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What's the best book for Polish language learners?

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wannabewitcherThreads: 3 Posts: 3 Joined: May 8, 11 ♂	May 16, 11, 03:05 #1
I heard the textbooks from The School of Polish for Foreigners in the University of Łódź are the best. Anybody have suggestions?

wannabewitcherThreads: 3 Posts: 3 Joined: May 8, 11 ♂	May 16, 11, 03:18 #2
Right now I'm using Michel Thomas audio tapes/books and Ivona Text-to-Speech for pronunciation/reading help

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May 16, 11, 15:54 #3

I have bought a lot of books. Very good are from Universitas, but these are quite difficult. I have almost all and very good when I need to check something in the grammar.

I also have the Teach Yourself one but I don't like it.

After buying a lot of books and learning for 4-5 years now I can tell you that (for me) the best books is:

Polish in 4 weeks.

The name shows that this is a travel guide kind book, but not. Very detailed. The 2 books contain B1 level grammar and vocabulary. I am trying now to learn from A-Z because I prepare for B1 exam. Looks super.

KoalaThreads: 1 Posts: 433 Joined: May 4, 11 ♂	May 16, 11, 17:44 #4
HI Veronika, I don't want to attack you or anything, but B1 after 4 years of studying? Aren't things going a bit too slow?

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