POLONÊS TOTAL - PARTE 1: DECLINAÇÃO DOS PRONOMES SUBSTANTIVOS E ADJETIVOS

All About Polish Grammar — PART 1 & 2 | Declensions and Verbs in Polish 🇵🇱 This video is part of the MOPC ONLINE LANGUAGE MENTORING SYSTEM - LEARN LANGUAGES WITH Linguist Prof. MAURICIO CARVALHO online! contact = [email protected] ACCESS THE FILE SHOWN IN THE VIDEO HERE = https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J... THIS FILE WILL BE EXPANDED AND UPDATED WITH EVERYTHING IN POLISH OVER TIME, MARK IT IN YOUR FAVORITES TO COME BACK TO ENJOY THE CONTENT IN THE FUTURE = https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J... polish language / polish language = DECLINATION OF NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES Do you really want to understand how Polish grammar works? In this comprehensive and in-depth video, we will explore the pillars of the Polish language in a clear and didactic way. Ideal for students of Slavic languages, linguists and those who are passionate about complex and fascinating languages! 📌 PART 1: The Art of Declension in Polish Polish is a highly inflected language, and in this first part we dive into the system of grammatical cases. You will learn to recognize and correctly apply the 7 cases of Polish: Mianownik (Nominative), Dopełniacz (Genitive) Celownik (Dative), Biernik (Accusative), Narzędnik (Instrumental) Miejscownik (Locative), Wołacz (Vocative) We show how these cases affect the declension of pronouns (ja, ty, on, my, wy), masculine, feminine and neuter nouns, qualifying adjectives (np. dobry, ładny, stary), as well as quantifiers such as dużo, mało, kilka, wszyscy and their syntactic effects. You will understand how to say sentences like: ➡️ Widzę dobrego chłopca (I see the good boy – accusative) ➡️ Rozmawiam z dobrą dziewczyną (I talk to the good girl – instrumental) ALSO WATCH PART 2 = The Polish Verbal System and the Concept of Aspect In the second part, we unveil the Polish verbal system, which goes far beyond the present, past and future. The heart of Polish verb conjugation is in the verb aspect: Czasownik niedokonany (Imperfect aspect) Czasownik dokonany (Perfect aspect) You will understand how this affects the meaning of the sentence: ➡️ czytać (to read - imperfect) vs przeczytać (to read to the end - perfect) ➡️ robić (to do) vs zrobić (to do completely) We also analyze the verb moods (indicative, imperative, conditional), the formation of verb tenses (past, present, future compound and simple), and how Polish deals with continuous or punctual actions in time. 🎓 This video is part of a complete series on the languages ​​of the world, with a linguistic, historical and practical focus. If you like etymology, morphology and syntax — or simply want to learn Polish for real — this content is for you. ✅ Turn on subtitles and leave a like! 📥 Share with those who are learning Polish 🔔 Subscribe to follow the next parts! #PolishGrammar #Polish #PolishDeclension #PolishVerbs #VerbalAspect #SlavicLanguages ​​#PolishClass #LearnPolish