hottakesrus [he/him]

Really though? Even reddit still has a ton of piracy subreddits, and as long as they don’t post links they seem to be fine.

Is it better to buy some stuff normally while lifting a few things, or just walk about? I’m concerned that if cameras catch you lifting something, if you pay with a card you could get caught.

Thanks for the correction o7

Dzięki wielkie! Te filmiki na YouTubie wyglądają na ciekawego.

Some suggestions to add: EasyPolish is phenomenal. Street interviews on a huge variety of topics with EN and PL subtitles on all their videos.

You can also find a torrent of the Michel Thomas Polish course (only beginner offered though). Not too long and won’t get you very far, but I thought it was worth listening to.

Someone might find polish grammar in a nutshell helpful.

:gui: If we start at the top, how far done should we go? (hypothetically) :gui:

the gigabyte of feet pics are ironic

Jak pan śmie. Polska to nasza kochana.

A mam pytanie. Jak się mówi “chud” po polsku?

Yea, I know exactly what you mean. Not being able to combine simple sentences after studying for a long time because the fucking word endings change constantly is super frustrating.

I’m trying the mass immersion approach now (linked in the how to learn a language thread). They really destress the importance of speaking and language output. If you take in a lot of comprehensible input, combined with some grammar lessons every now and then, I think the speaking and sentence formation will come over time.

Nie ma problemu! Yea building my own sentences was intimidating at first because of all the grammatical cases. I don’t know how you feel about studying grammar during language learning. But for me, learning some grammar was really helpful because I had a hard time trying to pick it up naturally. Check out the YT channel Polish With Ania. It was super helpful for me.