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- čas přidán 22. 12. 2023
- In this video you will learn what the Polish word 'swój' means.
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You are the only person I have ever seen who explained this clearly. Thank you!
Thanks Monika, your teaching is excellent! Since I came across you, I have glued to your videos, this topic on swoj is so great, I now know the differences and the usage. thanks, thanks and thanks!
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Me too! Do you have any Polish relatives?
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i have always found this word so confusing and could never find a good explanaition. you are an amazing teacher, and you are practically the only person who i can learn from
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It's the same in lithuanian. We have mano (my), tavo (your), savo (my, your, his, hers, their...), jo (his), jos (hers), jūsų (yours in plural). I think grammar wise and vocabulary it's very similar, like for example mięso (meat), in lithuanian it's mėsa, miasto (city), in lithuanian it's miestas.
This is literally the best explanation about SWOJ I have seen. It is a small thing but we often make mistakes as foreigners. Really appreciated. Thank you!
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Thanks Monika for your good explanations and excellent phonation! Adam+Ewa😅
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i asked this s lot of polish people.no one managed to explain this. this is great channel. thank you
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I understand very clearly ❤
excelllent and very well explained......
U made polish very easier with grammatical.
Thank you very much pani Monika
an amazing and very simple explanation for a very reach and complicated language, thanks to your videos Monika, everyday my Polish is improving and now I can talk more with my neighbors and my family-in-law. I can't thank you enough! Your work is greatly appreciated!
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Thank you this helps me so much! Polish grammar is the hardest part for me!
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Genialny materiał. Dam link na moją grupę ukraińsko-polską. Na pewno komuś się spodoba choć oni raczej po angielsku nie mówią.
Thank you for these videos! You are very good at explaining the situations where you would use these phrases. So is swój perhaps the possessive case of the reflexive pronoun się?
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I'm learning polish language, but i can't plural the names and things
We want a video about plural
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@@parkha858 Ok thanks
Smart… I’m brazilian, and in Portuguese we have the same problem as in English: “John have his computer” → the computer belongs to John or to another person? If we need to specify to whom the computer belongs, we have to state it.
In Polish, it’s solved!
We are in Bydagozcs now, 10 people , can we learn physically ?
Hej Moniko, can we get a video lesson regarding the proper usage of "Swoich, Swoim, Swojego, Swoi, Swoja/e)... ?? Please....
It’s the same as all other declensions.
nie mogłem doczekać na tą lekcję!
nie mogłem SIĘ doczekać na tĘ lekcję :)
@@jacekplacek8274 dziękuję! ale wolę "tą lekcją" l😃
@@danielmnet ale to nie ten przypadek! : :) Jestem zachwycony TĄ LEKCJĄ ale czekałem na TĘ LEKCJĘ. :) :) :)
@@jacekplacek8274 czekałem na + biernik, prawda? chociaż najczęściej używaną formą jest "tę" , to niepoprawne gramatycznie... Nie jestem pewny
@@danielmnet biernik TĘ, narzędnik TĄ - tak jest poprawnie
There is the same word "swój" (свой) in Russian, with the same meanings😊😊😊
translating swoj into "my own" makes this game-changingly easy to understand. why don't other books use this translation
For speaking polish in school
Hey do you teach polish also as a teacher , I want to learn
My dad and his family spoke polish there all gone and were punished as kids at school growing up here in America
Thank you for helping us ..
No to jest takie proste no bo ja mówie po polsku
I na srpskom je potpuno isto.
Hello , i know nothing about my profile name its my unknown polish grandfather andI'd like to find out if its even a real surname . The other possible name is Dzillaitko. Any help would be much appreciated 🙏
Hello, his surname was probably "dzieciątko" (it means a small child), and it's a real but rare one :) Dzieciontko seems to be a spelling mistake in his surname which is quite popular in Poland to have the same surnames but some of them have spellings mistake because of problems in offices and history in general, or it may just be because of not having polish signs on keyboard in this case. Dzillaitko is definitely not a polish surname but if your Grandfather was a immigrant I guess they could just write it differently based on what they hear idk just what I think. I hope this helps
@@castormajeur5557 thank you .
wow it’s hard 😀😀😀😂😂🇳🇵🇳🇵