We’ve already established that Polish is not an easy language, and anyone who has ever tried to master the seven cases of nouns, pronouns and adjectives surely can agree.
So, imagine my surprise, when a friend announced he could teach 100 Polish words to anyone in less than 10 seconds. Anyone. Less that 10 seconds. Yeah, [...]
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- Al commented on The Dative, part 3:"Anna, I have bought the book: the Basic Polish: A Grammar and Workbook (Routledge Grammars) by Dana Bielec and though this is helpful it does not compare to your Polish lesson posts! I feel that I have learned a little bit of the Polish language after each time I read your blog. Thank you... Al"
- Anna commented on Which Grammar Book?:"Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. I've been trying to get the Dana Bielec book but Amazon and I are at odds right now, they say they had sent the book, I say I ain't got no book. And so it goes... The Oscar Swan grammar is not all that bad, but it's poorly"
- Marge commented on Which Grammar Book?:"I also use the Polish: An Essential Grammar (Routledge Grammar) by Dana Bielec and the Basic Polish: A Grammar and Workbook (Routledge Grammars) by Dana Bielec as references. I got both of these through Amazon.com. I live in the U.S."
- DeeAnn commented on Which Grammar Book?:"BTW - Beth's class got your postcard! Thanks! She told me in great detail how the teacher said they had gotten a very special postcard and they needed to pull out the WORLD map to locate where it came from. She was excited."
- DeeAnn commented on Which Grammar Book?:"Anna, I have an extra copy of Part 1 of "Wsrod Polakow, Polish for foreign students" published by Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski and written by Brygida Rudzka and Zofia Goczolowa. Email me your address and I will send it to you. It's much better than Swan's grammer book, but I can't really say if it's great. I"
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