Po angielsku proszę!
Po angielsku proszę!
News Poland
This in from The Warsaw Voice:
In an effort to answer the needs of Warsaw's foreigners as well as help Poles learning foreign languages, some Polish television and radio stations have launched news programs in English.
Although not many stations decided to provide the service, existing programs are fairly professional and well executed. Most foreigners tune in to the BBC's World Service on the radio or watch BBC or CNN by satellite or cable television. Still, music played on Radio PiN seems appealing enough that few switch to another radio station, even if they understand little Polish. TVN24, the 24h television news channel, launched Erica Oley's 6:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. TVN24 News. This is a new concept in Polish media.
For more, here
View
A brilliant idea both for the English speaking people in Poland and the Polish people studying English. In many ways Poland is not the most friendly country for non-Polish speakers, maybe this is a sign of that changing.
On a side note, Most Americans who come to Poland develop an affinity to it quite quickly or hate it even quicker.
This in from The Warsaw Voice:
In an effort to answer the needs of Warsaw's foreigners as well as help Poles learning foreign languages, some Polish television and radio stations have launched news programs in English.
Although not many stations decided to provide the service, existing programs are fairly professional and well executed. Most foreigners tune in to the BBC's World Service on the radio or watch BBC or CNN by satellite or cable television. Still, music played on Radio PiN seems appealing enough that few switch to another radio station, even if they understand little Polish. TVN24, the 24h television news channel, launched Erica Oley's 6:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. TVN24 News. This is a new concept in Polish media.
For more, here
View
A brilliant idea both for the English speaking people in Poland and the Polish people studying English. In many ways Poland is not the most friendly country for non-Polish speakers, maybe this is a sign of that changing.
On a side note, Most Americans who come to Poland develop an affinity to it quite quickly or hate it even quicker.
0 Comments:
Prześlij komentarz
<< Home