Polish lesson no. 3: NUMBERS

It's been a while, but I hope the video will be useful anyway :)

Good luck!
Ola

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Education

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• Polish
• lesson
• learn
• numbers
• język
• polski
• nauka
• lekcja
• numery
• liczby

[IThinkDemons]

is four pronounced like "shter-dih" or is there no 'd' in the pronunciation? Just it always sounds like theres a d :(

[AyeAyeKapitanie]

Hi :) No, there's no D-sound in this word. I think it might be the rolled R that makes you confused. 4 is pronounced like "chter-rih", more or less.

[englishsubmarine]

Great! Thanks, Ola! I try to say it really hard though I guess my Russian accent is heard anyway)

[AyeAyeKapitanie]

Oh damn, wrong account :) It was just me :)

[mojjao2]

mmmm..

very good =)

don't sleep too late

remember, i'm your dad :D

[AyeAyeKapitanie]

Okay daddy ^^ Don't worry about me.

[gabelopesn]

When it's 1 you use nominative case for the next word, when it's 2,3,4 you use genitive, and for the other numbers you use nominative plural? Is it right? And for 11, 12, 23, 44...?

[AlatarIstari]

@bogchigirl

"Mam dwadzieścia jeden lat" is correct both for masculin and feminin gender.

[Engineer9736]

Great learning video :-) Most of the others are going way and way too quick, this one has the right speed.

[Feisty1967]

You've lost me already.

[bogchigirl]

I have been trying to learn polish and your videos have helped me big time. Thanks for that.

So how would I say I'm 21 years old if I'm a girl? Would I say it as "Mam dwadziescia jeden lat" or "Mam dwadziescia jedna lat"?

I hope you answer my question. :)

[EurovisionSweden]

Olga, I've got problams with dwa ;)

[rick6393]

better then the other number lesson on You tube. 600 sounds like Chess set

[englishsubmarine]

@AyeAyeKapitanie Ok, I got it )) Thanks