Polish voice over, natively reviewed.

Polish has little regional variation in media, so one standard voice serves the whole country. The work is in the endings, the numbers and the register.

Accents and variants of Polish.

Standard Polish
The nationwide broadcast norm, used for training, product, corporate and public content.
Formal register
A measured voice for banking, public bodies, healthcare and legal content.
Conversational register
A younger, more natural reading for consumer, social and app content.

What a native Polish reviewer checks.

Cases and endings
Polish endings change with the grammar, and a number or name inserted into a sentence must take the right ending.
Pan and Pani
The polite address forms. We agree whether the audience is addressed formally and keep it throughout.
Numbers and units
Polish numbers change form with the thing counted, so every figure in the script is checked.

Writing for Polish.

Inserted values need care
A sentence built from parts, such as a phone prompt with a name or an amount, can break the grammar. We write the pieces to take the right forms.
Polish runs longer than English
Allow room in slides and animations.
English terms are common in tech
Say whether they stay English or are replaced by Polish words, and be consistent.

Polish voice over: questions.

Do Polish audiences abroad need a different voice?

The standard voice works for them too. Content for diaspora audiences often mixes in English words, which we can mirror.

Can one Polish script serve consumer and corporate content?

The words are the same, but the register is not. We adapt the script and the voice to each.

Tell us your Polish project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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