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Polish Soaps? & They Really do use Rosetta Stone


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StaryDom
  Jan 15, 08, 18:24  #1

I saw my cousin over the Christmas break and all of a sudden the guy is fluent in Spanish!!! (Who's to say what "fluent" is, but my native Spanish speaking family memebers are very impressed!) He's in the military and they put him through six months of language school. Six hours a day! Then they sent him to live with a family for two months in some South American country. Very curious about language learning I had lots of questions. First of all, the U.S. military does use The Rosetta Stone, just like thier website claims! Of course they were in class, but the Stone was used a lot. The next thing he mentioned was that there was a "Soap Opera," or "Novella" that they watched. It was written for teaching language and started out with very basic vocabulary. As the months went by, the dialog became more challenging. Has anyone ever heard of such product for learning Polish? If not, anyone know of a good "Soap" to watch?

Six months of intensive language school seems like the norm. I have a friend who is going to Romania as a missonary and she speaks no Romanian. The organization she is working with (Greater European Missions) is putting her through six months of language school when she arrives in Romania. I'm getting the feeling that if I want to speak Polish during this lifetime that I might have to dedicate myself to study for six hours a day for six months. Too bad I have a day job :-(

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Lettuce
  Jan 15, 08, 20:37  #2

Someone suggested kids cartoons in Polish to supplement other learning sources, but I couldnt find anything helpful on youtube. It would be nice to know of anything like this soap opera you mentioned if a Polish equivalent exists. As long as it's nothing like Hollyoaks. My fiance watches it all the time and it drives me mental lol!

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telefonitika
  Jan 16, 08, 05:14  #3

some polish tv soap on tv polonia has english subtitles to it ... M Jak Milosc i think thats how it is spelt ...

Lettuce wrote:
Hollyoaks


gawd .... this show is drival ... some of my siblings watch it .. i cant stand it nor any other soap for that matter on the TV .. all crap .. !

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Wroclaw
  Jan 16, 08, 08:40  #4

Find or borrow some DVD's with language options in Polish and English.

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telefonitika
Edited by: telefonitika  Jan 16, 08, 09:30  #5

Wroclaw wrote:
DVD's with language options in Polish and English


You can usually check on dvds on the back to see if in multi languages some usually get listed if says a few you get Polish as well as an option .. i have happy feet and can watch it in Polish if i wish .. just to name one of top my head ...

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Davey
  Jan 16, 08, 13:15  #6

They have South Park in Polish on Youtube or you can try wrzuta.pl, it might have something

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Michal
  Jan 20, 08, 12:41  #7

telefonitika wrote:
d .... this show is drival ... some of my siblings watch it .. i cant stand it nor any other soap for that matter on the TV ..

Its great and I never miss it.

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osiol GOLD MEMBER
  Jan 20, 08, 13:07  #8

Lettuce wrote:
Hollyoaks

I remember when this was new. I only ever saw a couple of minutes.

Someone picked up a phone and called someone else.
You know the kind of split-screen sort of thing they used to have in things like ABBA videos?
Well, the person answering the phone appeared in a box in one corner of the screen.
They chatted away. Maybe it was just for a moment, but the two people talking to eachoter on telephones on the screen actually looked at eachother.
'Hey! How are you in that yellow-outlined box in the corner of the screen?'
'I'm fine, but why do you have 3/4 of the screen and I only get a little box?'
Maybe I haven't recalled the dialogue word-for-word...
... because I was laughing my donkey arse off.

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Lettuce
  Jan 21, 08, 12:03  #9

lol its worse when one of them receives a text message - it pops up at the bottom of the screen. cringe.

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HAL9009
  Jan 24, 08, 18:17  #10

You can find Polish subtitles at this web site for many current tv programs and also some movies.

h t t p://hatak.pl/index2.php?page=42

They are all directly downloadable.
We can pretend we're studying then by watching something with PL subtitles :)

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rog1201
  Feb 26, 08, 10:24  #11

Hi I'm new here. You can also download a programme Napiprojekt

napiprojekt.pl

You dont have to search a polish subtitles. This programme do it for you:))
If you need any help wirte

(sorry for mistakes):)

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slyder
  Feb 27, 08, 11:35  #12

i found midowe lata on youtube. ugh. thanks for those links! "learn" polish AND watch Lost! woo!

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rog1201
Edited by: rog1201  Feb 27, 08, 13:47  #13

slyder
"learn" polish AND watch Lost


to po polsku nazywa się "łączyć przyjemne z pożytecznym" :)

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