What are you learning Polish for?
Having a goal in mind keeps you going for longer. Here are 6 fields where Polish is needed — with sentences of our own to say aloud, notes on when to say what, and the way into the grammar and word lists that go with them. All optional: the learning path stays the same.
Polish for care workCare at home, in a care home and in hospital: Polish for the morning, the medication, the call to the family and the emergency.33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish for trades and repairsTap, socket, paint and ladder: Polish for renovation and repairs, with colleagues and with customers.33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish in the familyIn-laws, grandparents, bilingual children and the holidays: Polish for a family with one side in Poland.33 sentences · 15 wordsPolish at the council and other officesRegistration, forms, a ticket number and a signature: Polish for offices and authorities, step by step.34 sentences · 15 wordsPolish for travellingStation, hotel, old town and mountains: Polish that helps at once on a trip through Poland — from the ticket to the souvenir.33 sentences · 16 wordsPolish for cross-border commutersLiving on one side of the border and working on the other: Polish for the journey, the team, the contract and the money.33 sentences · 15 words
Every sentence on this page was written for EveryLingua. There are no quotations from films, series, books or songs here, and no titles or names of artists — the page shows how people talk in this field, not what somebody once said.