r/Polish

Hi, my name is Karolina and I’m a student in Nice, France, currently working on my own research. 

I’m looking for Polish heritage speakers (Polish people born and/or raised in a country other than Poland) who could take part in my survey! It takes around 15 minutes and consists of a self-paced reading task together with an acceptability judgment task.

I was wondering if there are people who could take this survey. It’s also important to open it on the computer or tablet as it doesn’t work on the phone. Here's the link: https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/1987E334-2853-403D-8811-A89B9EE46458

Thank you for help!

P.S Polish people that were born and live in Poland can take it as well! :)

Do what the title says

Hello, I don't even know how to read Polish so it is difficult to me to discern a word and its origin.

Allow me to ask if Polish have any hebrew heritage whether in vocabulary or accent?

I believe it is Polish king from late medieval era who welcomed the Israelites of the rest of Europe so I appreciate Polish people.

Mam wrażenie, że w ostatnim czasie coraz więcej osób wraca do poezji - krótkich wierszy, cytatów i refleksji. Jestem ciekaw, czy to tylko moje wrażenie.
Czy zdarza Wam się czytać poezję? Jeśli tak, to klasyczną czy współczesną? A może trafiacie na nią głównie w mediach społecznościowych?
Prowadzę konto na TikToku poświęcone poezji i zastanawiam się, co najbardziej przyciąga ludzi do takich treści. Chętnie poznam Wasze opinie i doświadczenia.

This is how I pronounce the first, https://forvo.com/word/poci%C4%85gn%C4%85%C5%82/#pl. This is not me, It is some woman I of course never met, For context. I grew up in central warsaw in a university-educated family (which by definition is who speak so-called "correct" Polish), but on the other hand clearly MOST Polish people do not speak this way, and Polish grammars and other publications (themselves of course written by university-educated folks) at least since c. 1900 insist on saying ął and ęł as = oł and eł. So I am just trying to find any other Polish speakers who'd be willing to give me a little of their time so I can record and publish some data about the other pronunciation (mine!) where ął = ą and ęł = ę, and I might add therefore ęła = ęłła. I suspect that this is uncommon but clearly we have at least two such people, so there must be more. Thank you.

Her songs are pretty good, btw.