Verbs ‘to know’ | WIEDZIEĆ, ZNAĆ, UMIEĆ

In this video you will get familiar with the differences between the verbs ‘wiedzieć’, ‘znać’, ‘umieć’, ‘potrafić’.
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[@donnahillnos5572]

Thank you Monika from someone whose first language was Polish and trying to relearn. You are very clear and concise. Dziękuję bardzo!

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I am literally learning polish l, actively everyday. And I am so grateful for all your videos. When something doesn't make sense to me, I always come here for you explanations ❤❤❤❤❤

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Thank you mam, i registered to Polish course and sometimes it is hard to catch up the explaination from the tutor, but after I learn from you channel I feel more motivated to learn

[@johnhathaway7142]

Excellent teaching and presentation. Bravo!!

[@katttok]

a very useful lesson, and I liked that last bit about us knowing these verbs!

[@giovanna2787]

Thank you a lot for this great lesson, I love the saying "Polak potrafi" :)

[@antoniopedrofalcaolopesmor6095]

Hi Monika, your videos are concise and very instructive, you carefully choose the examples, you clearly pronounce the phrases at the right pace, both slow and quick as we might find in real ccommunication situations.
Your videos are possibly the best I've come across to learn polish. Keep it up the good work and thanks for producing such nice videos. Wielkie dzięki :)

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Thank you! 😃

[@robertsocha9972]

Thanks for posting this! I was befuddled about this exact topic today, and you have cleared up everything. This was a very thorough explanation!

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Thanks Monica to your help.

[@adamuumaru6564]

Thank you very much Monika 🎉 you are doing well 💯

[@this_is_me_Mika]

Very helpful video! Wiedzieć and znać is similar to German, so that is easy for me. But your explanation of umieć and potrafić helped me a lot. Thank you for this great lesson!

[@huseynaxmedov09]

Great video as always!!!

[@russia-with-love]

amazing as always, i'm very grateful for these great lessons you are sharing with us

[@yarzar501]

Thank you so much,

[@RiteshPatel_21]

Pozdrowienia
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Wielkie dzięki

[@remizubon2875]

Dziękuję serdecznie! To jest bardzo ciekawe!

[@gptinsights]

great video thanks monika

[@aizagutkowski21]

bardzo dobrze to wyjaśniłaś. dziękuję ci Monika❤

[@cee_south]

Thank you so much for making these videos! I’ve been searching for Polish educational videos like this for years! Na zdrowia!

[@PolishwithMonika]

Glad you like them!

[@simonica_777]

Best! Dziękuję Monika!

[@okomkardancefitness1.2m30]

Very helpful video for me mam...🎉🎉

[@lalitgarg025]

Thanks for all these videos. It is sometimes hard for me to follow up the sentences in polish, as I struggle with pronunciation. I watch your video at slower playback speed. I guess people like me can benefit more, if the polish part is spoken a little slower. Thanks again for all your hard work in making these videos.

[@kerstin7822]

Great lesson! Was always wondering whether I was using these 3 correctly - of course I wasn't :-)

[@dougmorato]

I'm glad my mother tongue is Portuguese-BR, cauz we also have these three different verbs. However, for English speakers, these verbs must be a challenge to get exactly their meaning.

[@Nejiglenna]

My first language is not English, but I`ll tell you right now - it`s not even fun. I am a medical student studying in Poland, and we are forced to learn the language as we do medicine at the english division. These three + the clock and time telling are literally giving me a bigger headache than some of the medical-related courses. I almost feel sorry for those who are growing up in Poland and have to learn this language from a young age. Not even being young will make this language easy

[@ZbrojmistrzAn]

Natrafiłem przypadkiem na pani kanał i nie mogę przejść obojętnie.
Bardzo dziękuję za to co pani robi. Z pewnością pomogła pani już wielu osobą swoimi materiałami i miejmy nadzieję, że pomoże jeszcze wielu innym.
Przy okazji promuje pani również na swój sposób nasz wspaniały język. Czapki z głów, niech pani trzyma się tego co robi (bo to ma znaczenie) i niech się również powodzi pani w życiu prywatnym. Pozdrawiam.

[@PolishwithMonika]

Dziękuję za miłe słowa!

[@SPIRITEN25559]

Hey Monica, can U plz make more speaking easy polish videos, because its very easy to learn with it?

[@user-ot5ii8sb6w]

Od dziecka might be translated as "since childhood". "I've known this since childhood" although I think childhood is usually associated more with the third person. Anyway ...
Thank you for these videos Monika - do you plan on completing your grammatical cases playlist with the locative and dative cases (miejscownik / celownik)?

[@PolishwithMonika]

Yes, I'm planning to continue the cases. The video about the dative case should be ready in a few weeks.

[@filipinagraceinpoland5251]

Thank you! I really want to be fluent in this language but it’s so hard

[@Ntwadumela1]

Here is your compatriot who speaks Polish very well, so you can do it too:
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[@filipinagraceinpoland5251]

@@Ntwadumela1 Thank you so much

[@johnkatakowsi9907]

😀

[@tutululu8919]

is there a difference in the pronunciation of "e" and "y"?

[@Ntwadumela1]

These are two completely different sounds. There is no difference between:
u - ó
ch - h
rz - ż
ć - ci
dź - dzi
ś - si
ź - zi

[@sam.r8610]

Hello madam ur language is so hard no hate though but it's far harder than English word still I watch ur video cause u wanna teach us !

[@muhammedalshemmary8274]

This is a famous thing about the polish

[@stasis7857]

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