Unlocking Basic Polish Adjectives: A Journey Through Emotions

In this episode of the Learn Polish Podcast, hosts Marta and Roy introduce listeners to the world of Polish adjectives, focusing on emotions. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this episode will enrich your understanding of essential Polish words like 'szczęśliwy' (happy), 'smutny' (sad), and 'cierpliwy' (patient).
Engage with practical examples and relatable conversations that simplify these adjectives, enhancing your ability to express feelings in Polish. Along the way, explore interesting anecdotes about family, vacations, and the cultural context of these words.
Perfect for anyone starting their Polish language journey or looking to refine their existing skills. Tune in for helpful insights and language tips, and don't forget to check out the show notes for Polish lessons with Marta.
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00:04 - Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast
00:35 - Basic Polish Adjectives: Part One
05:10 - Emotions and Feelings
06:17 - Traits and Characteristics
07:39 - Wrap-Up and Resources
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Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast. You can find all our episodes on learnpolishpodcast.com.
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CzeÅÄ, Marta. CzeÅÄ, Roy. Jak siÄ masz? Dobrze, dziÄkujÄ. A u ciebie?
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Może byÄ, może byÄ. Tylko może byÄ? Tak sobie, tak? Yeah, it could be better,
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but life is better. But you're a lady.
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Yeah, so. Today we're talking about the basic Polish adjectives part one.
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I think most of you will know a part of these examples. It is definitely a podcast
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dedicated to people who start with Polish language.
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But I think that they are advanced, they also listen to me because they will be bonus.
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So, let's start. Emotions, emotions, emotions.
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One of the first words, one of the first words you're going to learn in Polish.
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SÄczliwe. Yes. Bo nie jesteÅ szczÄÅliwy, tak?
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One of the most difficult words, one of the most difficult words, right? Yeah.
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So it's happy. Nothing more than happy. I'm happy, happy, happy.
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Do you, Roy, now feel you are happy?
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Yes, because my son will go on vacation tomorrow on 10 days.
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So he will be with me on 3 days.
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And I play on probably 150th football, ping pong, everything.
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Because he will not be with me on 10 days.
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But it was good for me, because I don't work for 2 days.
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It's not normal for me. I always love something.
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So now you won't have seen Xena for 10 days? He will have seen it. Okay, I understand.
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But it's fast and fast. Exactly. Yeah.
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Smutne. Czyli jesteÅ trochÄ smutny. Ja bÄdÄ smutny, kiedy jutro bÄdzie trochÄ smutny.
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Tak. Impresa.
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Smutne, smutne is nothing more than sad. Yes, so opposite word.
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Antonym of happy. Nie bÄ
dź.
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A ja teraz mogÄ powiedzieÄ, tak? Nie bÄ
dź smutny. Nie bÄ
dź. Not sad, tak?
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Yeah, you can use like this. Nie bÄ
dź. Don't be with any adjectives, yeah?
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For example, nie bÄ
dź... Nie bÄ
dź szczÄÅliwy, oczywiÅcie, raczej nie.
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BÄ
dź szczÄÅliwy, ale nie bÄ
dź smutny. Nie bÄ
dź smutny. Tak.
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Dobrze. Oh, tutaj też można powiedzieÄ, nie bÄ
dź zÅy, tak?
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Don't be. ZÅy, it's a really quick word, like, really short one.
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It's like, angry, yeah? angry for someone who is more advanced also is word
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which has the same meanings wÅciekÅy,
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yeah but it's like more advanced it's like B2C1 level I would say but usually
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we use this zÅy wÅciekÅy is like more advanced nie bÄ
dź zÅy przecież on już
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ciÄ przeprosiÅ yes don't be angry please yes Yes, nie bÄ
dź zÅy.
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Przecież on już ciÄ przeprosiÅ. So he already apologized to you. Yeah.
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PrzeprosiÄ kogoÅ. Apologize to somebody.
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The next is dumne. Dumne. Yes, proud.
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Ja byÅam dumny od my syn, bo ja pisaÅem dużo list, and on robi wszystko, grammy.
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It was chess, and he cleans prontaż, They give a lot of charity. What's charity?
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Charity, fundacja. Fundacja, tak. So, ja jestem bardzo dumny od mojego syna teraz.
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Roy jest dumny ze swojego syna.
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Ja jestem aktualnie dumna z Ciebie, że jeszcze trwam.
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WiÄc tutaj mamy przykÅad zdania, na przykÅad gratulacje, jestem z ciebie bardzo dumna.
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Roy może powiedzieÄ to syna, jestem z ciebie bardzo dumny. I'm very proud of you.
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Tak, tak. Ten, like in English is I be proud of, in Polish is dumny z. KogoÅ.
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Etc. etc. The next one, zaskoczony.
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Zaskoczony. Surprised, tak? Ja jestem zaskoczony o tym sÅowo.
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Tak? JesteÅ zaskoczony? Zaskoczony o tym sÅowo?
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Nie znaÅeÅ wczeÅniej? O!
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Uważam, że to sÅowo jest dosyÄ dÅugie, prawda? Long, quite. Zaskoczony.
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And also, for example, zaskoczyÄ kogoÅ. Surprise somebody, tak?
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I was surprised when I saw them together, yeah, exactly.
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Tak? Bo na przykÅad mówili, że już siÄ nie spotykajÄ
, a tutaj...
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Niespodzianka, niespodzianka. Ok. One of the traits, which is mine.
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Ja jestem cierpliwa. Cierpliwy means patient. Ja też. Tak, ty też?
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No, my tutaj z Rojem sometimes, sometimes we must be cierpliwi,
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because especially Roy,
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because um is sometimes different. Yes.
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But we do it. Because both are cierpliwi.
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Yes. And of course, if you want to say that you're impatient,
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yeah? Impatient? Impatient? Impatient.
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You can say just niecierpliwy, tak?
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Niecierpliwy. Just add nie and written together. Jestem niecierpliwa.
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Ale ja, w sumie różnie, w sumie różnie, ale zazwyczaj raczej, raczej jest,
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I'm lonely. Jestem samotna. I'm lonely. It can mean that you're single.
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Jestem samotnÄ
, for example, mamÄ
. Ja nie jestem, ale ktoÅ może powiedzieÄ.
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Albo po prostu, tak? CzujÄ siÄ samotnie. I feel lonely. Jestem samotna. CzujÄ siÄ taka samotna.
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Nikt ze mnÄ
nie rozmawia.
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Wszyscy mnie unikajÄ
. everybody avoids me,
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yeah etc etc so it
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