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The Polish language was derived from old Polish. It emerged in the 10th century after the Polish state was developed. Before, it was only a spoken language but was later on turned into a written language when Christianity brought over the Latin alphabet. The changes Polish underwent lasted more than six centuries, and the alterations were mostly brought by cultural, political, religious, and historical influences. Polish is a part of the Slavic language which is a group of languages that developed side by side with the other language groups in mainland Europe. This stemmed after the break-off of the Eastern Indo-European, which is another larger language group that covers Baltic and Slavic languages. More recently, a form of Modern Polish has developed, which is heavily influenced by globalization. This variation is marked by more added English-American and English words that have been integrated into the Polish System.

Where does the Polish language come from?

The language has become an important symbol of identity to Polish people and remains the second most widely spoken Slavic language, just after Russia.  Now, the language is spoken by a staggering 38.5 million people who treat it as their mother tongue. It is also spoken in other parts of Europe as a second language such as in Northern Slovakia and the Czech Republic, Central-Eastern Latvia and Lithuania, and Western Ukraine and Belarus. Due to the immigration of people from Poland during several periods, including World War II, millions of people who speak Polish can also be found in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Israel, and the United Kingdom. This makes a Polish voice over a must for global brands.

How many people speak Polish?

Different regions in Poland speak the language differently, although the differences in vernacular varieties and standard polish are slight. Traditional dialects are still preserved especially among rural areas, thanks to older people. Those who treat Polish as their first language also do not have any issue understanding each other, compared to non-native speakers who may have a hard time identifying social and regional differences. Polish has five major regional dialects. This includes Lesser Polish which is mostly spoken in the west, Masovian which is common in the eastern and central parts of the country, Silesian in the southwest, Greater Polish in the West, and Kashubian, which is used in Pomerania. Depending on the criteria used, Kashubian is considered either as a distinct language or the fifth Polish dialect.

Are there any varieties of the Polish language?

There are an estimated 200,000 Polish words. This may not seem like a lot, but compared to English’s 170,000, the difference is noticeable. But what is most notable is that around one-quarter of the words are related to the pronunciation and sound of their Slavic origin, while the rest is mostly influenced by foreign words.

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Only a few languages can rival the sexy appeal of a polish voice over. With its cultured and gentle vibe, Polish is a fascinating language even for foreigners, thanks to its distinctive qualities that stand out. The slightly nasal language sounds crisp and clear, with interesting consonant combinations. If you want to have a cheerful vibe for videos, polish voice over artists are the best choice among other Slavic languages, here you can find the best polish voice actors with our diverse portfolio of Polish voice over talent.

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