This post brings you to Rdz 41, or the forty-first chapter of the book of Genesis in its Polish version. Rdz 41 is a long chapter, in which you will continue to make much progress in your understanding of Polish. The subject of this forty-first chapter is: wywyższenie Józefa (exaltation of Joseph); wywyższenie is a neuter noun meaning exaltation. If you are arriving on this … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 41, wywyższenie Józefa
You will now study the fortieth chapter of the book of Genesis through the Polish language; in Rdz 40, you will read about: Józef wyjaśnia sny (Joseph explains [that is, interprets] dreams). The imperfective verb wyjaśniać means to explain. If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here (Rdz 1). In your study of Polish, … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 40, Józef wyjaśnia sny
With Esodo 22, or chapter 22 of the book of Exodus in Friulian version, you continue to read about the rulings that began in the twenty-first chapter. If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Friulian language here (Gjenesi 1). The Friulian Bible that you will read is made available by Glesie Furlane, in Bibie par un … Continue reading Friulian language series: Esodo 22, lis leçs (II)
This post brings you to Rdz 39, or the thirty-ninth chapter of the book of Genesis, where you will study the Polish language as it relates to the following subject matter: Józef niewolnikiem Potifara (Joseph, slave of Potiphar) and Józef w więzieniu (Joseph in prison). The Polish for slave is the masculine niewolnik (or the feminine niewolnica); the neuter noun więzienie is the Polish for … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 39, Józef w więzieniu
In Rdz 38, or the Polish version of the thirty-eighth chapter of the book of Genesis, you will read about Judah and Tamar (Juda i Tamar). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here (Rdz 1). In your study of Polish, you will use the Biblia Tysiąclecia as your source text. You can read … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 38, Juda i Tamar
Through the Friulian language, you will read about the following subject matter in Esodo 21, or the twenty-first chapter of the book of Exodus: leçs di dirit familiâr: leçs pai sclâfs (rulings of family law: rulings for slaves), leçs di dirit criminâl: omicidi (rulings of criminal law: homicide), delits cuintri des personis (crimes against people), delits cuintri de propietât (crimes against property). From the above, … Continue reading Friulian language series: Esodo 21, lis leçs (I)
Through the Polish language, you will read about the following subject matter in Rdz 37, or the thirty-seventh chapter of the book of Genesis: dzieje potomków Jakuba (history of the descendants of Jacob), Józef sprzedany przez braci (Joseph sold by his brothers). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here (Rdz 1). In your … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 37, Józef sprzedany przez braci
In Rdz 36, or the thirty-sixth chapter of the book of Genesis, you will read about the Edomites (Edomici), who descend from Esau: potomkowie Ezawa (descendants of Esau). As you might expect in a chapter regarding lineage, you will come across the names of many people; this chapter is lighter on the amount of Polish to study, but it also contains a good deal of … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 36, potomkowie Ezawa
You have now reached Rdz 35; in this thirty-fifth chapter of the book of Genesis, you will study the Polish language as it relates to Jakub w Betel i w Mamre (Jacob in Bethel and Mamre). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here (Rdz 1). In your study of Polish, you will use … Continue reading Polish language series: Rdz 35, Jakub w Betel i w Mamre
In Esodo 20, or the twentieth chapter of the book of Exodus, you will study the Friulian language as it relates to i dîs comandaments (the ten commandments), il codiç dal pat (the rules of the covenant) and la leç sul altâr (the law of the altar; literally, the law on [that is, regarding] the altar). By the end of your study of this twentieth … Continue reading Friulian language series: Esodo 20, i dîs comandaments
