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Learn Polish from English without the fluff. Understand the rules in plain English, build real vocabulary with audio, and drill the phrases you'll actually use in Poland. 119 words and phrases, all free, no sign-up.
Cases, gender and verbs explained in plain English, no jargon.
Real Polish audio and phonetics like 'dziękuję' = jen-KOO-yeh.
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The rules that make everything else click. Read these first, in order.
The 5 big ways Polish differs from English, before any words.
OpenRead any Polish word out loud once you know these letters and pairs.
OpenEvery noun has a gender, and how to guess which.
OpenPoland's famous noun endings, explained gently, no memorizing tables.
OpenMake a verb agree with I / you / we, plus the verb 'to be'.
OpenSay what you did, and why men and women say 'I was' differently.
OpenTalk about tomorrow. The everyday pattern is just 'będę' + a verb.
OpenWhen to use 'ty' vs 'Pan / Pani', the thing visitors get wrong.
OpenThematic word banks with audio. Numbers, days, questions and the verbs that do the heavy lifting.
Prices, phone numbers, bus lines and 'how much?'. Start here.
OpenMake appointments, read opening hours, say when.
OpenEight words that unlock asking for anything.
OpenThe engine words. Combine with vocabulary to say almost anything.
OpenMenu staples, drinks and ordering words.
Mum, dad, friends and describing who's who.
Put it together where it counts: the bank, the shop, the tram, the doctor.
The 12 words that keep you polite in any situation. If you learn nothing else, learn these.
OpenWalk into a Polish bank and actually get things done: opening an account, cards, transfers, BLIK.
OpenFrom Biedronka to the corner Żabka: ask where things are, how much they cost, and pay like a local.
Open0–1000, prices, and reading a Polish price tag without panic.
Tickets, validation, stops, and not getting fined by the kontroler.
Say what hurts, book an appointment, and survive the apteka.
Phrases for viewings, deposits, and talking to a Polish landlord.
Order, ask for the bill, and tip the Polish way.
112, help, police, ambulance: the phrases you hope you never need.