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are there different accents in poland. what do they sound like? Do they sound high class and snooty like the english accent or low class and uneducated like the southern accent

What a great teacher!!! And such a beautiful language! More, please!😃

Very insightful

I am new learner but.. I know 1 to 1 million

the best video ever!!! thank you so much❤❤

jesteś świetnym nauczycielem

Thank you for your useful lessons, can you help us how to book a hotel in Polish.

Thank you

Anyone else excessively dribbling trying to pronounce these words 😂

Merci Beacoup Madame

Thank you So much

¡Gracias!

ŽŻŹ

Thank you for this great and useful lesson😊 🙏

Good

thank you so much for this! i'm going to poland to be a nun and no one there speaks english 😭

Thank you very much ! I really apretiate your classes!!

Great job ! Learning Polish ain’t easy ! Pozdrawiam !

You make it so much easier! Tysm Monika! You’re the best teacher.

Nie jest dobrze. You cannot know English. English speaking people never speak this way. Either you speak English or understand, but never know. It simply makes no sense. Otherwise everything is fine. Zawsze ostatne jest w porzątku

Dziękuję😮❤ serdecznie Pozdrowienia 🫡 serdecznie

Thanks Monika, you have some of the best lessons out there. Two questions: 1) Is there a plural nominative case video? I can't seem to find it. 😞 2) Is there a recommended order/program to your videos?

translating swoj into "my own" makes this game-changingly easy to understand. why don't other books use this translation

14:57 im native spanish speaker, the Rolling "r" sounds like in spanish word dog "PERRO" , i mean like a double R , or in the english word "Chart"

I remember how I struggled to pronounce Śćięśliwego nowego roku. Bardzo miły język.

Dzięki Monika!

Polski język nie jest trudny, trzeba tylko lubić jego i będę ciekawo. Nie pieprz wieprza pieprzem pietrze, bo przipieprześ wieprza Pietrze! Leży Jerzy na wieże i nie wierze, że na tej wierze są sto jeży i piędziesiąt jeżozwierży.

The sixth sense, isn't related to the pituitary gland. The sixth is the text which activates the other senses. That's the text. I love your teaching because people in Poland are very astonished when they hear me speaking polish. Thanks to you my Polish teacher ❤

Why is it mało czasu and not mały czasu?

Hello Miss Monika! Easy And so clear your Lessons System! J'espere du parle "Le Polsky" In a moins!!! Merci beaucoup pour votre temp! Ci vediamo in Altro Volta!!! 😊🚴🚂🚋🚞🤠🍇🍷🍾🥂🥩☕🍸🎉😇🇲🇽😎

Can i contact you monika mam?

Can i contact you monika mam

Can i take classes from you mam?

Where liwandewski?

Ja jestem sardonyx! Cześć, mówię po angielsku i po polsku! Pa pa! dzień dobry/dobranoc! (I am new to polish, did i do good? I use duolingo for lessons!! 🥳🥳🥳) Edit: i realized i should’ve put „cześć” before „ja jestem” my apologies.

Learning so I can play the Witcher the way it was meant to be played

Dziękuję bardzo 🙏🤝 i hope I will be competent in polish one day

Very well explained. Not many good English explanations out there but this is very very good and clear. Thank you.

Dziękuję bardzo

Wow love from Kenya❤

you are an amaizing teacher thanks and regards

Just found your channel. Excellent! This is just what I needed. Such clear examples thank you.

Are there different dialects of Polish? Are different words used in different regions? For example, Jak masz na imie?

Thank you, Monika, I think I've learned very quick with you. Greetings from Brazil o/

Dziękuję!

This is one of the best Polish language videos I've found so far! Love how slow and explanatory it all is. Love how the sentences are built up and every part is explained!

Just watching this video because a customer told me I sound polish (I’m Venezuelan) Do I sound European then???

Dziękuję Monika! Kolejna świetna lekcja!

Dziękuję Monika! :) Something that may be of use to everyone, the "other meaning" examples are also used in English. Chodzisz z nim? - Is the same as the American slang "Are you going with him?" as in the shortened form of 'are you going steady with him?'. Zegarek mi ne chodzi. - This is the same as "my watch isnt going" as in it has stopped working, its not going. Similar to "my car's not going, it won't start". O co ci chodzi? - can be translated/understood in English as 'what are you going on about?" Or a more direct translation of sorts, which still somewhat makes sense is 'about what (exactly) are you going (on about)' Chodzę w sponiach - could be understood as "i'm going in trousers". For example if the question was asked "what are you wearing to the dance, jeans or trousers?" you could reply with "I'm going in trousers" or chodzę w sponiach. As for 'Chodź tutaj!' ... I'm not sure on this one. Instead of 'go' I think 'get' is being used here. Thus the example would be translated as "get over here" or simply "get here". ??? Or perhaps it is used in the context where someone asks "where am I GOing?", and out of frustration you might jokingly say "go HERE!!" as in 'you are going to me/coming to me'. It's good to know that some English expressions, or these irregular uses of words, are reciprocated in Polish. :) So if I say that my car isn't going (in Polish), people will know what I mean. :) .... unless of course I'm better of saying "mój samochód nie jedzie"... my car isn't running?

dziękuję! 🤍🤙🏻