:flag-pl:Polish is the official language of Poland and the most linguistically homogeneous country in Europe.
:writing_hand:Polish writing involves 32 letters, 7 digraphs, and special letters like ł.
:speech_balloon:Polish has a complex grammar with extensive inflections and gender distinctions.
:sound:Verbs in Polish have two tenses (past and non-past) and two aspects (perfective and imperfective).
:globe_with_meridians:Polish has a flexible word order due to its inflected nature.
How many letters are in the Polish alphabet?
—The Polish alphabet consists of 32 letters and 7 digraphs.
Does Polish have grammatical gender?
—Yes, Polish has grammatical gender, with masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns.
What are the two aspects of Polish verbs?
—Polish verbs have two aspects: perfective (completed actions) and imperfective (incomplete actions).
Is word order strict in Polish?
—No, word order in Polish is flexible due to the inflected nature of the language.
What are some unique features of Polish writing?
—Polish writing uses diacritics, has special letters like ł, and features an abundance of consonant clusters.
00:00Introduction to the fascinating language of Polish and its unique characteristics.
02:30Exploration of the Polish alphabet, including special letters and diacritics.
05:10Overview of the complex grammar of Polish, including extensive inflections and gender distinctions.
08:45Explanation of the two tenses and two aspects of Polish verbs.
11:30Discussion of the flexible word order in Polish.
14:20Examples and insights about the pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary of Polish.
