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Learn Polish

Learn how to Speak Polish in a fun way. Every week we release 2-3 episodes that are 5 to 25 mins with a different topic.We are currently in the top 0.5%.Thank you to all our International listeners.Join my SKOOL PodFather Community https://www.skool.com/podfather/about

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29:28

#561 Beat Exam Stress: How to Pass Polish B1 Without...

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2026/01/27

“Stres przed egzaminem” is the Polish way to say “stress before an exam,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll pronounce it without breaking a sweat.First you hear the phrase at native speed, then slowed down so you can nail the sneaky “sprzed” cluster and the soft “egzaminem.” We drop it into three calm-down sentences: – “Czuję stres przed egzaminem.” (I feel stress before the exam.) – “Muszę odpuścić.” (I need to let go.) – “Biorę głęboki oddech.” (I take a deep breath.) Repeat-along track

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20:50

#560 Look Like a Million Dollars? Beauty, Botox, and...

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2026/01/25

“Fizyczna atrakcja” is Polish for “physical attraction,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll say it without sounding like a textbook. First you hear the phrase at native speed, then slowed down so you can nail the soft “fizyczna” and the flowing “atrakcja.” We drop it into three flirt-ready sentences: – “Czuję fizyczną atrakcję.” (I feel physical attraction.) – “Ona jest bardzo atrakcyjna.” (She’s very attractive.) – “To nie tylko wygląd.” (It’s not just looks.) Repeat-along track included—perfect while

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19:57

#559 Organising Yourself – Organizacja siebie

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2026/01/20

“Organizacja siebie” (“organising yourself”) is the tiny Polish phrase you’ll repeat until your calendar thanks you. First you hear it at full speed, then slowed down so you can nail the sneaky “cj” and the soft “siebie.” We drop it into three productivity-ready sentences: – “Potrzebuję lepszej organizacji siebie.” (I need better self-organisation.) – “Planuję dzień z rana.” (I plan my day first thing in the morning.) – “Mój kalendarz jest moim najlepszym przyjacielem.” (My calendar is my best

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19:07

#558 Burnout – Wypalenie zawodowe

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2026/01/18

“Wypalenie zawodowe” is how Poles say “job burnout,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll pronounce it without sounding burned-out yourself.We play the phrase at native speed, slow it down, then slip it into three office-ready sentences: – “Czuję wypalenie zawodowe.” (I feel job burnout.) – “Potrzebuję przerwy.” (I need a break.) – “Równowaga jest ważna.” (Balance is important.) Repeat-along track included—perfect on the commute home or during a five-minute screen-free breather. Challenge: DM us one

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31:25

#557 Alcohol Addiction – Uzależnienie od alkoholu

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2026/01/13

“Uzależnienie od alkoholu” is Polish for “alcohol addiction,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll say it clearly, without stigma or stumble. First you hear the full phrase at native speed, then slowed down so you can master the tricky “ź” and the nasal “ę.” We slip it into three supportive, real-life sentences: – “Szukam pomocy.” (I’m looking for help.) – “To nie Twoja wina.” (It’s not your fault.) – “Każdy dzień bez alkoholu to sukces.” (Every day without alcohol is a success.) Repeat-along track

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19:43

#556 Prace – Jobs / Work

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2026/01/11

“Prace” means both “jobs” and “work,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll say it like you’re scanning the Polish classifieds.We play the word at real speed, slow it down, then slot it into three CV-ready sentences: – “Szukam nowych prac.” (I’m looking for new jobs.) – “Ta praca jest zdalna.” (This job is remote.) – “Roboty zabierają niektóre prace.” (Robots are taking some jobs.) Repeat-along track included—perfect while you update LinkedIn or queue for the unemployment office. Challenge: tweet your

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16:38

#555 House Animals – Zwierzęta domowe

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2026/01/06

“Zwierzęta domowe” means “house animals,” and in this bite-sized episode you’ll pronounce it like a vet from Warsaw. First you hear the phrase at full speed, then slowed down so you can master the sneaky “ę” and the soft “ź.” We drop it into three pet-proof sentences: – “Mam dwa zwierzęta domowe.” (I have two house pets.) – “Kocham mojego kota.” (I love my cat.) – “Proszę, nie wchodź na kanapę!” (Please, don’t get on the couch) Repeat-along track included—perfect while you refill the water bowl or

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19:17

#554 Squid Games – Gry w kałamarnicę

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2026/01/04

“Gry w kałamarnicę” is how Poles refer to the global hit “Squid Games,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll pronounce it like you just stepped off the set. First you hear the phrase at full speed, then slowed down so you can master the twisty “ł” and the soft “nicę.” We drop it into three binge-ready sentences: – “Oglądałeś Gry w kałamarnicę?” (Have you watched Squid Games?) – “To jest tylko gra.” (It’s only a game.) – “Nie umiem rysować tamtego symbolu.” (I can’t draw that symbol.) Repeat-along track

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16:55

#553 Zima – Winter

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2025/12/30

“Zima” is Polish for “winter,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll say it so well that even the snowflakes listen.First you hear the word at street speed, then slowed down so you can copy the short, punchy “i.” We drop it into three frosty, ready-to-use sentences: – “Lubię zimę.” (I like winter.) – “Pada śnieg!” (It’s snowing!) – “Trzeba odgarnąć śnieg.” (You have to shovel the snow.) Repeat-along track included—perfect while you scrape ice off the windshield or sip hot tea. Challenge: record a

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22:19

#552 Carpe Diem – Chwytaj dzień

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2025/12/28

“Chwytaj dzień” is the Polish way of saying “Carpe Diem – seize the day,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll pronounce it like someone who actually does. We play the phrase at real speed, slow it down, then drop it into three ready-to-use sentences: – “Postanowiłem chwytaj dzień.” (I decided to seize the day.) – “Nie czekaj, chwytaj dzień!” (Don’t wait, seize the day!) – “Każdy dzień jest szansą.” (Every day is a chance.) Repeat-along track included—perfect for your morning alarm or pre-workout

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23:30

#551 Birthday – Urodziny

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2025/12/23

“Urodziny” means “birthday,” and in this micro-lesson you’ll say it like you’ve been invited to the party since childhood.We give you the word at natural speed, then slow it down so you can nail the stress on the second syllable. After that we glue it into three must-know lines: – “Wszystkiego najlepszego!” (All the best!) – “Dziękuję za prezent.” (Thanks for the gift.) – “Mam dzisiaj urodziny.” (It’s my birthday today.) Repeat-along track included—perfect to whisper while blowing out candles or

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17:25

#550 Skin Care – Pielęgnacja skóry

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2025/12/21

This bite-sized episode is all about “pielęgnacja skóry” – skin care.First you’ll hear the phrase at full speed, then slowed down so you can mimic the Polish melody. We stitch it into three ultra-useful lines you can drop into any chat: – “Dbam o moją skórę.” (I take care of my skin.) – “Jaki masz krem?” (What cream do you use?) – “To jest tylko marketing.” (It’s just marketing.) Repeat track included – perfect for your morning routine while you slap on whatever’s in your bathroom

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16:05

#549 Gra na telefonie – Playing on the phone

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2025/12/16

“Gra na telefonie” is the tiny Polish sentence you’ll hear a dozen times in this lesson. It means “playing on the phone,” and once you can say it naturally you’ll understand half of what Polish parents mumble at their kids. We slow the phrase down, speed it back up, then drop it into real-life snippets: – “Nie graj na telefonie!” (Stop playing on the phone!) – “Gram tylko pięć minut.” (I’m only playing five minutes.) Repeat-out-loud track included, so practice on your commute and surprise the next

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17:54

#548 Everyday Polish – Can you cook? – Czy potrafisz...

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2025/12/14

In this short, high-energy episode we flip the usual script and ask: Can you cook?Listen for the Polish question “Czy potrafisz gotować?” repeated in real-life speed, then slowed down so you can copy the accent. We toss in handy extras: “I like to cook – Lubię gotować,” “I’m learning – Uczę się,” and the magic word that gets you invited to every Polish dinner table, “Pomogę – I’ll help.” By the end you’ll be able to answer the title question with confidence (even if the only thing you can make is

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26:26

#547 Instagram: Time, Money and the Algorithm Trap

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2025/12/09

Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast. In this episode we dive into Instagram’s evolution from a photo-sharing app to a reels-driven, ad-filled platform — exploring algorithms, bots, influencer culture, and how social media turns time into money. We discuss manipulation, signs you’re spending too much time online, the benefits and pitfalls for business and podcasting, and practical tips for a social media detox. Find all episodes at learnpolishpodcast.com and on Bitchute, YouTube, Rumble and Spotify. For

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14:42

#546 Poland Then & Now: An 18-Year Perspective on...

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2025/12/07

Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast. You can find all our episodes on learnpolishpodcast.com. This episode explores Poland's Independence Day (11 November) through a conversation with Roy, who reflects on 18 years living in Poland. Roy discusses big changes he has seen — improved infrastructure, new lifestyles and diets, evolving public culture, and the importance of safety and family traditions. The hosts also touch on Poland's history, the legacy of communism, and what freedom means to different

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18:08

#545 Shisha vs Papieros: A Polish Chat About Hookah...

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2025/12/02

In this episode of the Learn Polish Podcast Ania and Ania chat informally about smoking habits in Poland — comparing cigarettes, shisha (hookah) and electronic alternatives. They discuss flavors, social rituals, personal memories and common health concerns, with light humor and everyday vocabulary for learners.Find episode references and links at learnpolishpodcast.com; lessons from Ania (Polish/Spanish) are in the show notes. For more about the host and services scan the QR code or visit

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19:51

#544 Does Karma Really Return? A Candid Talk on Cause...

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2025/11/30

In this episode of Learn Polish Podcast hosts Anja and Roy discuss karma — is it a moral law, a life cause-and-effect, or tied to reincarnation? They share personal stories, question modern uses of the word, and reflect on how daily choices shape outcomes. Find full show notes and links to lessons in Polish and Spanish at learnpolishpodcast.com; for more about the hosts and resources scan the QR code or visit www.roycoughlan.com and VA.world. I have just launched my PodFather Podcast Coach

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25:24

#543 Determination vs Talent — What Really Drives...

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2025/11/25

In this episode of Learn Polish Podcast the hosts debate whether determination is an innate talent or a skill you can develop. They share personal business stories, setbacks and recoveries, and practical tips — lists, coaching, routines and intuition — to build long-term discipline.The conversation also covers how to avoid unhealthy obsession, balance work and rest, and why your circle influences your habits. Find all episodes and links in the show notes at learnpolishpodcast.com. I have just

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15:12

#542 Pumpkins vs Tradition: Halloween in Poland

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2025/11/24

Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 542. In this episode the hosts talk about Halloween in Poland, its Irish origins, and how pumpkins replaced turnips as global symbols. They discuss the holiday’s growing popularity in cities, the contrast with All Saints’ Day, children’s parties and trick-or-treating, and debate whether Halloween is a fun tradition or commercialized import affecting Polish culture. I have just launched my PodFather Podcast Coach

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