Learn Polish from Pan Tadeusz | W drugiej księdze Pana Tadeusza Tadeusz budzi się po niespokojnej nocy. Młodzież przygotowuje się do polowania, a asesor i rejent kłócą się o swoje psy. Hrabia przyjeżdża do zamku Horeszków, zachwyca się ruinami i spotyka Gerwazego, który opowiada mu o tragicznej historii rodu Sopliców. Okazuje się, że Jacek Soplica zabił Stolnika Horeszkę, co wywołało waśń między rodzinami. Hrabia, poruszony, postanawia walczyć o honor Horeszków. W ogrodzie hrabia dostrzega tajemniczą dziewczynę, ale ksiądz Robak przerywa mu tę chwilę.
VIP1448: Pan Tadeusz – księga 1 cz.2
Learn Polish from Pan Tadeusz | In this part of Pan Tadeusz, Tadeusz sits at a dinner in the Horeszko castle, where he becomes intrigued by a woman, Telimena, who sits next to him. They talk about books and art, but Tadeusz is embarrassed when he realizes he’s been flirting with his aunt. A heated argument breaks out over hunting, and Tadeusz becomes further confused. Meanwhile, the political backdrop of Napoleon’s wars is introduced through secretive conversations, particularly involving Father Robak, a key figure in Poland’s underground resistance. The first book ends with a mix of personal tensions and political unrest.
RP499: Tony Robbins
In this episode of the Learn Real Polish podcast, I will tell you about Tony Robbins, one of the world’s most famous motivational speakers. From a tough childhood, he became a bestselling author and coach to top athletes, entrepreneurs, and leaders. His story is about personal growth, motivation, and changing your life through the power of mindset. It’s a great way to learn about an inspiring figure while practicing your Polish. As always, I’ll use clear and simple Polish to help you learn. Premium members can read the full transcript in Polish at realpolish.pl
VIP1447: Pan Tadeusz – księga 1 cz.1
Learn Polish from Pan Tadeusz | In Pan Tadeusz, we follow a noble family’s life in 1811-1812 during the end of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The story starts with Tadeusz Soplica returning to his family estate, Soplicowo, where he is greeted by his uncle, Judge Soplica. The novel opens with a heartfelt invocation to Lithuania, reflecting the poet’s nostalgic yearning for the past. As Tadeusz settles in, he is struck by the presence of a young woman, and their first encounter is filled with surprise and tension. The backdrop of political conflict, a border dispute, and the decaying Horeszko castle symbolize the changing times in a society on the brink of collapse.
VIP1446: Pan Tadeusz – wstęp
This time, I invite you to listen as I tell you the story of Pan Tadeusz by Adam Mickiewicz. Poland’s national epic is not easy to read, so I decided to tell you the story instead. I think this will be an interesting way to improve your Polish, and at the same time, you’ll learn about an important part of Polish culture.
There is also a transcript available, so you can listen and read along at the same time.