Can you introduce yourself in Polish? Learn how to use the instrumental and the locative case

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Can you say what you do, where you live and what you are keen on in Polish? When you are telling someone what your job is, what your interests are and where you live, learn to use the correct endings of nouns in the instrumental and the locative case. Practise both cases in different examples and finally check out the grammar rules for the locative case at the end of the video.
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Комментарии : 23

@krishnakharel4786 Месяц назад

I like your teaching style 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@SzeWong-vz9hn 24 дня назад

Mieszkam w Singapurze. Uwielbiam twoją lekcję

@mylovleyjijel.4987 Год назад

The Polish language is considered one of the most difficult languages in the world, especially in the way some ligatures and some words are pronounced But it is a unique and interesting language Thanks for these helpful lessons.

@polishwithblondes Год назад

It is indeed tough but still, learning Polish is doable. We are glad you find our langauge interesting. Thank you!

@shahenhambaryan6332 5 месяцев назад

dziekuje

@polishwithblondes 5 месяцев назад

proszę bardzo :)

@aleyna5982 Год назад

Very useful video dziękuję bardzo🌸

@polishwithblondes Год назад

Proszę bardzo :)

@adityabhattacharya8764 Год назад

😊🙏

@polishwithblondes Год назад

@carolannborison1829 28 дней назад

When I was very very young, my Polish family in didn't want me to know certain things and would speak Polish. I started to understand and the language would be switched to Slovak. I was confused . Until much later, I didn't know the Felecian Nuns whi educated me were Polish and if I asked would jave taught me.

@polishwithblondes 27 дней назад

Interesting! I hope you can learn a little bit from us now :)

@baharamadi478 Год назад

Mieszkam w Olsztynie

@davidwright7205 4 месяца назад

The word endings for places seem as many as there are stars in the universe next time I come across one I will check it against your rules

@ricardobartolomei3562 4 месяца назад

The endings are a nightmare. There's no way to get them right

@jancree1950 10 месяцев назад

mieszkam w Szkocji. Interesuję się sportem.

@polishwithblondes 10 месяцев назад

dobrze! dzięki :)

@franek_izerski 7 месяцев назад

I've heard that nobody says 'jak sie masz' anymore, that it is oldfashioned, but I don't know what I'm supposed to say.

@polishwithblondes 7 месяцев назад

Maybe not old fashioned, but there are also many other ways to express it, look at one of our first shorts. It is called 'Six ways to ask 'How are you' in Polish

@franek_izerski 7 месяцев назад

Thank you @@polishwithblondes

@garyhull6689 Год назад

Jestem Gary. Interesuję się język polski (ego??)..( i wanted to write learning polish but not sure if i could use interesuję się uczyć się together!) Mieszkam w Polsce w Poznaniu ale jestem z Anglii. ( sometimes i see that you write 'na' and other times it's 'w' when you are saying you are in some place).

@polishwithblondes Год назад

Dzięki za pytania! Interesuję się językiem polskim (instrumental), however, uczę się polskiego (genitive). So, "interesuję się' + instrumental, uczę się + genitive. Have a look at the playlist on cases (there's ao overview of cases there) Now, the prepositions 'na' and 'w' - 'na' means 'on', 'w' means 'in', but there are phrases when we use 'na' meaning 'in' - it depends on the noun you use after it, there's no rule for it, you just need to memorise it certain phrases. Hope that helps :)

@garyhull6689 Год назад

@@polishwithblondes Tak! Dziękuję bardzo!