Why is Polish so Hard

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Eng: no to racism 😠 Pol: no to rasizm 😃 Edit: Kurwa ile like'ów XD dzięki wszystkim

"Bo tylko Polacy rozumieją Polaków" aż mi się smutno zrobiło xD

The Polish language is not that hard... the worst is just the first 20 years of learning and then is all fine xD Greetings from Poland.

Jestem pod wrażeniem że tyle memów o polskim języku jest

Actually the fact that Polish has a letter for all its sounds makes the writing more logical. English spelling is a disaster. Polish No is similar to German Na. No tak = Na ja... I never thought of it as being like English No.

In Belgium, there was a grandpa who learned Polish just to be able to speak to the Polish construction workers on the other side of the street. It can't be that hard.

Ten poranek był bardzo dżdżysty, ale to nie przeszkodziło gżegżółkom szczęśliwie i radośnie gaworzyć na gałęziach dębów

You know, I have zero problems with your alphabet. It's just everything else I struggle with lol I'm still determined, though, even though many Poles have left Ireland recently. People ask "Why are you learning Polish?", insinuating I shouldn't or should learn another language. They don't understand how much sense the language makes. Also, you can't question I person's love for another language. I would struggle even more trying to learn any other language - including my own native language.

I've been studying Polish for about 3 months and I love it, it's so fun to learn

Once my college sent me on a student trip to Poland. First of all, before the trip I tried to learn certain words of politeness, it was interesting. In some cases your language is similar to ours. Your language is beautiful and melodious. Thank you for helping Ukraine<3. Дякую, дякую, дякую!

0:55 It's not a spelling mistake. Javanese is an austronesian language, while Japanese is a language isolate which belongs to its own language family (Japonic)

I really appreciate the diminutive and augmentative concept in Polish nouns. Most other Slavic languages have it too I think. They're easy, fun and useful. For example "piłka" is a "ball" the size of a soccer ball, and "piłeczka" is a "ball" the size of a golf ball.

Nie: "Bezwzględnie na to, co myślisz", ale: "Bez względu na to, co myślisz". Tak, bardzo dziwne rzeczy tam do nas mówiłeś, ale i tak mi się podobało 🙃

Polish language is that hard because their grammar rules have numerous exceptions and the exceptions have its own exceptions. So to be fluent in Polish sometimes you have to learn whole sentences, not just single words.

so i started learning polish about a month ago with the help of duolingo, and i just happened to find this video today. the way you explained the alphabet is really helpful, now i understand the pronounciations. (not to brag, but as a hungarian, 32 letters are nothing for our 44) but the way you designed the letters actually make more sense than ours. this might have been a warning video for others, not to learn polish but for me, it just makes me wanna push even more, to challange myself and learn my 4th language :D

Najlepsze to jest to nasze „ nigdy nie skakałam na bungee” podwójne zaprzeczenie

Tak jestem dumny i dziękuje za twoje słowa.

Ja najbardziej uwielbiam fakt, że język polski jest zbiorem przepisów na słowo dzięki czemu można tworzyć małe potworki i o ile ludzie będą się dziwnie patrzeć to mimo wszystko zrozumieją ich znaczenie. Np: "Trzeba ten filmik koniecznie skomentowowywać!" 🙃- Co by było odebrane jako komentowanie w formie wielokrotnej czyli dyskusja nieciągła z niedeterminowanym rozmówcą 🙃.

"jeśli wbijesz ołówek w pszczołę to trzcina z niej wyleci" that one killed me :D:D translation: "if you stick a pencil in a bee, the reed will fly out from it"