How well do you know Polish cases? Find out by completing the exercise below! If you are not sure which case to use, check our previous post about cases and their usage. If the exercise is not working, you may find it here. Did you like the story? Check our e-book “Przez przypadek. Short …
Listen to the song and complete the lyrics. Can you spot any colloquial phrases you know here? If not, check the little ‘dictionary’ below 🙂 If the exercises doesn’t work, yu may find it here panna – dziewczyna – girlfriend, chick (be careful using this one, most women don’t like it 😉 ) kumpel (kumple) …
Let’s practise Polish verbs! Listen to the song and complete the lyrics. Do you know all the verbs used there? If the exercise is not working, you may find it here. Most verbs in the lyrics are used in present tense, there are two verbs used in future tense (nie zdążysz, zgubisz). Read one of …
Complete the exercise and check if you know when the prepositions ‘w’ and ‘na’ should be used. If the exercise is not working you may find it here Check our previous post if you would like to learn more about Polish prepositions of place
Obejrzyj wideo i naucz się kilku przydatnych zwrotów związanych z czasem. Poćwicz nowe słownictwo wykonując ćwiczenie poniżej. Powodzenia! Watch the video and learn few useful time-related phrases. Practise the new vocabulary completing the exercise below. Good luck! If the exercise is not working you may find it here.
We are sure you have heard the famous Polish tongue twister ‘W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie’ but do you know any other? Here are three of our favourites. Break a leg (hopefully not your tongue 😉 )!
Play the game and check how well you know Polish motion verbs. If you still struggle when to use iść/chodzić, jechać/jeździć and how those verbs are conjugated, read our previous post about verbs of motion. Good luck! If the game is not working you may find it here
Practise the basic Polish verbs completing the crossword below. All the verbs need to be used in the infinitive forms (eg. lubić, robić etc.) Good luck! If the exercise is not working you may find it here. Would you like to practise Polish verb conjugation? Check our previous post!
Complete the exercises and learn useful shopping vocabulary. Use our flashcards to study the vocabulary: https://quizlet.com/_6z2hhb Time to practise! If the exercise is not working you may find it here. If the exercises is not working you may find it here.
The conjunctions I and A often confuse English speakers as they both translate as the english ‘and’. What is the difference between them than? I – is used to combine the same ideas and meanings, or ideas that go together e.g. Ja lubię sport i mój brat lubi sport – I like sport and my …