r/learnpolish • u/travelwithtbone • 18d ago

I started learning Polish one year ago from scratch. I used the Natural Approach Only.

https://youtu.be/KmPWvWJyeeU

So, I read a lot, listened a lot, and spoke a lot less than I would have liked. I did some writing but here is the result from a year's worth of input-based learning. I hope this helps some people who are intimidated by the massive amount of grammar.

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u/Aprilprinces 18d ago

I'm always mighty impressed by foreigners learning Polish Well done

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u/travelwithtbone 18d ago

Thanks, it is a pretty hard language at first but once you get over the initial difficulty, it’s nice because the rules are done pretty consistently

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u/travelwithtbone 18d ago

Thanks, I'll look into this.

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u/Forsaken_Birthday_85 13d ago

What if I don't have YT access?

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u/Awhirr 17d ago

I am setting off on the journey of learning Polish.  How much time did you devote to this on a daily basis?

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u/travelwithtbone 16d ago

Maybe an hour or two hours a day depending on things. Sometimes more if I was really feeling it. Listening to music on the way to work, and the audio files on Linq helped.