Polish language. Lesson 1. The reading and pronounciation rules

The lesson begins with an introduction to the Polish alphabet at 01:43, then explains letters that are easy to read at 02:07, followed by those that differ from English at 02:23. At 04:36 the two Polish L sounds, L and Ł, are covered, and at 05:16 the digraphs sz, cz, and others are discussed. The pronunciation of the vowel i between consonants and vowels is addressed at 10:26, while 11:06 covers combinations that are read differently than written. Nasal vowels are explained at 12:12, and at 16:28 the English letters absent from Polish are listed. General principles are introduced at 16:57, including the use of additional icons, stress at 17:51, and vivid vowel pronunciation at 18:24.