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What Do Children Like to Do? Part I

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First published at 12:10 UTC on March 29th, 2024.

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Welcome to Learn Polish Podcast, episode 455, where we delve into the intriguing world of children and what they like to do. Joined by my son Daniel, we delve into various activities that engage children. From running, jumping, swinging to climbing …

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Fascinated by the nuances of the Polish language? Daniel and I discuss words for various activities and states, like biegacz (to run), spragniony (thirsty), skakacze (jump), and chodzić po drzewach (like climbing a tree). Tune in to enrich your Polish vocabulary as we further delve into a variety of verbs and phrases linked to children's activities.

Additionally, we reflect on preferences that shift as kids age, discussing differences between things like trampolining, tree houses, and other forms of play. We even compare various obligations such as school and homework systems in different locations, providing a more diverse outlook.

We encourage our listeners to participate in the discussions and share their thoughts about each episode. Your feedback is immensely valuable for our program. Until our next episode, Dziękuję bardzo, do widzenia.

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