Polish Cases #1: Mianownik (Nominative) — Singular

Welcome to Polish Cases #1: Mianownik (Nominative) — Singular! In this lesson, we will begin our journey through the Polish case system by learning the singular forms of the Mianownik (Nominative) case. The Nominative case is the basic form of Polish nouns that you find in the dictionary and is most often used when identifying the subject of the sentence. I am an American who has spent the last 8 years learning Polish and have lived the past 4 years living in Poland. I also hold a Master's degree in Polish Philology from a Polish University. This series combines my perspectives as a foreign learner with formal study of the Polish language to make the most difficult parts of Polish grammar easier to understand. Subscribe so that you don't miss the next lesson! Have questions about Polish grammar? Leave a comment! Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:14 What is grammatical case? 04:13 Masculine nouns 05:33 Masculine adjectives 07:39 Masculine nouns that end in -a 08:48 Feminine singular 09:57 Feminine adjectives 12:02 Feminine professions with -czyni 13:45 Feminine nouns ending with consonants 16:28 Neuter nouns 17:28 Neuter adjectives 19:20 Neuter words from Latin 20:31 Review of all Nominative singular endings 21:26 Possessive pronouns 23:30 Subject pronouns and verb 'być' 27:15 Quiz 1 27:52 Quiz 1 answers 30:47 Quiz 2 (part 1) 31:11 Quiz 2 (part 1) answers 32:33 Quiz 2 (part 2) 33:09 Quiz 2 (part 2) answers 34:40 Outro #learnpolish #polishlanguage #polishgrammar #mianownik #nominative #językpolski