Exploring the Parts of the Face in Polish

In this episode of the Learn Polish Podcast, Marta and Roy explore the vocabulary related to parts of the face in Polish. Tune in to discover not only how to name different facial features, but also interesting tidbits about Polish language structure and usage. Perfect for language learners eager to expand their vocabulary
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00:06 - Introduction to Learn Polish Podcast
00:45 - Parts of the Face
04:26 - Fun with Vocabulary
06:54 - Wrap-Up and Resources
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Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 491, 491.
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You can find all our episodes on learnpolishpodcast.com. You can get lessons
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from Marta. You'll find it in the show notes, the link, but in the audio and the video.
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You'll find everything about me, scan the QR code or go to roicon.com.
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If you're looking for virtual assistance, go to va.world. CzeÅÄ, Marta.
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CzeÅÄ, Roy. Co tam? Wszystko dobrze?
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Tak. Pogoda jest piÄkne. SÅons. very good.
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W koÅcu, w koÅcu, bo jak ostatnio siÄ widzieliÅmy, to ciÄ
gle padaÅo,
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prawda? DokÅadnie, tak.
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Tak, w koÅcu, w koÅcu jest wiosna, w koÅcu jest prawie lato.
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Także tutaj, tutaj też u mnie zagoÅciÅa.
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A dzisiaj, dzisiaj bÄdziemy rozmawiaÄ o czÄÅciach twarzy, like the parts of face, yeah?
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CzÄÅci twarzy. Tak, czÄÅci twarzy, yes. CzÄÅÄ basically is the word part. CzÄÅci.
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Plural. Yes, parts.
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Czy ty, Roj, znasz jakieÅ czÄÅci twarzy? Tak.
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Dużo. Ok. Dużo. To bÄdziesz miaÅ okazjÄ sprawdziÄ.
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Ok. Dobra. It's difficult to call it like this, that it's a part, but yeah, I'm tough.
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Ok. WiÄc mamy wÅosy. wÅosy, hair, or wÅos, like one hair.
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Yes? It's the difference between English and Polish, that basically one hair, many hair.
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It will be the same, yes, in English. In Polish, we have like separate words,
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like we just add this plural form.
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So, it's wÅos, jeden wÅos i wÅosy. Tak?
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Ja, na przykÅad, mam ciemne wÅosy, I have dark hair, roj, Ty masz już troszkÄ siwe. PoszkÄ.
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I tak. I for example here is a sentence Mam pierwszy siwy wÅos. Which means?
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I have my first grey hair. Yeah.
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Mam pierwszy siwy gÅowa, tak?
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Ale mogÄ Tobie powiedzieÄ, że ja też już miaÅam mój pierwszy siwy wÅos majÄ
c lat osiemnaÅcie.
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Także, wiesz, to nie jest tak, że to tylko starszych dotyka. Yeah?
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Okay. Next, it's nos. Nos.
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It's really similar, basically, when it comes to English. Yes? Nos. Nos.
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Nos. We just have to cut one letter. Yeah? Nos.
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Dobrze. Dobrze.
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Oczy, oczy, tak? Oczy it's eyes, where one eye is oko.
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It's why our Polish, nasz Polski jest taki fascynujÄ
cy, tak?
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Å»e liczba pojedyncia potrafi byÄ kompletnie inna od liczby mnogiej, yeah?
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Like the singular can be totally different from plural.
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So, so yeah. I have white eyes. And you, Roy?
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I have white eyes. Sometimes white, sometimes green. Sometimes purple.
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And sometimes white. Yes, I agree.
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So it's up to light. It depends on the light. I think so.
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And that's why when I read it's harder. Because for example,
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I know the eye, but when I change it, I sometimes don't understand this word, right?
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Yes, yes, it changes, yes, yes, I agree.
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But your son has a blue one. My son, yes, a blue one.
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But her mother has a blue one.
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Ah, ok, because his mother has a blue one, ok, that's why, ok,
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I understand, ok. And you have a smile.
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Your eyes are black mixed.
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Okay. Napiszcie w komentarzu, jaki wy macie kolor oczu.
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And może popoÅ, we like it.
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Tak. Okay, the next. Usta.
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Usta. Tak? Usta. So it is lips.
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I think this word sounds so sweet. I don't know why. Usta. Usta.
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Yes. Okay. The next one is forehead. CzoÅo. CzoÅo. Tak?
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CzoÅo. CzoÅa. For example, when some people just say, CzoÅem, CzoÅem. Yeah. CzoÅem.
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Like, hi, CzoÅem. But it's so old-fashioned. I say, CzoÅem, CzoÅem.
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In some films, in some movies, maybe you can find it. CzoÅem.
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Okay, CzoÅo. The next bref one bro or brwi Yes? Tak?
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Na przykÅad ja mam grube brwi Yes?
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So it's really worth knowing also that singular it's different from plural form Yeah?
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And what about people that have the mono they just have one continuous like
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Yes, we call it monobrev monobrev.
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Yes. So how do you call it in English? It's like also like just mono.
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I think so, yeah. Okay, you get it.
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Aki, the next one is chick. Chick. Chick is spanish.
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I, okay, now I realize that I wrote it down like in a pleasant way.
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Basically, it's polik, polik.
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But in lovely way, we say usually policzek, policzek, yeah?
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Or poli, and plural, it's policzki. For example, pocaÅowaÅ mnie w policzek.
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PocaÅowaÅ mnie w policzek. Do you know what it is? Just behind the cheek.
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Yes. Bo nie jesteÅ na ustach.
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Not on the first hand, maybe on the third, right?
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Yes. So, basically, the professional way is poliki, but usually Polish people
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call it like policzek or policzki, policzki.
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Like, masz coÅ na poliku, masz coÅ na poliku, tak, for example. Rusz, lasz.
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Czasai, like, na przykÅad, krowe, kiedy kupiÄ miÄso, poleczki is the cheeks
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of the... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sure.
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Okay, and the last one, which I prepared, is ear, which is ucho, yeah?
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Or usz, right?
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And it's interesting because it'll be trudny po polsku ale dzisiaj na Awakening
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podcast my co-host Arnold on movie on ten uch kiedy will be shake your ear it's
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very beneficial for your health,
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oh I have to watch it muszÄ zobaczyÄ koniecznie,
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ok and it was the last the last thing which I prepared for today thank you thank
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you So you can get lessons from Mark.
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I just go to the link and you'll see it in the show notes.
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