I want to write/read/speak fluent Polish!

hot_tramp:

ok i also want to learn fluent polish and i do have a polish boyfriend and that is why am trying to learn but the thing is hes learning english and its hard for him to explain everything for me so am going to have to do myself for now. i have that byki thing on my pc but its not the best... and classes are expensive especially that rosetta stone... anyone got a website or anything that teaches you how to construct sentences and tenses. thats what i need i think to learn one of the hardest languages in THE WORLD!

AnotherGuest	Apr 5, 08, 15:07 / #
If you have a hobby and want learn polish you can try to find a polish site/forum for that hobby and read polish or write polish/english replays. Polish members should be happy to get bilingual (or wanted to be bilingual) next friend as they mostly weak in english. Much weaker than me, so lack of english is still a hard obstacle for them to get advanced info, literature which mostly spraded at net in english. Regards

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Apr 5, 08, 15:12 / #
I want to speak fluent Polish too! But unfortunately I forgot where I put the magic wand to put a spell on me so I can...Nah M-G

AnotherGuest	Apr 5, 08, 15:40 / #
You should keep in mind the speak fluent is most advanced level. My friend after 5 years live in Canada lost his fluent polish when he come back to Poland for a short visit when he was 26 years old. So fluent speaking is a matter of practise and is not absolutely necessary for fine communication.

MaliThreads: - Posts: 333 Joined: Mar 3, 08	Apr 5, 08, 16:12 / #
Michal: However, that is exactly what you said. She stated that she heard it on the radio. For someone that claims to be intelligent, you seem to have difficulties reading and comprehending simple English. Michal: There is nothing posh or arrogant about a Tesol certificate You're right, there isn't. I would hardly accuse you of being qualified. To all those that want to learn Polish, good luck because it is not an easy language to learn :) Spend some time on it everyday if you can (even 10min a day decomposing grammar and structure will help).

hot_tramp	Jan 24, 09, 14:14 / #
ok i also want to learn fluent polish and i do have a polish boyfriend and that is why am trying to learn but the thing is hes learning english and its hard for him to explain everything for me so am going to have to do myself for now. i have that byki thing on my pc but its not the best... and classes are expensive especially that rosetta stone... anyone got a website or anything that teaches you how to construct sentences and tenses. thats what i need i think to learn one of the hardest languages in THE WORLD!

mbiernatThreads: 3 Posts: 116 Joined: Sep 24, 08	Jan 24, 09, 15:18 / #
Try -> polishgrammar.com more practical drills.

TolstoyThreads: 2 Posts: 5 Joined: Jun 2, 07	Jan 27, 09, 09:25 / #
hot_tramp: ok i also want to learn fluent polish and i do have a polish boyfriend and that is why am trying to learn but the thing is hes learning english and its hard for him to explain everything for me so am going to have to do myself for now. i have that byki thing on my pc but its not the best... and classes are expensive especially that rosetta stone... anyone got a website or anything that teaches you how to construct sentences and tenses. thats what i need i think to learn one of the hardest languages in THE WORLD! Try this link. There are 54 'lessons' comprising nearly 200 sentences in Polish with their English translations. It's not interactive and there are no audio files but it will demonstrate to you how Polish sentences can be constructed. http://www.apronus.com/polishlessons/lekcje.htm

chriswilliamsThreads: - Posts: 1 Joined: Feb 4, 09	Feb 4, 09, 07:43 / #
Hi, I am interested in learning polish and wanted to know if there is anybody living near High Wycombe that could teach me? Thanks Chris