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 […]
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 […]
In plural forms of Polish nouns the category of masculine personal nouns has a special place. Various options of the endings might be overwhelming but practicing make it easier. The tables below present endings for […]
Join our FIRST FREE POLISH LANGUAGE CHALLENGE! 8 topics | 60 days | 30 minutes a day WHEN: start: 8th of March WHAT WILL YOU GET? 馃搱 you will create a studying routine 馃搱you will […]
Next to the possessive pronouns like m贸j, tw贸j, jego, nasz in Polish exists a reflexive possessive pronoun ‘sw贸j’. Have you ever come across it? Do you know how to use it? The pronoun ‘sw贸j’ is […]
Look at the sentence in the post’s title. Do you understand it? It contains two interesting forms called rzeczownik odczasownikowy (prasowanie, a noun discribing action of ironing) and imies艂贸w (sprz膮taj膮c, which can be translate as […]
Did you know that ‘tak’ not always means ‘yes’ or ‘co’ doesn’t translate as ‘what’? Today I have for you 5 common Polish words that, used in certain phrases, change their meanings completely. Tak […]
Traveling to Poland John very quickly becomes Johnem, Johna, Johnie. Many students find those changes quite unusual but in Polish names – both native and foreign – are declined the same way as common nouns […]
In general, asking questions in Polish is quite simple – they are built by adding interrogative words (jak?, gdzie?, kiedy?, sk膮d? etc.) to affirmative sentences. However, questions about people and things might be a little […]
Many times you have heard words like domek, kotek, stoliczek, Dawidek etc. – these are Polish diminutive forms . In Polish we use diminutives quite often! Mostly they are used not to signalize […]