Do you know how to say ‘hello’ in Polish? How would you respond if someone says Miłego weekendu? Take the quiz and check how well you know (or learn) common Polish phrases! At the end of the post you will find a pdf with extra tips how to use the phrases from the exercise. Phrases …
It’s just few weeks left until Christmas. Why not get into the holiday spirit with some classic Christmas songs and practice the language at the same time? Listen to the songs and complete the lyrics. Coraz bliżej święta If the exercise doesn’t work you may find it here A kto wie..? If the exercise …
How well do you know Polish cases? Find out playing the game! Check the post about usage of Polish cases here.
Complete the exercises and revise appearance and body parts vocabulary. EXERCISE 1 If the exercise is not working you may find it here EXERCISE 2 If the exercise is not working you may find it here EXERCISE 3 If the exercise is not working you may find it here
In all languages two types of contact can be distinguish – formal and informal. In English the difference between those two is little but in Polish the cultural context is strongly expressed in grammar structures. Formal contact in Polish Addressing someone formally in Polish we replace the standart forms ty or wy with their formal …
English has the phrasal verbs, Polish has verbs with prefixes. Are you ready for a challenge? Complete the exercise and find out how well you know the meanings of popular verbs with prefixes. If the exercise doesn’t work you may find it here. If you would like to learn more about Polish prefixation …
Listen to the song and fill in the gaps with correct words. Do you recognise those forms? That’s miejscownik (locative) case. Complete the second exercise to revise miejscownik’s endings. Poparzeni Kawą “Szukam Cię wszędzie” If the exercise doesn’t work you may find it here. If the exercise doesn’t work you may find it here. …
World Cup has begun! Over next few weeks football will be the number one topic to discuss. Can you talk about football in Polish? Learn some useful vocabulary and surprise your Polish friends! basic polish football vocabulary advanced vocabulary piłka nożna – vocabulary let’s practise if the exercises don’t work, you might …
To indicate a recipient of an action in a sentence we use Celownik (dative case). Comparing to other cases Celownik is used quite rarely and is easy to learn. Below you may find the table with Celownik’s endings and the usage. Celownik is used: – in impersonal phrases like: miło mi, zimno mi, …
What I like the most about teaching Polish is that it makes me look at the language from a different perspective and very often I get amazed how complex, difficult or funny it is. When I started to think about some Polish idioms and their literal meaning, I found some of them simply hilarious! I’ve …