#538 Polish Clothing Essentials: Ubrania for Beginners (#19 Re-Mastered)
Apple Podcasts 
Spotify 
Castro 
RSS Feed 
Amazon Music 
TuneIn 
iHeartRadio 
PlayerFM Episode 19: Roy (student) and Kamila (teacher) cover Polish clothing vocabulary (ubrania) — koszula, spodnie, bluzka, sukienka, buty and more — and practice phrases like "Mam na sobie" to say what you are wearing.
The conversation includes colors, seasonal items (czapka, szalik, rękawiczki), differences between shoes and boots, and women's items such as spódnica and rajstopy, with simple examples and repetition.
For more information or contact, visit roycolin.com. The episode also mentions speakingpodcast.com and meditationpodcast.org for related topics.
I have just launched my PodFather Podcast Coach Community https://www.skool.com/podfather/about
Start your own SKOOl Academy https://www.skool.com/signup?ref=c72a37fe832f49c584d7984db9e54b71
All about Roy / Brain Gym & Virtual Assistants at https://roycoughlan.com/
Do you want to unlock your potential?
https://www.skool.com/brainfitness/about
🤝 Join our Learn Polish Podcast Community
✦ Website: https://www.learnpolishpodcast.com/ & https://learnpolish.podbean.com/
✦ YouTube: / https://www.youtube.com/@learnpolish
✦ Facebook: / https://www.facebook.com/learnpolishpodcast/
✦ TikTok: / https://www.tiktok.com/@roycoughlanpodcaster
Polish for all foreigners
Hi, I’m Ania, founder of Teatro de Idiomas. Learning Polish with us isn’t just effective — it’s fun, inspiring, and super exciting! We teach through Spanish, English, or Russian, so you can learn Polish in a language you already know and feel comfortable with.
https://www.instagram.com/teatrodeidiomas/
https://www.facebook.com/people/Teatro-de-idiomas/61573960503867/
#Learnpolish #learnpolishpodcast #polishpodcast
0:00 Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast. If you'd like to learn how to speak in public, you can go to a other podcast, which is speakingpodcast.com, and if you're interested in meditation, you can go to meditationpodcast.org. If you'd like to contact me or know more about me, go to roycolin.com. So welcome to episode number 19. I'm the student Roy, and I'm here with the teacher, Kamala. CzeÅÄ Kamala. DzieÅ dobry, Roy. Jak siÄ masz? Ja Åwietnie, a ty chyba nie? Why? Everything okay? Everything is okay. Super. Good. We'll talk about clothes. Okay? Clothes in Polish. Ubrania. Ubrania. Ubrania. Do you know what clothes are in Polish?
0:43 A few. A few. Okay. What is this? What is this? What is this? Koszula. Koszula. Koszula means... Shirt. What is this? Spodnia. Super. Spodnia? Pants. Okay. What is this? Bluzka? Bluza. Bluza. Bluza. Bluza. Bluza. Okay. Co to jest? Spodnie. Jeansy. Spodnie jeansowe. Albo jeansy. Tak? Dobrze. Dress in Polish means sukienka. Sukienka. I don't hear a skirt suits, but that's in public. It's a dress.
1:29 I like a dress. What color do you like? Colorful. What color are you like? When it's cold, when it's winter, we have... Crap. Crap. To jest czapka. Tutaj jest szalik. Czapka. I co jeszcze jest? Kurtka. Kurtka, wiÄc jacket. Bluza. Bluzka. Koszula. Spodnie. Spodnie. Spodnie dżinsowe albo dżinsy.
2:15 Spodnie dżinsy. Czapka. Czapka. Szalik, kurtka. I dla kobiety. Kloc. A rÄkawiczki. Tak. Dla kobiety. Sukienka. Sukienka. I spódnica. I spódnica. It means I have a Me. Tak? Mam na sobie. Mam na sobie. Dobrze. Ja mam na sobie niebieskÄ bluzkÄ i czarne spodnie jeansowe. Rozumiesz? Rozumiem. You have a blue blouse and a black jeans. A ty? Co masz na sobie? It means... What have you... What are you wearing?
3:01 What have you... No, you're not wearing. Co masz? Masz, because you have. Tak? what do you have on yourself? What have you on you? This construction is in progress. Mam na sobie, masz na sobie. There are no niebieskie koszule. Czarno-niebieskÄ koszule. Czarno-niebieskÄ koszule. I niebieskie spodnie. Dobrze. Jasno-niebieskie. Jasno-niebieskie. Jasno-niebieskie. Give it for me. Z materiaÅu. Mie-dżisowe. Na materiaÅ. Dobrze. I po polsku shoes, buty. Buty. Ja mam brÄ zowe buty.
3:43 I am brÄ zowe buty. Mam brÄ zowe buty. A ty, jakie masz buty? Ja mam czarne buty. Czarne buty. Bardzo Åadne, ale eleganckie. DziÄkujÄ bardzo. And so how would I say, because sometimes, like, these are boots, you have boots, but what's the difference between boots and shoes? Po polsku mówimy buty. Buty. Buty. Buty na zimÄ. Buty. I don't think your boots are for me. Buty na wiosnÄ. Yeah. Buty na wiosnÄ. Yeah. The spring. Tak. Buty na lato, na przykÅad sandaÅy. So that's one of these confusing things, like you don't have a word for tall. You like, you say foot finger and foot hand.
4:25 So similar. You don't have a word for shoe or bow cuts. Tak. Mówimy, że dla kobiety mówimy też bodki. Mhm. And stockings, then skarpetky. Skarpetky, soks, skarpetky. And maitky is underpants, yes. Tak, tak, you know a lot. Nasz polski roj. Oh, what you call a vest? Um, underneath. Mówimy koszulka na ramionczkach. Koszulka na ramionczkach albo top. Top. And what about a lay... Is it rajstoppy for tights for ladies? Dla kobiety rajstoppy.
5:06 Interesujesz siÄ. OczywiÅcie. Pan co dobrze. Okej, Roy. Czyli rozumiesz, masz siÄ, caÅujesz, wszystko rozumiesz. Super. MiÅego dnia. DziÄkujÄ bardzo. So thank you for listening to this week's episode. As I mentioned at the start, you can, if you're interested in learning how to speak in public, you can go to speakingpodcast.com. And if you'd like to learn meditation, go to meditationpodcast.org. If you'd like to contact me or learn more about me, go to rycon.com. And if you'd like to get some Skype lessons, go to polonuswitch.com or visit them in the school, which we're based now on Plets von Muschi in Witsch. So thank you for listening. Until next week. David Zenia.
