Polish Grammar - Nominative Case - Possessive Pronouns - Explanation
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Hi, there are already exercises with answers on the end of the book :) Also you can find interactive conjugator on my website, which creates exercises on the fly: courseofpolish.com/exercises/nouns-declinator I hope that helps!
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I am not learning Polish, but instead Czech, and unfortunately there aren't as many resources to do so online like there are for Polish. However I can sometimes apply what I hear about Polish to Czech. So thank you for your very clear and thoughtful explanation of pronoun changes. I've never seen it explained like this. Amazing job!
and I thank you for this lovely comment :) Good luck with Czech!
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This helped me a lot as I am learning Polish from the scratch. Thank you very much. Love and Respect from🇳🇵Nepal.
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Allow me to compliment in a typical Chinese way: 思路非常清晰！ And I really appreciate the responsible way of teaching with a nice tone approach.
thank you for being so straightforward yet still extremely easy to understand unlike other language courses
Cześć ! Jestem z Japonii. Dziękuję bardzo za video! Dobra robota :)
Wow, thank you so much for this video lesson! I'm living in Poland for 2 months now and I'm in love with the polish language :) Keep the good work!
This is a very good video. Your table is very neat and informative :)
Thanks so much! Very helpful. Just getting started and I like how you teach, no distractions.
mate I am very happy and thankful for finding this video, you have made some really helpful content , I'm learning polish vocabulary, animals and foods and numbers now, beginning to learn grammar.... and it's really helpful to find your Grammer lessons... Dziękuje bardzo nauczycielu
Thank you for all the work you put into your teaching method and chart. Much appreciated.
Nie ma za co!
Thank you so much for making this video! You should definitely do more! I am going to Poland soon and I am trying to learn the language and this helps
Nie ma za co! I will do my best :)
I'm so lucky I just discovered your fantastic video! Thank you!!
Good video made sense learned a lot today . Thank You
Cieszę się, że pomogłem!
Thank you so very much for this video. I took a Polish class one day a week here for 9 months and I still struggle with these changes. I’m doing an online course now that the live class is over and this video really helped simplify the thought process of making the changes in my head while constructing my sentences. It’s still a struggle but you’ve helped a lot with these short and easy to understand lessons.
I'm glad I could help! You just have to practice it and after some time it will be no-brainer :) Good luck!
Loved the chart! Helped a lot! Thank you
You're really wholesome and passionate! Also the video is super clear and easy to understand, thank you kindly! ❤
Great video! I’ve been struggling with polish pronouns for a couple weeks now and this a simple and easy to learn. Thanks!
I feel this is the best video I have ever found about Polish grammar. Thank you very much.
Such a good video! Your explanations are really easy to understand. :)
Also, I bought your noun declension book and its been really helpful!
Thanks! I'm happy I could help =) Powodzenia w nauce!
Great video Jarek! Thank's for going in-depth with the cases, i'm really having a hard time studying them and comprehending some bits of polish grammar but this certainly helps ;).
Keep uploading man!
Wielkie dzięki! I will do my best to help you with the journey through the polish grammar :)
Cases are not that difficult. Use and click on declension. It follows the same pattern .Make sentences of each variation and it will become clear. en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pies#Polish
Excellent, great job! Thank you for creating these videos, Jarek!
Thank you and you're welcome!
Hello! This video was such a breath of fresh air! I'm trying to wrap my head around SWOJE. This was the closest video I could find, and it brought so much clarity! Thank you
This is awesome!!! Very, very good lesson! Already waiting for the other cases.
Dziękuję!
Great lesson I appreciate all the work you put into, excellent work!
Your lesson is very helpful. Thank you very much.
Great first lesson, Jarek. Well done.
Excellent lesson. Thanks :) Will you make the 7 declension cases lesson?
Yes. Polish Cases is very broad topic. This video touches the tip of the mountain :)
Your way of teaching is very helpful thanks Mister
Thanks! Great presentation :)
Dzięki!
This video made it so easy to understand, very good method! Thank you so much :)
Using a green marker to write the possessive pronouns in English, then keeping the same color for the corresponding Polish possessive pronouns is an excellent idea. It really helps.
Very clear and good explanation! Thank you very much!
It’s very useful for me in learning Polish. Thank you. :)
You're welcome! :)
Thanks for the lesson!
Nie ma za co! :)
Wow, you are a great teacher!
It's so great method to teach the Polish grammar , I think one of the difficulties to learn Polish is how to determine the gender from muscular or feminine .
Keep going Jarek , we are waiting the next grammar lesson.
there are some patterns, which may help you distinguish the gender of the noun. In one sentence - In most cases masculine nouns end with a consonant, feminine with 'a' and neutral with 'o'. There are exceptions of course, but still, many nouns follow this rule :)
I bought your noun declension book. I look forward to studying. Thank you!
Dziękuję, to jest bardzo jasne i pomocne
Nie ma za co! Cieszę się, że Ci się podoba :)
This was very helpful. Thank you.
you are the cutest human ever!! this video was really well presented and it definitely helped me! things are starting to really come together in my brain now haha. Liked and subscribed
True he's cute
Great video! It was really helpful, thanks a lot!
You're welcome :)
ur great my friend, thanks for making these videos. They are extremely useful.
Thanks! =)
Great explanation, thanks!
Wow😍 .i really enjoy your teaching method.thanks alot for sharing this.
Dziękuję!
Really good video! Thank you! :)
You're welcome!
This is a good video and explains Polish grammar well. I've been using Duolingo to learn Polish but you video is making it easy. Is there a order/list of these video to watch? thanks
This video is fantastic!! Thank you!!
Will you record more video? Because i really like your way of teaching!!
Thank you. This was great!
Dzięki!
Jarek, great video, great quality stuff! I have a question. Female plural personal/impersonal do not exist?
The distincion between personal and impersonal nouns is made only to help explain the grammar. In reality you can divide nouns in many ways. It is up to you. I guess different books will show you different distincions. There are no specific rules, which you have to follow. Language is something alive and linguistics and scientists only try to do their best to find some rules, explanations and patterns in the language. So, if you want, you can create two artificial groups: female plural personal (eg. kobiety) and female plural impersonal (eg. książki) but does it have sense here? :) The endings are the same ;)
Very appreciated for this video.
Your teaching is very clear and useful!;)
The BEST explanation in all of the internet!! Lol thank you for this.
Great explaining. Thanks
Fantastic lesson. Please could you try do more videos.
Thanks a lots
Thanks Robin! I'm planning to record new videos after I finish working on the website for this channel. You can check it out if you want! courseofpolish.com/ There are grammar articles, polish vocabulary and plenty of interactive exercises.
Great video! Thank you for this video! It is really fantastic although the topic is very difficult, I think!👍
Dzięki!
Dude, you are absolutely awesome! No doubt!
But, maybe you bother making also a "training" video for each such theory?
Cus training alone it is so easy to get messed up and confused.
We could take some popular words like car, house, phone, mb some more (depending on how much time it takes for you)
It is just more chance to get this information correctly up in the head if someone who knows what he is doing guids you through the first tries.
No matter if you do what I ask for or not - your videos are gold! Thank you!
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here is video with training ;)
Really enjoyed this video thank you very much . I love your technique easy to follow and take notes I've only just discovered you and have been struggling with grammar for ages . I look forward to watching more videos .
Just one thing why is To replaced by Ten and then back again to To ?
Thank you again :) the case with the cases made me smile 💖✌
Thankyou very much!! very useful for me!
thank you really helpfull for us who didn't know how to start learn polish.
Great work!
Thanks! For more grammar explanation check out my website courseofpolish.com
Thank you for your lesson ☺
Nie ma za co! :)
Great video, thanks.
You're welcome!
OMG!!! I'd like to learn it, I'm studying by some app (I am Italian) but is very hard....anyway thanks for your video, you use a good method to teach, grazie mille!!!
Hello why didn't you continue the grammar videos they are very good and easy to understand 😢
Oh you are really amazing!!!! Thank you sooo much! I can't thank you enough! You made it more clearer!!!!
Thank you so much. It's very usefull explanation. Dziękuję!
Really helpful thank you bro. You seem to be very intelligent!
Thank you so much, finally i can see bright :)
Wspaniale!
I can't wait for the next video :D
I'll work on it this weekend. I guess on Monday it will be available :)
I am so thankful I found your video, it is very good. If you answer questions, I am wondering if dog is masculine always, and mouse is always feminine, or if it depends on the sex of the actual animal?
pies is always masculine. For feminine dog we have separate word "suka". But it is also a curse word, so be careful :) Mysz is always feminine. There are a couple of animals, that have two different names depending on the sex.
Super nice! thank you :)
You're welcome!
I'm so excited to learn it, for sure I'm happy coz I gained something
great video, thank you so much
nice! very informative.
Muchas gracias.
de nada!
Ihope you can try to give some verbs in past,future ,present and so on actually the teaching method is incredible
hello, you can check my website to learn about the verbs in all tenses :) courseofpolish.com/grammar/tenses
شكرا على مجهودك الرائع
thanks a lot for you effort
great video thank you.
You're welcome! Don't forget to check out my website. There is much more study materials available :) courseofpolish.com/
Thank you so much !!
You're welcome!
Thank yo for the table. I just am confused what is a “nominative” case ?
Cases are different forms of the same noun/adjective/pronoun etc. There are 7 of them in Polish. Nominative Case is the first case in the Polish language. It is the case used in dictionaries. You can read detailed information about all the cases on my website. Here is the article about Nominative Case courseofpolish.com/grammar/cases/nominative-case/introduction
It's awesome!
Dzięki!
thank you very helpful
Dzieguje bardzo!
Do you run an online charged courses? i’m really into your classes.
Hi, no, I don't. You can find more explanations on my website :) courseofpolish.com/
Man I love this guy, made me laugh multiple times 😁😂
Jesus it looks complicated, thank you for making this video!
You're welcome! If you want to practice this topic I created interactive exercises for it: courseofpolish.com/exercises/cases/nominative-case/chapter/8-possessive-pronouns-1
Thank you very much
dziekuje bardzo za lekcji
Dzień dobry.
Ja uczę się teraz języka polskiego.
Mieszkam w Afryce i mam nauczyciela tutaj.
Anyway, my biggest problem is not remembering a noun's gender, but knowing which case to use.
At 3:50 you say that the verb widzieć needs przypadek Biernik.
But why? Which other (types of) verbs "need" Biernik and why?
I understand that Mianownik answers "kto and co" and that Biernik answers "kogo and co", but how do you know that it's "co" from Biernik and not "co" from Mianownik?
Hope you can assist me.
Dziękuję.
Hi Manus. Each case has some specific use cases, so sometimes you can guess which case should be used after a verb. Unfortunately very often you just have to learn it by heart. There are no strict rules. Even for Polish people, the cases are sometimes hard and we do mistakes. Especially with Genitive and Accusative Cases, because both have the same question "kogo". I've created for you a table with verbs and example sentences on my website. You can check it here courseofpolish.com/grammar/cases/cases-after-verbs/list-of-verbs It's not very extensive, but better than nothing :D You can also find articles about cases usage on the website.
Good job l wait
The vibeo about the gender of object and noun
Thanks, I will upload the video about noun gender this week :)
Dzięki !
Dzieki 👍🏻👍🏻
Nie ma za co!
Holy buggery,that is sooooo simple! Big hugs, thankyou (sigh)
bravo. Co jest super wideo.
Thank you, I really appreciate your job, I have a question about "this", you say "to jest pies" (this is a dog) and "ten piest jest... " (this dog is) Why do you change "to" into "ten" if both mean the same Word: THIS
English is strange here and allows to use "this" in both sentences. "to = it/this" and "ten = the/this"
It is../This is... = To jest...
The dog is.../This dog is... = Ten pies jest...
@@courseofpolish Thank you, I understand now.
The case change derives from latin. This is my dog means that something is something else. So you are linking the description to the actual subject of the phrae. When YOU see something, the subject is you that is seeing something, the object of the phrase. Wonderful lesson!
Polish is very hard even for Polish. Trust me and good luck in learning ✨