Marcin
Polish. Tutor from Poland, native speaker of Polish with 8 years of training experience with Ukrainians
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EN: I am Polish, Polish is my native language, I live permanently in Poland.
It so happens that I can also communicate in Ukrainian.
This is a unique combination that allows me to notice mistakes that will not be obvious to others.
I have many years of practice in correcting the language shortcomings of Ukrainian-speaking people learning to speak Polish. In my opinion, most of these mistakes in people from Ukraine are typical and result from different language structures, a different inflection, a different (sometimes) way of formulating thoughts. My role is to notice and point out each such mistake. I am precise and patient in this. I am not a philologist, but language is my passion, which I try to share with others. I am effective at it and I like it :)
For example, we will talk about why we say "Polish language" and not "Polish language", that the "problem" is ... him, not her... [it was originally written in Polish, if it is not - it is an automatic translation]
UA: I am a Pole, Polish is my native language, I live in Poland all the time.
It so happened that I speak Ukrainian fluently.
I offer you science in a natural way, i.e. through conversation (po polsku)
It is not just teaching, it is the practical use of the language in such a way that each person gets to know the native language in his life - talking to his parents and family, and they patiently correct him and answer the questions that the child has when something is wrong understood by the amendment itself.
That's how I learned the Ukrainian language, so I'm sure that you will also succeed in this thing with Polish.
I already have 8 years of experience in such ... training communications with Ukrainians.
I invite
Although I am not a philologist, language in general is a great hobby for me, which I share with other people with pleasure. This is something that I just really like.
I already have 8 years of experience in such ... training communications with Ukrainians.
Please note that I do not speak Russian.
I do not teach from scratch. [original text - UA]
EN: The aim of our classes will be to freely express your thoughts in Polish.
This is a proposal for people who want to:
- break through and start talking in Polish
- check and improve their accent
- improve the way they formulate sentences in Polish
- talk about a topic of their choice
- check if they would be understandable to a Pole at all
- check what ...they still make mistakes in (this is important because Polish friends do not often say that they hear them - sometimes out of politeness, and sometimes out of ...laziness ;), because they have already learned what it was supposed to mean, so why should they make an effort and correct it for the ...nth time ;))
Besides, after the initial period (sometimes quick) of success in learning Polish, it is worth realizing that for Ukrainians the main problem is not understanding the language itself, but the later stage, when it is not easy to organize in your head how certain structures and dependencies work, which are simply a bit different. The key to success is only the automaticity of speaking.
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