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| INTRODUCTION | |
| Jonathan:Hi everyone, I’m Jonathan. | |
| Joanna:And I’m Joanna! | |
| Jonathan:And welcome to Culture Class: Essential Polish Vocabulary, Lesson 5! In this lesson you'll learn 5 essential words related to Food &Drink. These are 5 sweets and desserts in Poland. Hand picked. You can find a complete list of vocabulary at PolishPod101.com | |
| FIVE KEY VOCABULARY ITEMS | |
| Jonathan:Joanna, what’s our first word? | |
| Joanna:czekolada | |
| Jonathan:chocolate | |
| Joanna:(slow) czekolada (regular) czekolada | |
| Jonathan:Listeners, please repeat: | |
| Joanna:czekolada | |
| [pause - 5 sec.] | |
| Jonathan:Poland is home to many chocolate makers, with E. Wedel being one of the most famous. (REWRITTEN). | |
| Jonathan:Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. | |
| Joanna:(normal) Polska czekolada jest jedną z najlepszych na świecie. | |
| Jonathan:Polish chocolate is some of the best in the world. | |
| Joanna:(slow) Polska czekolada jest jedną z najlepszych na świecie. | |
| Jonathan:Okay, what’s the next word? | |
| Joanna:pączek | |
| Jonathan:donut | |
| Joanna:(slow) pączek (regular) pączek | |
| Jonathan:Listeners, please repeat: | |
| Joanna:pączek | |
| [pause - 5 sec.] | |
| Jonathan:In Poland, you can find donuts with many kinds of fillings, such as strawberry jam, rose jam, chocolate, vanilla cream, and more. - | |
| Jonathan:Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. | |
| Joanna:(normal) W Tłusty Czwartek (święto w lutym) każdy Polak musi zjeść przynajmniej jednego pączka. | |
| Jonathan:On Fat Thursday (a holiday in February) every Polish person has to eat at least 1 donut. | |
| Joanna:(slow) W Tłusty Czwartek (święto w lutym) każdy Polak musi zjeść przynajmniej jednego pączka. | |
| Jonathan:Okay, what’s the next word? | |
| Joanna:budyń | |
| Jonathan:pudding | |
| Joanna:(slow) budyń (regular) budyń | |
| Jonathan:Listeners, please repeat: | |
| Joanna:budyń | |
| [pause - 5 sec.] | |
| Jonathan:Budyn is a sweet pudding that comes in flavors like chocolate, cherry, or sweet cream. | |
| - | |
| Jonathan:Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. | |
| Joanna:(normal) Budyń można jeść na gorąco i na zimno. | |
| Jonathan:Budyn can be eaten both hot and cold. | |
| Joanna:(slow) Budyń można jeść na gorąco i na zimno. | |
| Jonathan:Okay, what’s the next word? | |
| Joanna:sernik | |
| Jonathan:cheesecake | |
| Joanna:(slow) sernik (regular) sernik | |
| Jonathan:Listeners, please repeat: | |
| Joanna:sernik | |
| [pause - 5 sec.] | |
| Jonathan:Sernik is a cheesecake that often contains raisins and orange peel. | |
| - | |
| Jonathan:Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. | |
| Joanna:(normal) W Polsce jest wiele różnych rodzajów sernika. | |
| Jonathan:There are many different kinds of cheesecake in Poland. | |
| Joanna:(slow) W Polsce jest wiele różnych rodzajów sernika. | |
| Jonathan:Okay, what’s the last word? | |
| Joanna:makowiec | |
| Jonathan:poppy-seed swirl cake | |
| Joanna:(slow) makowiec (regular) makowiec | |
| Jonathan:Listeners, please repeat: | |
| Joanna:makowiec | |
| [pause - 5 sec.] | |
| Jonathan:Makowiec is a pastry roll with a rich filling. | |
| - | |
| Jonathan:Now, let's hear a sample sentence using this word. | |
| Joanna:(normal) Makowiec to bardzo tradycyjne ciasto, które Polacy zawsze jedzą na Boże Narodzenie. | |
| Jonathan:Makowiec is a very traditional cake, which Polish people always eat during Christmas. | |
| Joanna:(slow) Makowiec to bardzo tradycyjne ciasto, które Polacy zawsze jedzą na Boże Narodzenie. | |
| QUIZ | |
| Jonathan:Okay listeners, are you ready to be quizzed on the words you just learned? Joanna will give you the Polish – please say the English meaning out loud! Are you ready? | |
| Joanna:czekolada | |
| [pause]Jonathan:chocolate | |
| Joanna:pączek | |
| [pause]Jonathan:donut | |
| Joanna:budyń | |
| [pause]Jonathan:pudding | |
| Joanna:sernik | |
| [pause]Jonathan:cheesecake | |
| Joanna:makowiec | |
| [pause]Jonathan:poppy-seed swirl cake | |
Outro |
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| Jonathan:There you have it – 5 sweets and desserts in Poland! We have a more complete list at PolishPod101.com Thanks everyone, see you next time! | |
| Joanna: |
5 Comments
HideDo you like sweets & desserts? If yes, what’s your favorite one?
Hi Drew,
Thank you for posting.
There is Tłusty czwartek in Poland.
Wtorek przed środą popielcową to ostatki.
Should you have any questions, please let us know.
Sincerely,
Hanna
Team PolishPod101.com
Tłusty czwartek? Myślałem, że wakacje to Tłusty WTOREK. Przed środą popielcową.
Cześć Anirudh,
Tak, polskie słodycze są słodkie. Niektóre słodycze są bardzo słodkie, na przykład ptysie (cream puff) albo kutia (dish consisting of boiled grain, and honey). Polacy lubią słodycze.
Czy lubisz słodycze, Anirudh?
Pozdrawiam,
Hanna
Team PolishPod101.com
Witam ,
Czy polskie słodycze są naprawdę słodkie ?
(Czy to brzmi dobre ?? )