In this podcast we are trying to tell you about everything that has happened in last 10 years. We obviously fail but hey, at least we do it in Polish so see how much you can understand.

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In short: if it's a neuter noun then the ending in plural form is -a (1 piwo - 2 piwa) if it's a masculine or feminine noun: - and the last consonant is k or g then the ending in plural form is -i (1 wódka - 2 wódki) - and the last consonant is ń, ni, sz, cz, rz/ż, l, j, c, dz, ś, ć or ź than the ending in plural form is -e (1 tokaj - 2 tokaje) - and the last consonant is any other letter then the ending in plural form is -y (1 miód - 2 miody)

Lesson 13 couldn't be on time obviously! So we talk today about superstitions in Polish culture.

Here is a short explaination of past tense in Polish. Wesołych Świąt, smacznego jajka i mokrego śmigusa-dyngusa!

Complain a bit about your health and get a nice sympathetic reaction from your Polish friends! Listen how to do it.

As it's high time for New Year's resolutions we talk a little about future tense in Polish. For imperfective verbs you need these forms to create future tense: będę będziesz będzie będziemy będziecie będą (And we are thinking about some nice way to make the transcripts available - just give us some time!)

About a week ago was 29th of November - Andrzejki. Do you know what Andrzejki is all about?

Today we talk about our weekend. It's not very exciting, really. Actually, our weekends are quite boring. Surely yours are much more interesing, so tell us all about what you do on weekends... in Polish :)

Where you can learn all about Polish verbs in present tense.

Today we talk about avarage Poles. What do they eat? What's their favourite colour? And other really strange statistics.