26 Minutes of Daily Polish Dialogues (A1-A2) | Renting a Flat: Rent, Deposit, Fees

After this episode, you'll be able to ask about rent, deposit, extra fees, move-in dates, and flat viewing details in Polish. This is 12 short Polish conversations at A1-A2, spoken slowly by two voices, with every Polish sentence on screen, so it works for focused listening, for reading along, or in the background. This episode is for A1-A2 learners who already understand some Polish but still freeze when they need to ask practical questions. If you want to hear everyday Polish used in real rental situations without turning practice into a grammar lesson, this is for you. 🎧 In this episode, you'll practise: • “Jeszcze aktualne?” — checking if a room ad is still available • “Sam czynsz ile wynosi?” — asking directly about the base rent • “Kaucja jest zwrotna?” — confirming whether the deposit comes back • “Szczerze, wolałbym bez dywanu.” — politely saying what you do not want in the flat • “Jeśli pani chce ciszy, odradzam.” — understanding an honest warning about noisy neighbours • “Mam małego psa.” — bringing up an important pet question early • “Meldunek jest też ważny.” — asking about registration and contract conditions • “Mogę w dwóch ratach?” — negotiating a high deposit in instalments • “Jestem zainteresowana.” — showing interest after the viewing without deciding too fast The episode is built around apartment and room viewing conversations: first arranging the visit, then asking the questions that save you from nasty surprises later. You hear how people ask about costs, furniture, neighbours, pets, and formalities in a natural, simple way. Keep listening for the later conversation where someone hears an honest answer about loud neighbours next door. 📝 How to learn more from this episode: • First, listen once without pausing and try to follow the situation in each conversation. • On the second listen, pause after useful questions like “A opłaty dodatkowe?” or “Od kiedy wolne?” and say them aloud with the same rhythm. • Pick three lines you could really use when renting and practise them today as your own sentences. • Come back tomorrow and listen again — the second and third listens are where practical phrases start to stick. Polski ze słuchu exists to help as many people as possible actually start speaking Polish, not only understanding it. 💬 Your turn: Finish this sentence in Polish: “Jestem zainteresowana, ale muszę jeszcze…” Subscribe to Polski ze słuchu if you want new everyday conversations to listen to regularly. #LearnPolish #PolishListening #ApartmentViewing