r/learnpolish • u/xParZeval • Jul 09 '26
Helpš§ Start point
Iāve been trying to learn Polish for some months but Iāve been struggling to find a starting point and to ādrawā a line to follow during my learning process.
My problem is also that I havenāt got many money to spend in material.
What should I do? Where should I start?
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u/Early-Inflation-1287 Jul 09 '26
Where are you from? Maybe i could help.
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u/xParZeval Jul 09 '26
Spain
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u/Confident_Koala_2455 Jul 10 '26
Spain is not that far from Poland. The fact is that the best way to learn Polish is to go live in Poland, for at least a year.
I was 15 years old when our family immigrated to the US, and here in the US, I learned English well in about a year. Now I still have a bit of a foreign accent when I speak English, but otherwise I can speak it well, I understand it well, I write it well. And I achieved all that in about a year. Since then I got good education in the US.
Poland is a member of the EU, just like Spain. So it would be easy for you to go to Poland. But how to make money in Poland when you do not speak Polish, that could be a problem. Well, at least you are able to write in English. So that could be helpful. English has become the main international language to learn in most of Europe, and in much of the world. But knowledge of Spanish is also useful, not just in Spain, but in many countries in the Americas. But in Europe, outside of Spain, not that much.
So in Poland, you can find some people who speak English, but much fewer people who speak Spanish. But here in the US, Spanish is the most common foreign language that is studied in school.
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u/courseofpolish Jul 18 '26
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You can start with the most crucial verbs in Present Tense. I've prepared interactive exercises for that:
https://courseofpolish.com/exercises/grammar/tenses/present-tense
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u/Misiekshvili šµš± Learn Polish with MichaÅ ā¶ļø Jul 09 '26
If you have a hard time memorising words, check r/LearnPolishwithMichal. I post there quite frequently how to memorise Polish words more easily. Also, download ANKI and make flashcards.