let’s get started!
I’ll talk about my day, mentioning what time I wake up, have breakfast, drink coffee, work, and relax in the evening. You'll hear how to describe times like “I wake up at 7:00” or “I have lunch at 2:00.”
After going over my routine, it’s your turn! I’ll invite you to practice by sharing your own schedule in Polish, focusing on what time you do certain activities.
This episode is designed for beginners (A1/A2 level) and helps you get comfortable with telling time and discussing daily activities in a casual, easy-to-follow way.
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What did you do at the weekend? || Polish conversation class

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Weekend Plans: What to Do in Your Free Time?

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"Weekend Plans" is a polish lesson where we talk about the best ways to spend your free time. Do you prefer to have an active weekend, go on a trip, or maybe just relax at home? No matter your preference, you’ll find inspiration and ideas for every occasion here. Together with our students of Polish, we share suggestions for cultural, sporting, culinary, and relaxing activities that will make every weekend special. Join us to discover how to plan the perfect break!

Polish Dad Jokes & Humor Explained

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What is "bałagan" in Polish

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What is "upał" in Polish

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"North" and "south" in Polish

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