Exploring Poland's Beautiful Beaches

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Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 487, 487.

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Cześć, Marta. Cześć, Roy.

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How are you, everything's good? Good, but I'm not on the beach,

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so we're going to the beach. We're going to the beach.

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Today I prepared for you. I prepared for you a topic. We're going to the beach.

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It means we're going on the beach. Yeah.

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As you can see. Okay. So basically, as I mentioned, like I mentioned,

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Plaża means beach, yes, like seaside, yeah, etc., etc.

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And piasek is sand.

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Yes. Roy, pytanie do Ciebie. Zazwyczaj, jeżeli, jaki kolor ma piasek?

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Brązowy. Kind of yellow, yellow. Yellow, brown, yes, yes, yes.

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Na niektórych wyspach nawet czarny, prawda?

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For example, in Teneref, I know that it's a volcanic. Yes, exactly.

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But when it's very hot, it hurts.

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Yes, yes, yes. But in general, in Poland, this piece is usually yellow, even even yellow.

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Yellow-white, yes. So, piasek to is in a chase end.

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And the children love building, what? The castle, the sandcastles.

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The castle is a castle. The castle is a castle.

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Yes. Did you build it when you were young? When I was young,

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but you don't look like this one, which was my basic.

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And you're just like this, you're just like this, so high, right? Okay, I understand.

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Okay, then we have a difference on the beach, right?

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Then we have like division into seasides, into beaches.

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Because we have a piazczysta plaza, which is Sandy Beach, and the second is

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kamienista, kamienista plaza, which is Pebble Beach.

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Kroacija has a lot of kamienist places, and Irlanda has a lot of places. It's very small.

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Yes, in Irlanda, in Croatia mainly, right? Khorwacja is known,

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is known, is known from the famous beach.

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In Poland we have beautiful, beautiful beach. Roy was probably on the Polish Morse.

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Yes, but for me it is very rich, because people have, I don't know,

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they have like segregation and it's like, they think they own half the beach, right?

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It's like, it's very rich, because it's only this country, I watch it.

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I know, I know, I know about paravany. Yes.

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Yes, no one can't look here, because we're here.

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We cover, we cover, through paravany. It's a Polish culture.

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Right, right. I don't like this personally as a Polish person. But it is.

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But we have beautiful beaches. You have to admit that in fact,

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the quality of the sun is so high.

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I mean, I think that we have one of the best beaches in Europe.

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If I was on different beaches in different countries, then in fact,

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this beach is so much more. like it seems to be so clean. I think it's very clean.

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I don't know if you feel like this.

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Rzadko, rzadko, rzadko. Mexico has a beautiful beach.

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There was no place there. There was no place there. Okay.

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And here we have the last beach.

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So here maybe my Irlandshik can you help me with pronunciation?

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Sanbev. Czyli plażowicz, tak? Plażowicze, tak? Jak są jakieś miusy tutaj w wiadomościach, tak?

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Plażowicze z... No i tam. Jakaś miejscowość, tak?

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Dalej mamy parasol. Parasol is also umbrella. Yeah, you know it probably as

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umbrella. But also it's sunshade.

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Yeah? Tak? A, czy może Pan rozłożyć parasol? Tak, itd., itd.

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Także to samo słowo.

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I sunbed is leżak, tak?

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W Polsce raczej leżaki nie są popularne, I would say.

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Powiedziałabym, że w Polsce it's not so popular, like in Poland not so common

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to, like, like, like sunbeds, I would say.

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On, on, on, on some, yeah.

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Mainly, mainly abroad, głównie za granicą. W Polsce zazwyczaj na kocu, on the blanket. Yep.

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Or also towels. We also use these hands as... I think it is related to that

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we have such beautiful seasides. Yeah?

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Yeah. Maybe because Baltic.

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Baltic, Baltic, Baltic, no, it's not my favorite sea, to be honest.

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It's winter. Exactly, because I was a few times and it was very warm.

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So, unfortunately. No, unfortunately, unfortunately, unfortunately.

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So, what? That would be enough if it was about it.

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