Looking to hire a Polish voice actor for your upcoming project? We offer some of the world’s best Polish talent online! Listen to voice samples below and invite our voice artists to send you quotes. Then, simply hire your favorite...
Hire The Best Polish Voice Actors Online
Looking to hire a Polish voice actor for your upcoming project? We offer some of the world’s best Polish talent online! Listen to voice samples below and invite our voice artists to send you quotes. Then, simply hire your favorite voice actor and fund the project. Your payment will be held securely until the job is done. Lastly, get your files and release your payment to the talent when happy with the work. Learn more →
Hire The Best Polish Voice Actors Online
Looking to hire a Polish voice actor for your upcoming project? Listen to voice samples be...
Hire The Best Polish Voice Actors Online
Looking to hire a Polish voice actor for your upcoming project? Listen to voice samples below and invite our voice artists to send you quotes. Then, simply hire your favorite voice actor and fund the project. Your payment will be held securely until the job is done. Lastly, get your files and release your payment to the talent when happy with the work. Learn more →
My team works with Voice Crafters on an on-going basis and it’s always a no-brainer experience! Professional. Fast. Flexible. Creative. Customer Centric. Good Value for money. What more can one ask for?!
Paweł S.
Polish
Poland
local time
(6)
Top RatedGood Value
A professional Polish voice actor with many years of experience in nationwide media. He has completed projects...
Persuasive
Warm
Conversational
Starting at $75
Aleksander B.
Polish
Poland
local time
(5)
Top Rated24h Delivery
I am a Polish native speaker and I have been recording in my own studio for several years now. I make recordin...
Professional
Fresh
Young
Starting at $85
Anna-jane S.
Polish
English (British)
United Kingdom
local time
(1)
PremiumTop Rated
Native British English and Polish voiceover artist, trained at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London...
Authoritative
Professional
Bubbly
Starting at $250
Piotr M.
Polish
Poland
local time
(1)
PremiumTop Rated
Middle-aged voice. Known both from local and national broadcasting. Very often saying “hello” while you are ma...
Trustworthy
Friendly
Conversational
Starting at $150
Malgorzata P.
Polish
Italy
(1)
Top Rated24h Delivery
Hello, I am a professional Polish voice artist and a sound designer. How is my voice? Everything you can imagi...
Fresh
Warm
Andrzej P.
Polish
Poland
local time
Good Value
Hi, I’m Andrew – Polish Voice Over Talent. I record every day in my own home studio. My voice is perceived as ...
Young
Friendly
Warm
Starting at $75
Błażej P.
Polish
Poland
Hi there! I am Blaise and I live in Poland since I was born. They say that Polish is one of the hardest langua...
Trustworthy
Conversational
Friendly
Barbara P.
Polish
Poland
Born in 1990, accomplished voice actor with over 5 years of experience, native to Poland and speaking Polish a...
Fresh
Smart
Professional
Romuald S.
Polish
Poland
Interesting and experienced Polish Voiceover Artist. Radio & tv experience from childhood. Dynamic & y...
Friendly
Energetic
Bartosz G.
Polish
Poland
Experienced, flexible, acting and singing/rapping skills voice over
Enthusiastic
Dynamic
Professional
Mars L.
Polish
United Kingdom
My name is Marcin. I’m a bilingual (Polish (native), English) voiceover artist and voice actor. My history as ...
Commanding
Conversational
Serious
Piotr K.
Polish
Poland
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Persuasive
Warm
Conversational
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Hire Top-Rated Polish Voice Actors at Voice Crafters
Our Polish voice actors are pre-screened professionals and have a lot of experience, so you’re guaranteed to receive the best audio performance at broadcast-level quality.
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Polish voice overs: what you need to know
Polish is a West Slavic language, native to the Republic of Poland. Around 45 million people are native Polish speakers.
Additionally, 5 million speak Polish as a second language in Germany, Lithuania, Ukraine, Russia, and other Polish communities around the world.
Despite its rather wide usage, Polish is only the official language in Poland.
It also holds status as a minority language in other Slavic, Baltic, and Central European countries (Ukraine, Hungary, Slovakia, Lithuania, and others).
The word “Poland” comes from the tribe of Polans. The term could be translated to “plain” or “field” — mostly because of Poland’s flat landscape.
Language History
Just like other Slavic languages, Polish descended from Proto-Slavic — a common relative of all Slavic languages. However, as a distinct language, Polish started developing around the 10th century.
Polish language history is divided into four periods: Old Polish (10th-16th centuries), Middle Polish (16th-18th centuries), New Polish (18th century to 1930), and finally Modern Polish — a language variety that’s been used since 1930.
The first known written Old Polish text dates back to 1270 — The book of Henrykow described the everyday life of Poles.
Close Relations
Polish doesn’t have many close relatives. In fact, Polish is somewhat a black sheep of Slavic languages — it’s completely different in grammar, pronunciation, and alphabet.
Of the languages still in use, Polish is mostly related only to Czech and Slovak. However, the three languages are not mutually intelligible and share mostly vocabulary.
In terms of grammar and vocabulary, Polish has been considerably influenced by German, Italian, and Latin.
In fact, Polish vocabulary contains many words of foreign origin. Borrowings from Latin, Czech, German, and Turkish are very common.
More recently, Polish started borrowing from English — just like other languages. English words related to media and technology are in popular use in today’s Poland.
Did you know:
There are some Polish words in English, mostly related to traditional Polish cuisine. Words like pierogi, kielbasa, paczki entered the English vocabulary and are here to stay (together with delicious Polish dishes!)
Accents and Voice Over Tips
Polish doesn’t lack in the dialect department. In fact, there are four major dialect groups: Greater Polish, Lesser Polish, Masovian, and Silesian. These groups are further divided into subgroups and regional varieties.
While all these dialects differ, Polish is a rather homogeneous language — all spoken varieties are mutually intelligible.
Standard Polish (called “correct Polish”) is used in education, politics, and all official matters of the country. The standard variant is based on the Masovian dialects — language varieties spoken in Central Poland, including the capital Warsaw.
When recording a Polish voice-over, it’s important to understand its unusual pronunciation. Unlike other Slavic languages, spoken Polish has preserved Proto-Slavic nasal vowels, giving the language a very unique sound.
It’s also crucial to choose a suitable Polish variety when recording. In most cases, standard Polish will do just fine in most recordings.
But maybe you’re working on a very specific historical or regional voice over?
