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What do you need to know on level B1 in Polish?

What do you need to know on level B1 in Polish?

Do you remember the post about What do you need to know to be on A2 level?  If you already know everything from that list,...
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How to learn Polish successfully

How to learn Polish successfully

Set up goalsIt's very important for all beginners to start this journey of learning Polish with a goal. Your process of learning will be different...
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Które polskie czasowniki Å‚Ä…czÄ… siÄ™ z “o” i z Biernikiem?

Które polskie czasowniki Å‚Ä…czÄ… siÄ™ z “o” i z Biernikiem?

To wideo jest dla trochę bardziej zaawansowanych uczniów. Jeśli irytują Cię polskie czasowniki albo polskie przypadki, bo teoretycznie znasz regułę, ale potem okazuje się, że...
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Polish compound words  (złożenia i zrosty)

Polish compound words (złożenia i zrosty)

W języku polskim jest bardzo dużo złożeń i zrostów. Często są one dość kreatywne i brzmią zabawnie. Przygotowałam dla Was zestaw kilku moich ulubionych. Jeśli...
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Interesting Polish idioms (tales)

Interesting Polish idioms (tales)

As you probably know, every Sunday I host a lesson on my Facebook page in which I teach Polish idioms. In the last lesson we...
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10 essential Polish Modal Verbs

10 essential Polish Modal Verbs

I belive modal verbs should be the first words everyone learn in the new language. They allow you to build first sentences and ... your...
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20 Polish slang words you won’t find in coursebooks

20 Polish slang words you won’t find in coursebooks

Do you want to speak Polish like doll-like Mami from your coursebook or rather like your laid-back Polish friends? Right... Also read: Common colloquial words...
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Polish vocabulary at the hairdresser

Polish vocabulary at the hairdresser

Cześć! If you are staying in Poland for sometime you will finally need to find a hairdresser! That's why I've prepared Polish vocabulary at the...
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Where do these 11 funny Polish phrases come from?

Where do these 11 funny Polish phrases come from?

1.Tu leży pies pogrzebany (lit. Here is where the buried dog lies ) Meaning: This is the source of the problem! Origin: The legend says...
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