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Learn Polish, one level at a time

Polish grammar from the first letter to B1, explained in English — with exercises that know your progress, and no account.

Start from scratchTopic 1: The Polish alphabetI already know someFind your level in a few minutes

Your grammar learning path

87 topics in 6 categories, as one path from easy to hard. The rosette at the top shows your progress in each category, and “Next” always names exactly one topic to do next.

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  1. 1The Polish alphabetA1
  2. 2Hissing sounds: sz, cz, rz, ż and ś, ć, źA1
  3. 3Soft sounds: ni, si, ci and ń, ś, ćA1
  4. 4The nasal vowels ą and ęA1
  5. 5Stress on the second-to-last syllableA1
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Polish for care work33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish for trades and repairs33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish in the family33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish at the council and other offices34 sentences · 15 wordsPolish for travelling33 sentences · 16 wordsPolish for cross-border commuters33 sentences · 15 words

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Short texts from A1 to B1 — tap a word and its meaning appears above it.

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Where you can start

For beginnersRight from the start: what you need first, in which order, and how to practise.The whole grammarAll 87 topics, sorted by area and each one given a level.The grammar as a mapThe tenses on a timeline — before the past, past, present, future — and every topic as a band by level.Practise14 modes in 3 groups, from the daily ration to a round against the clock. Your progress stays in the browser.Listening trainerHear words, stress, similar sounds and dialogues — in rounds of ten, slow or normal.From A1 to B13 levels, each with what it asks of you in the language — and the way there.See where you get stuckHow full each box is, your weakest areas, three weeks of history.About the languageWhere it comes from, where it is spoken, how its writing came about.Reading, by level35 texts from A1 to B1. Every word in them can be clicked and looked up.

Straight to a topic

Short cuts to single topics — every page with an explanation, examples and an exercise.

Vocabulary

Polish vocabulary by topicThe most common words in PolishGreetings in PolishNumbers, time and dates in PolishColours in PolishFood and drink in PolishWeather and seasons in PolishPolish idioms and phrases

Grammar

Polish grammar explainedPolish tenses at a glancePolish verbs: forms and pitfallsConjugate Polish verbsPolish A1: the first levelPolish A2Polish B1

Practise and test

Polish exercises onlinePolish worksheets with answersPolish listening practicePolish pronunciation practicePractise speaking PolishPolish reading practice by levelPractise writing in PolishPolish quiz with resultsPolish placement testStudy plan: every topic in orderLearning Polish: common questions

Tools to keep at hand

Alongside the lessons: check texts, read, listen and test where you stand.

Text analysisPaste a text and see which words sit at which level.Writing checkCheck your own writing against the rules explained here.Vocabulary testFive questions per level, and you know which level your vocabulary is at.QuizTwenty quick questions across grammar and vocabulary.PronunciationHow the sounds are made and how they are spelled.Numbers, time, datesNumbers, times and dates — read, write, practise.

Look it up

Vocabulary by topic1000 most useful wordsVerbsTensesFalse friendsIdiomsCollocationsWord formation
Where the language is spokenWorld map. Countries where the language is official or spoken by the majority are filled in; countries with a significant minority are hatched. The list below the map names them all.Where the language is at homeA map, the history as a timeline and short facts to wonder at — to read if you like.

The levels from A1 to B1

This site puts every grammar topic at exactly one level, so you never work on something that sits far above your level.

A1Beginner
Introduce yourself, ask the way, say what you like.36 topicsA2Basics
Talk about the weekend, go shopping, make plans.33 topicsB1Intermediate
Back up an opinion, sort out a problem, tell a story that holds together.18 topics
Muno waves a front foot in greetingGood to see you here.

I am Muno, and I change colour with the language. In Polish a word changes its ending with every case: dom, do domu, w domu. I learned the endings one case at a time, and I will show you which ones you need first.

How an exercise works

The Polish alphabet · Fill the gap

To jest  .

Meaning: bed

The Polish alphabet · Choose

Which letter sounds like the English w in “water”?

  • 1 ł
  • 2 w
  • 3 l

The Polish alphabet · Flashcard

Front

A letter with a mark is a letter of its own with a sound of its own.

Think first, then turn it over.

Speed round · 90 seconds

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What is in here

87 grammar topics in 17 areas, 1017 exercises in 5 exercise types, 3 levels. Every explanation, every example sentence and every exercise was written specially for this site.