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Lesson Description: In this short, real-life style episode, you’ll learn how to talk about where people are now and where they will be later — using the future tense in Polish with będzie.

We’ll practice mini-dialogues like:

• Gdzie jest Agnieszka? (Where is Agnieszka?)

• Nie ma jej. Ale będzie tutaj w poniedziałek o 19:00. (She’s not here. But she’ll be here Monday at 7 PM.)

You’ll also hear a fun bonus scene about a concert in Lublin and the classic Polish dinner question — “Co na obiad?”(What’s for dinner?)

• Understand and use the future tense “będzie”

• Learn how to talk about plans, appointments, and people’s locations

• Practice short, easy dialogues with real-life context

• Build vocabulary for time, days, food, and events

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Cześć! Witam! Dzień dobry! Dobry wieczór! (Hi! Welcome! Good morning! Good evening!)

Welcome to our very small language school podcast, recorded in northern Poland — where it’s very cold this week! 🥶

This episode is perfect for Polish beginners. We will:

• Review the days of the week

• Practice the future tense: “będzie” = it will be

• Talk about the weather using simple sentences

Let’s go step-by-step 👇

Poniedziałek – Monday 🗣️ W poniedziałek będzie bardzo zimno. ➡️ On Monday it will be very cold.

Wtorek – Tuesday 🗣️ We wtorek będzie zimniej. ➡️ On Tuesday it will be colder.

Środa – Wednesday 🗣️ W środę będzie padać śnieg. ➡️ On Wednesday it will snow. 🗣️ W środę będzie też zimno. ➡️ It will also be cold on Wednesday.

Czwartek – Thursday 🗣️ W czwartek będzie też zimno. Minus pięć stopni. ➡️ On Thursday it will also be cold. Minus five degrees.

Piątek – Friday 🗣️ W piątek będzie bardzo zimno. ➡️ On Friday it will be very cold.

Sobota – Saturday 🗣️ W sobotę też będzie zimno. ➡️ On Saturday it will also be cold.

Niedziela – Sunday 🗣️ W niedzielę będzie zimno. ➡️ On Sunday it will be cold.

This is a key word to talk about the future in Polish. ✅ będzie zimno — it will be cold

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In this episode, we talk about the months of the year in Polish through a fun and easy topic — birthdays!

You’ll learn simple Polish sentences like:

• W styczniu mój brat ma urodziny. In January my brother has a birthday.

• W marcu moja mama ma urodziny. In March my mom has a birthday.

• W sierpniu mój przyjaciel ma urodziny. In August my friend has a birthday.

It’s the perfect way to learn the months in Polish while talking about real life — and keeping it super beginner-friendly.

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Dziękujemy! Do zobaczenia w styczniu! Thank you! See you in January!

💬 Examples:

• January (Styczeń): Jadę do Zakopanego z żoną.

• February (Luty): Odwiedzam Richarda w Irlandii.

• March (Marzec): Pracuję w ogrodzie.

• April (Kwiecień): Jadę na ślub do Zimbabwe.

• May to August: Jadę na plażę do Łeby.

• September (Wrzesień): Uczę się polskiego w Lęborku.

• October (Październik): Odwiedzam Petrę w Niemczech.

• November (Listopad): Pracuję.

• December (Grudzień): Nic nie robię.

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Muszę pracować. I must work.

Muszę gotować. I must cook.

Muszę kupić jedzenie. I must buy food.

Muszę kupić majonez. I must buy mayonnaise.

Muszę odpocząć. I must rest.

Muszę odpocząć od komputera. I must take a break from the computer.

Muszę odpocząć od pracy. I must take a break from work.

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In this episode, we focus on one of the most important topics for beginners in Polish: how to say “thank you” in real-life situations.

You will hear simple English explanations combined with basic Polish examples that you can use immediately. We practice everyday situations such as thanking someone for lunch, coffee, help, or a kind gesture. The episode is designed especially for A0–A1 learners and is perfect for listening slowly, repeating, and building confidence.

This podcast helps you understand not only the words, but also how Polish people actually express gratitude in daily life.

• The two most common ways to say thank you in Polish are Dziękuję and Dzięki

• To say thank you for something, use the pattern: Dziękuję za / Dzięki za …

• Common everyday examples: Dziękuję za obiad – thank you for lunch Dziękuję za kawę – thank you for the coffee Dziękuję za pomoc – thank you for the help

• The most natural response to “thank you” is: Nie ma za co – you’re welcome

• In Polish, short and simple thank-you phrases sound the most natural

• Gratitude in Polish culture is expressed with simple words, tone, and context, not long speeches

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• Learn numbers from 100 to 500 in Polish

• Talk about distances between cities

• Ask about prices and describe things as cheap or expensive

🔹 Practice:

• sto złotych = 100 zł

• dwieście kilometrów = 200 km

• blisko – close

• niedaleko – not far

• daleko – far

• bardzo daleko – very far

• Lublin jest blisko. (Lublin is close.)

• Kraków jest niedaleko. (Kraków is not far.)

• Zakopane jest daleko. (Zakopane is far.)

• Gdańsk jest bardzo daleko. (Gdańsk is very far.)

🧭 Try it:

• Harare jest bardzo daleko.

• Bulawayo jest bardzo blisko.

• ile kosztuje? – how much does it cost?

• drogo – expensive

• bardzo drogo – very expensive

• Hotel kosztuje sto złotych. (The hotel costs 100 zł.)

• Kawa kosztuje sto złotych. To bardzo drogo. (Coffee costs 100 zł. That's very expensive.)

• Hotel w Krakowie kosztuje czterysta złotych. (Hotel in Kraków costs 400 zł.)

🧾 Try it:

• Ile kosztuje hotel w Harare? (How much is the hotel in Harare?) → trzysta złotych

• Czy to drogo? (Is it expensive?) → Tak, bardzo drogo.

A: Ile kosztuje hotel w Warszawie? B: Hotel kosztuje dwieście złotych. A: To drogo? B: Nie, to niedrogo.

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