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Polish lessons in Buckinghamshire, England?



zubrowka   Jan 4, 07, 11:32 /  #
Hi there, does anybody know of places offering Polish classes in the South Bucks/ East Berks area (i.e. High Wycombe/Slough areas). There are tons of Poles here so I'm hoping some resourceful soul might have started offering lessons but I've been unable to find anything advertised.

I'm not a complete beginner as I've been with my Polish girlfriend for over 3 years and have travelled many times to Poland, staying with her family there. I've picked up some basic conversational bits and am quite good at understanding the general topics of conversation but I need some 1 to 1 tuition or classroom learning so that I can pick more up and start having more meaningful conversations with her family other than Czesc, Dzien Dobry, Do Zobaczenia, Dziekuje etc!!

Thanks
agi   Feb 27, 07, 16:32 /  #
Are you still interested in tuitions? I'm a Polish teacher living in Stokenchurch then if it is near your place and you still want to learn, let me know.
Regards,
Agnieszka

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