Polish for Beginners

A Comprehensive Guide for Learning the Polish Language Fast

De: Language Equipped Travelers

Narrado por: Marcin Fugiel

If you want to learn the Polish language without any previous knowledge, then pay attention...

Wanting to learn the Polish language, but don’t know how - or where - to start?

If so, you’ve come to the right place.

This audiobook will give you an excellent introduction to the Polish language, and by starting with the very basics, the audiobook will increase your knowledge step-by-step.

The exercises provide you with a lot of practice in both writing and talking; many useful words and phrases are included for reference during your learning, and for a long time after.

Many real-life conversations and situations included in this audiobook make it your perfect companion on your learning journey.

Here’s just a fraction of what you’ll learn:

• The basics, such as the Polish alphabet, numbers, and days of the week
• Many useful verbs, and examples of how they are used in sentences
• The grammar rules that apply to nouns and verbs
• Basic Polish phrases to be used in conversations
• Useful phrases at the hotel, in restaurants, or shops
• Many, many different words for daily use
• And much more!

So, what are you waiting for? Grab this audiobook now, and start learning Polish today!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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It's a very good work. Of cours

It's very good work. Of course, as it's for "dummies", the explanation (of grammar) is shorter as possible. However, this work contains a lot of examples, very useful vocabulary, the most important words or phrases are mentioned and highlighted and suitable audios that help to understand everything.

Excellent work

The only challenge someone might have with this work is that it doesn’t cover much pronunciation so I would listening about Polish phonetics before or use something like (search it online).

Decent audible for beginners

Overall, I believe that this work is decent for novices, as it provides most of what beginners will need from the start. However, I do think that it could use better editing, formatting, and more detailed explanations.

Would be acceptable on Kindle only if it was free

Do not be fooled by the word-count. The "actions" on pronouns, for example, consist of a list of English pronouns where you are asked to guess the Polish equivalent. Then you are asked to try again, with an ineffective list of the English pronouns given again, and then again.

good way to listen Polish

As a communication instructor and avid listening of foreign languages, I am taken aback by the glaring lack of any audio supplement or - at the very least - phonetic information in this work.

It's a very good work . Of course

It's very good work. Of course, as it's for "dummies", the explanation (of grammar) is shorter as feasible. However, this audible contains a lot of examples, very useful glossary, the most important words or phrases are mentioned and highlighted and suitable audios that help to understand everything.

No frills, direct Polish guide

This Polish language listening work does start from the very beginning with great information in English. This guide provides insightful explanations for some of the difficult structure theories. This guide has no frills, no extreme photos that fill the pages as other works do.

Excellent audible for someone who speaks no Polish

I normally don’t listen reviews, but I’ve enjoyed how easy it was the follow this work . It’s not a traditional text work but more of a 1:1 conversation between the audible /author and the listening .

Misuse of time and roll

This is dreadful work. Under the pretense of making listen Polish easier, it makes the task more difficult than it need be and much less fun.

Well listen and looks reason

This work seems to well listen and simplified enough to make it possible to listen to the basics. I have reviewed a couple of others that are so technical that listening even simple phrases looks overwhelming.