Exploring Poland's Beautiful Beaches

Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode number 487, 487.

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so we're going to the beach. We're going to the beach.

Today I prepared for you. I prepared for you a topic. We're going to the beach. It means we're going on the beach. Yeah. As you can see. Okay. So basically, as I mentioned, like I mentioned, Plaża means beach, yes, like seaside, yeah, etc., etc. And piasek is sand. Yes. Roy, pytanie do Ciebie. Zazwyczaj, jeżeli, jaki kolor ma piasek? Brązowy. Kind of yellow, yellow. Yellow, brown, yes, yes, yes. Na niektórych wyspach nawet czarny, prawda?

For example, in Teneref, I know that it's a volcanic. Yes, exactly. But when it's very hot, it hurts. Yes, yes, yes. But in general, in Poland, this piece is usually yellow, even even yellow. Yellow-white, yes. So, piasek to is in a chase end. And the children love building, what? The castle, the sandcastles. The castle is a castle. The castle is a castle. Yes. Did you build it when you were young? When I was young, but you don't look like this one, which was my basic.

And you're just like this, you're just like this, so high, right? Okay, I understand. Okay, then we have a difference on the beach, right? Then we have like division into seasides, into beaches. Because we have a piazczysta plaza, which is Sandy Beach, and the second is kamienista, kamienista plaza, which is Pebble Beach. Kroacija has a lot of kamienist places, and Irlanda has a lot of places. It's very small.

Yes, in Irlanda, in Croatia mainly, right? Khorwacja is known, is known, is known from the famous beach. In Poland we have beautiful, beautiful beach. Roy was probably on the Polish Morse.

Yes, but for me it is very rich, because people have, I don't know, they have like segregation and it's like, they think they own half the beach, right? It's like, it's very rich, because it's only this country, I watch it. I know, I know, I know about paravany. Yes. Yes, no one can't look here, because we're here. We cover, we cover, through paravany. It's a Polish culture. Right, right. I don't like this personally as a Polish person. But it is.

But we have beautiful beaches. You have to admit that in fact, the quality of the sun is so high. I mean, I think that we have one of the best beaches in Europe. If I was on different beaches in different countries, then in fact, this beach is so much more. like it seems to be so clean. I think it's very clean.

I don't know if you feel like this. Rzadko, rzadko, rzadko. Mexico has a beautiful beach. There was no place there. There was no place there. Okay. And here we have the last beach. So here maybe my Irlandshik can you help me with pronunciation? Sanbev. Czyli plażowicz, tak? Plażowicze, tak? Jak są jakieś miusy tutaj w wiadomościach, tak? Plażowicze z... No i tam. Jakaś miejscowość, tak? Dalej mamy parasol. Parasol is also umbrella. Yeah, you know it probably as umbrella. But also it's sunshade.

Yeah? Tak? A, czy może Pan rozłożyć parasol? Tak, itd., itd. Także to samo słowo. I sunbed is leżak, tak? W Polsce raczej leżaki nie są popularne, I would say. Powiedziałabym, że w Polsce it's not so popular, like in Poland not so common to, like, like, like sunbeds, I would say. On, on, on, on some, yeah.

Mainly, mainly abroad, głównie za granicą. W Polsce zazwyczaj na kocu, on the blanket. Yep. Or also towels. We also use these hands as... I think it is related to that we have such beautiful seasides. Yeah? Yeah. Maybe because Baltic. Baltic, Baltic, Baltic, no, it's not my favorite sea, to be honest. It's winter. Exactly, because I was a few times and it was very warm. So, unfortunately. No, unfortunately, unfortunately, unfortunately. So, what? That would be enough if it was about it.

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