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HAL9009
  Apr 17, 07, 04:35  #1

I have been hanging around Polishforums for a month or so now (found it while I was searching for Polish grammar resources), and I have noticed that many people are making posts looking for links and info on Polish language learning resources on the web and these links then get buried again within the threads, so I thought I'd start a thread dedicated to links.
Listed below are the most useful of what I have found so far. I'm sure some of you will know of lots of other sources which you can add in.
Enjoy and when learning Polish, odwagi! (courage!)
Groups 1.-4. are FREE Polish resources:
All of these exist as of today 17.04.07, and most have been around for years.
Everyting in 1-3 can be downloaded to your own computer for offline use.
1. Serious Courses

A comprehensive first year University course. Lots of goodies - includes a good polish-english dictionary and a reference grammar. All in pdf format, free to download. This is the best and most useful resource i have yet found. I use it all the time.
h t t p://polish.slavic.pitt.edu/


Here you will find a serious look at polish grammar, bilingual in polish and english.
Sections are still under construction, but a very useful resource for us polish junkiez
h t t p://free.of.pl/g/grzegorj/
...a course that he's starting to develop:
h t t p://free.of.pl/g/grzegorj/kurs/index.html
...and his links page:
h t t p://free.of.pl/g/grzegorj/links/links09.html#pl
2. Some smaller courses

A short course in polish:
h t t p://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/lessidx.htm

Elementary Poolish - A short on line course for beginners:
w w w.slavic.uiuc.edu/gladney/Elementary_Polish/Start.html
3. Some basic information resources

Some basic Polish vocabulary here:
zem.co.uk/polish/basicvoc.htm

There's some paralell polish and english texts here
w w w.let.rug.nl/%7Ehoutzage/polish.html
and sounds recordings of the texts in polish here, though the speaker speaks very fast...
h t t p://odur.let.rug.nl/~houtzage/poldownloadsmp3.html

Another bit of paralell text in english and polish:
lonweb.org/daisy/ds-polish-lorna.htm

A summary of the polish cases:
w w w.lsa.umich.edu/slavic/dept/WebBasedLanguage/Polish/Grammar/CaseSummar y/Index.htm

There's a little summary of some Polish grammar here:
w w w.polish-translators.com/grammar.html

A children's book in Polish: Wakacje Mikołajka - exists also in its original french - Les Vacances du Petit Nicolas - not sure about english.
The level of language is sufficient for learner's reading practice - this is the book I am currently translating into english as an exercise! And it's a good read too.
Polish only I'm afraid, but relatively easy, and we all have our słownik don't we
eko-fan.waw.pl/mikolajek.htm
4. One of the best online dictionaries I have yet found:

h t t p://portalwiedzy.onet.pl/tlumacz.html?qs=generous&tr=ang-auto
5. These sites offer useful Polish courses, but not for free:

transparent.com/languagepages/polish/polish.htm
byki.com/fls/poli/polish
rosettastone.com/en/individuals/languages/polish/?a=b
pimsleurapproach.com/learn-polish.asp

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telefonitika
  Apr 17, 07, 05:26  #2

thanks (dzieki) on them i have cut and pasted and printed it all off

Quoting: HAL9009
and we all have our słownik don't we


we do indeed how i translate everything including a rather long letter in polish of my polish friend .. who suggested she write to me entirely in polish and i reply back in either english or polish .. as a way of learning

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HAL9009
  Apr 17, 07, 06:07  #3

That sounds like fun - I find translations are great for building vocabulary. And translationg polish to english is a lot earier than english to ploish, unless you are polish of course!

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Aniolek
  Apr 17, 07, 06:16  #4

Thanks a million!

I think this phrase book is really good for starting

polish.slavic.pitt.edu/other/phrasebook.pdf

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telefonitika
  Apr 17, 07, 08:52  #5

Quoting: Aniolek
polish.slavic.pitt.edu/other/phrasebook.pdf


i printed off the impressive BIGPDF file on the grammar its rather chunky to say the least but very useful

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Aniolek
  Apr 17, 07, 09:01  #6

Quoting: telefonitika
i printed off the impressive BIGPDF file on the grammar its rather chunky to say the least but very useful


I know! It's over 100 pages!!!
But I'm glad I could help

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Hueg
  Apr 17, 07, 09:02  #7

Adding my thanks too for the link. Good site. Bookmarked and will be well thumbed...moused...well you know.

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Josefina [Guest]
  Apr 20, 07, 22:43  #8

There is another very powerful website for languages called "Word Champ" which includes lots of Polish to English, but also Polish to other languages. Fun stuff!

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HAL9009
  May 17, 07, 14:23  #9

Here's a website I just found. It features 1000 simple questions (tick the box answers) which will help the user to go over Polish grammar. You will need some basic knowledge of Polish to do them.

polishgrammar.com

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stephenQueue [Guest]
  Jun 25, 07, 23:31  #10

polartcenter.com has quite a few resources for learning polish. here is the link: polartcenter.com/Learning_Polish_English_Materials_s/63.htm

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porta
  Jul 19, 07, 10:38  #11

Topic attached on merging:
Free online polish coarse for beginners


http://www.come.uw.edu.pl/dcontent.php3?page_id=98&lang=english


There you have an excelent beginners coarse for learning polish ,and it's free :)

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HAL9009
  Oct 23, 07, 03:26  #12

Here's another good link - a polish test - Thanks to Vincent for finding this

Polish tests, quite a lot of them:

http://www.goethe-verlag.com/tests/EO/EO.HTM

Beware however, there are some errors in spelling. But in general it's good practice material. and there is a button at the bottom to show all the answers.

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HAL9009
  Oct 23, 07, 13:01  #13

and of course we shouldn't forget our own Polish Forums topic, Polish Lessons Units:

http://www.polishforums.com/polish_lessons_units-18_10526_0.html

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energizers
  Nov 6, 07, 18:56  #14

Free Polish (Lesson 1)

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energizers
  Nov 6, 07, 18:57  #15

Free Polish (Lesson 1):
www.kul.lublin.pl/art_1351.html
Cheers,
bart

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telefonitika
  Nov 7, 07, 08:40  #16

Quoting: energizers
energizers


cheers on the freebie ... interesting website as well :)

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hu_man
  Apr 23, 08, 06:04  #17

Thread attached on merging:
Polish language links

Hello everyone,

I thought it would be a cool idea for all of us to share links that we found useful
when attempting to master the polish language (LOL, master like thats possible)

I thought i would kick it off with this one, the games are a bit cheesy but i am finding them really helpful

http://www.digitaldialects.com/Polish.htm

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Arise_St_George
  Apr 23, 08, 06:05  #18

I sent that one months ago :P Great games

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hu_man
  Apr 23, 08, 06:26  #19

O'Yeah,
Heres another one....

http://eleaston.com/polish.html

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HAL9009
  Jun 27, 08, 12:13  #20

Here are a few more links, all discovereded lately by Telefonitika:

http://digitaldialects.com/Polish.htm

http://grzegorj.w.interia.pl/kurs/

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Basic_Polish_language_course

http://www.happychild.org.uk/freeway/polish/index.htm

usborne-quicklinks.com/uk/uk_entity_pages/uk_select_page.asp?lvl=1&men u=s26&id=2403

Some useful FREE resources here :) Thanks Tele

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Wyspianska
  Jun 27, 08, 12:17  #21

The best help in Polish though is my msn address: ewelina89r@interia.pl haha

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telefonitika
  Jun 27, 08, 13:19  #22

HAL9009:
Thanks Tele


na ma za co (if i have written that correctly probably not but brain like dust at the present ..... !)

in other words no problems glad to help all :-D

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telefonitika
  Jun 28, 08, 10:12  #23


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HAL9009
  Jul 2, 08, 04:53  #24

Some useful links there Tele
Polish is going to be easy mow with so many resources around!

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HAL9009
  Aug 17, 08, 19:52  #25

Here's another link, this one discovered by Sausage:

goethe-verlag.com/book2/EN/ENPL/ENPL-all.zip
- Goethe-verlag Book2 mp3s - 64 MB download

goethe-verlag.com/book2/EN/ENPL/ENPL002.HTM - Content listing

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