A Floral Vocabulary Journey In Polish

Immerse yourself in the richness of the Polish language as we explore floral vocabulary in this episode of Learn Polish Podcast. Host and the co-host Daniel dive into the exciting realm of flower names in Polish, turning a routine podcast episode into an enjoyable linguistic journey.

In the vibrant lexicon of flowers, you'll learn how to say with Daniel how a phone goes 'bing' in Polish! The session further introduces listeners to the Polish names for various types of prominent flowers, such as roses (Róża), lotus (Lotus soup), tulips (Tulipan), lavender (Lavenda), sunflower (Słonecznik), lilies (Lilie), daisies (Stokrotki), and daffodils (Narcissus).

As you familiarize yourself with these words, the hosts also share intriguing tidbits about the flowers. From consuming sunflower seeds to utilizing lavender to ward off pests, the narrative is sure to spark interest.

Join us in this refreshing episode as we continue to explore and appreciate the beauty of the Polish language. Share with us your favorite flower and any other flower names you'd like to learn in Polish. Find this episode and all things related to our podcast at learnpolishpodcast.com. Don't forget to leave us a thumbs up, rate us five stars, and share with your friends!

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Episode Transcript

(00:00):
Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 466.
I'm here with my buddy Daniel. And I didn't turn off my phone,
so that's why you hear a bing and I give out to people for doing that.
But sure, we're not going to start again. We're going to continue.
Today we're going to talk about, I suppose, what's a bing in a phone when the phone goes bing?

(00:21):
Why would you say that in Polish? How would you say that? Bing.
What would you say? Notification.
So today we're going to talk about types of flowers. So how would you say that
in Polish? Rodzaje kwiatów.
Rodzaje kwiatów. Yeah. Okay. So we've got a picture with about five,

(00:46):
but I made a few more just help people.
So I spelled the first one. We see beautiful red rose.
Róża. So czerwonej róży, tak? Because I know that you can get different colors of roses.
I suppose most people wouldn't know that. Now, the next one,
and it's to the right of the picture.
It's, and you see it in the pond, a lotus.

(01:08):
A lilia. A lilia. A lilia. No, a lotus. I think that's a lotus.
Kvietis. Lotus soup. Ah.
Well, I can understand why you wouldn't know that. Because most people would
never see that. Have you ever seen a lotus?
No. Widziałem lili, ale tego nie. Okay.
Now, this next one is tulip.

(01:30):
Tulip? Tulipan. Tulipan. Bo jest sklep tulipan, tak? Tak.
W Łodzi. So, now, next. And it's good for keeping kind of robaki away. Lavender.
Lavenda. Lavenda. A lubisz pachnie lavenda? Nie.
Now, next one is you can actually eat the seeds from it. Sun Glower. Słonecznik.

(01:56):
Słonecznik. A lubisz ten seat? Nie. Nie.
Now, the other ones aren't on the picture, but we've written down a few others. Lilies. Lilie. Lilie.
It's like a dog, nie? Your dog is called Ivy, so that's like flowers, ale nie? Pojlny Ivy.
Now, daisies. Stokrotki. Stokrotki, nie? Tak. Tak.

(02:22):
And daffodil. Narcissus.
Narcissus, daffodil. So, what is your favorite flower?
What's your favorite flower? Rose. Rose.
And there's a friend at your school, Rose. Is that the same way? Yes. Yes. Good.

(02:44):
So, that's a nice short one for today.
You might let us know what are the flowers that we didn't mention that you'd
like to know. and what's your favorite flower.
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