Polish
Polish as a foreign language, from A0 to C1
Polish has a reputation for being difficult: seven cases, verb aspect and consonant clusters as in ‘szczęście’. With a clear structure, it's very manageable. You learn from a native speaker who knows where learners get stuck, because she learned languages as an adult herself.
- Levels A0–C1
- Fully online
- Explanations in English, Dutch or Arabic.
Who is it for?
- People with a Polish partner or family
- Professionals working with Polish colleagues or clients
- Anyone moving to Poland or planning to study there
- Children of Polish parents who want to improve their Polish (16 and over)
What you learn at each level
- A0
Sounds and spelling
The Polish alphabet, pronouncing sz, cz, rz and ą/ę, greetings and your first words.
- A1
First conversations
Introducing yourself, shopping, asking the way; the present tense and the first cases.
- A2
Everyday situations
Talking about your day, your work and your plans; past and future tense and more cases.
- B1
Independent communication
Conversations on familiar topics, writing emails and mastering verb aspect.
- B2
Fluent and nuanced
Discussions, following news and articles, and switching between formal and informal registers.
- C1
Advanced Polish
Literature and professional texts, nuance and idiom, presentations and business communication.
How you learn Polish at Olingua
Cases without stress
You learn the cases in logical steps and practise them straight away in real sentences.
Pronunciation from the start
Attention to the sounds your own language lacks, so people understand you easily.
Real situations
From a chat with your in-laws to a business meeting: you practise what you actually need.
Lesson formats
One-to-one lessons
Fully tailored to your goals, level and schedule. Ideal if you want to progress quickly or have a specific goal, such as an exam or a move abroad.
Small groups
Learn together with others at the same level, in groups of no more than six. Fixed lesson times, a fixed curriculum and plenty of speaking practice.
Ready to start?
Book a free introductory lesson. No obligation, and afterwards you'll know exactly where you stand.
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