Polish Lessons Units

J, need to make a few more posts before I can PM you.
While I'm at it, this place might interest you w w w etc.lucznica.org.pl/ I'll tell you more in PM.
Gary

Janusz, your industry and creativity should not go unnoticed. Very impressive.
I will start straight away on this. I look forward to working on verbs next. Dziekuje bardzo. Milego dnia

janusz these are absolutely first class, thank you very much!!!!! It was this thread that made me join the forum!

High five!!

Great videos..many thanks

could you supply any details as to technical rendering? Software, etc. Though I've got a feeling you have used broadcast tools here

I've never seen such high impact language lessons ... the hip hop and breaks help immensely, but also the declamatory style.

Well done, quite an achievement.

thanks a lot. really. i moved to poland and learning now polish but even teacher couldnt explain so good like you.for a difficult language like polish this is a good way to learn.

I have Rosetta Stone and find it's great for remembering what you learn, but I feel the need to supplement it with a dictionary or grammar guide.

unit 30 - Ó



unit 31 - P



unit 32 - R



unit 33 - Rz

Thank you, thank you. Hearing the proununciation helps so very much. I teach English to children in Poland. At first I tried to learn Polish just to understand the change the kids are making when moving to English. It was useful, for example, to learn there are no articles in Polish. Now it's a challenge that I really enjoy.

Thank you ,this is so cool !!! Fantasic for us learner's

Great job Janusz, are you going to put them on line somewhere so we can download them?

unit 34 - S:



unit 35 - Ś:



unit 36 - Si:



unit 37 - Sz:



unit 38 - T:



unit 39 - U:



unit 40 - W:



unit 41 - Y:

Great, I've been waiting for these.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much.
G

Wow, what an altruistic and inspiring thing to do...

An appreciative beginner. X

Many thanks for taking the time to do this and for being the type of person this world needs.
Although I have progressed by this stage, I realise that I can still improve from using it. Also this is a terrific tool to introduce our younger family members to their paternal great-grandfather's native tongue. Much appreciated.

thank you for your wonderful comments. They are the reason I will never stop working on this project.

alfabet jest łatwy

Thank you, thank you so much!!!! This is starting to make sense to me. I am going to take a Polish language class starting in the fall...not really for credit, but just for me.

Greg

Very interesting videos!!

I'm writting down every single word and I'm impressed that many words are EXACTLY the same in my language - Portuguese.

melodia - magia - miniatura - pedal - energia - geometria - Europa

That's so nice!!
Congrats for the videos

it's pedał, but you're correct about the other ones, they come from the Latin (or Greek)

THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing this. I am a black guy in Chicago with many Polish friends and they are trying to teach me a few Polish words, but this really helps in the pronunciation of the words.

Thanks,
Greg(Jacek)

Thanks thats very handy ,

Thank u very much

Just downloaded the lot and have them on my portable player so i can watch and learn on the move , thanks once again very helpfull:)

This are fantastic thank you so much.

unit 42 - z



unit 43 - ź



unit 44 - zi



unit 45 - ż



With last four units for: z, ź, zi and ż, I completed the pronunciation guide to Polish Language. There are 45 units, 748 nouns illustrated. It took me a year of work. It was your nice comments which kept me going. Thank you so much.

Here's another nice comment. Well done - they've been a pleasure and an education to listen to.

But what's next?

I’ve got a few ideas.

I know an American women who is a kind of a newborn Jesus freak. (but apart of this you would never believe how nice she is) I read the Gospel for her. I am going to show this project also in this forum. It’s a little bit creepy but I remember my first “book” I read in English was the Gospel. Those New Testament stories are very strongly present in our Christian based world so it may be quite a good idea.

On the other hand I don’t feel much acclaim for this project so maybe I stop it after a while.

The best thing is: I go to Poland on 8th June (will watch the German - Polish play with my Polish friends) and there I will produce some street language experience videos. We will take a mike and hit Cracow to see how Polish is spoken in the streets.

I will work there with one school. The idea is to bring them to produce language experience material for people who want to learn Polish. I hope I can reach every Polish school someday (in 100 years). The politic idea is: producing media is obvious nowadays - we should teach our children how to handle it - the best way to teach is to produce language scenes.

This is a video students of my partner media workshop did entirely on their own.
Please give them some nice words of encouragement. They certainly deserved it and some nice words of appreciation triggers a lot of energy. I know that.



Then I started to work on a project where I would deal with verbs. The aim is to get to know them systematic and thoroughly. I am still developing the idea.

Then I started to work on a project to demonstrate examples of how accusative govern the nouns. I am still developing this idea.

I also think of many vids to help to learn words (which was what my pronunciation guide was appreciated for). This time based on themes. Like: kitchen - and all items and actions referring to it.

I would greatly appreciate any ideas from you on it as well.

Janusz,

Thank you for all your hard work not only here but on Solar Net.

The video was stupendous!

The most difficult thing to grasp, in my learning experence so far, has been the changing of word endings. While the basics, (which indicate masc. fem. or neuter) are not difficult to fathom, situations where Ewa would become Ewę for example are not so easy to get to grips with.

The video is both educational and entertaining, the two ingredients that make learning a fun thing.

Eager to see more.
many thanks

Trying to learn verbs has so many unexpected twists and turns. Going through commonly used verbs seems like a good idea, as long as you don't forget how much of the time we talk about the past and future. I still only know a tiny bit about past and future tenses of verbs, when a typical conversation will be about what happened yesterday, things that I have done, the things we will do tomorrow, and so on.

It's good to know you have so many ideas.