Free Polish books online?

HoneybeeThreads: 7 Posts: 33 Joined: Feb 12, 07 ♀	Nov 8, 10, 01:18 #1
Does anyone have a good link for free Polish books I can read online? I need really basic books, maybe childrens stories for now. Thanks

Marynka11Threads: 8 Posts: 1,447 Joined: Nov 3, 10 ♀	Nov 8, 10, 01:24 #2
You can find a few of them here: http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/languages/pl It has a few of Grimm fairy tales.

convexThreads: 46 Posts: 7,185 Joined: Nov 25, 09 ♂	Nov 8, 10, 01:42 #3
Honeybee: Does anyone have a good link for free Polish books I can read online? I need really basic books, maybe childrens stories for now. You know what helped out for me, it'll sound stupid, comic books. Easy to follow, easy to learn.

malwinaflowerThreads: 1 Posts: 13 Joined: Nov 12, 10 ♀	Nov 25, 10, 14:30 #4
Hello, here are the samples from a book which I used with my student last year polskikrokpokroku.pl/sample_polish_lessons.html there is also a link to online polish course, but I think you can use only demo versions of the lessons for free. Best regards and be patient with your Polish :)

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Nov 26, 10, 14:24 #5

Hi Honeybee,

I'd like to present two websites:

[ wolnelektury.pl ] (ebooks, pdf)
[ czytamysluchajac.pl ] (audiobooks, mp3)

Regrettably most of the books aren't the best resources for not advanced learners of the Polish language. This is not a contemporary language. Yet, maybe you will choose something for yourself.

If I can recommend you something, try to start with polish translations of Hans Christian Andersen' fairy tales - [ wolnelektury.pl/katalog/autor/hans-christian-andersen/ ] some of them have it's audio version on [ czytamysluchajac.pl/andersen ], what in my
opinion is very helpful, when one learns foreign language.

You can also try 'Latarnik' by H.Sienkiewicz - [ wolnelektury.pl/katalog/lektura/latarnik/ ] - the book has its audio version too.

Good luck!

ps: I'm sorry, but I'm new here and because of that, the spamm filter didn't let me add proper links to the webpages, for your convenience I put the links into square brackets.

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