One of our readers, Debbie, had a question about a town, which she thought might have been in Galicja (“Galicia” in English). And because this is a blog about all things Polish, we’re talking here about the Polish Galicia, not the one in Spain.
Debbie wasn’t sure of the spelling, but luckily, I knew exactly what [...]
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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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