Beginning Polish for Adults. Level A1 - Teacher Anna Kalisiak
This course aims to give grown-up students with little or no prior language knowledge a bit of taste of the Polish language.
This course aims to give grown-up students with little or no prior language knowledge a bit of taste of the Polish language.
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Students will be encouraged to seek and use simple sentences to communicate and have fun. In class, you will be inspired to use the grammar as a result of self-discovery and slowly introduce to more challenging language structures and phrases – effortlessly expanding vocabulary along the way.
- You'll start talking Polish from day one
- You'll gain confidence while learning simple techniques for memorising words and phrases
- You'll have plenty of time to improve while learning basic Polish vocabulary and grammar
The core vocabulary and spoken conversations used at this level will widen students lexical knowledge around the following topics:
• Expressing politeness
• People want to know who you are
• People want to know what you like
• Come, let us drink coffee together
• To be on time
• The world is full of colours
• We are a big family
• Everybody is different
• Let us spent time together
• One of our busiest weeks
• There is not always summer
• Cooking can be fun
While the communication aspect and interaction are superior, we will still focus on all language skills simultaneously: speaking, listening, reading and writing. It is beneficial for students to experience situational context learning, providing more opportunities to practice at a slow rate of speech, memorise vocabulary and interact with each other. Therefore, the proposed system and activities can help students, particularly novices, listen to and speak Polish in familiar everyday situations.
Don't give up – language acquisition is a long-term process that develops naturally and in stages that differ for individual learners.
Grammar aspects: alphabet, parts of speech e.g. verbs, nouns, adjectives etc.
• Expressing politeness
• People want to know who you are
• People want to know what you like
• Come, let us drink coffee together
• To be on time
• The world is full of colours
• We are a big family
• Everybody is different
• Let us spent time together
• One of our busiest weeks
• There is not always summer
• Cooking can be fun
While the communication aspect and interaction are superior, we will still focus on all language skills simultaneously: speaking, listening, reading and writing. It is beneficial for students to experience situational context learning, providing more opportunities to practice at a slow rate of speech, memorise vocabulary and interact with each other. Therefore, the proposed system and activities can help students, particularly novices, listen to and speak Polish in familiar everyday situations.
Don't give up – language acquisition is a long-term process that develops naturally and in stages that differ for individual learners.
Grammar aspects: alphabet, parts of speech e.g. verbs, nouns, adjectives etc.
POLSKI krok po kroku 1. Level A1, A2
Students can also look inside the e-course book for self-study. Written only in Polish, the authors of the best-selling series of Polish language textbooks for foreigners: “POLSKI krok po kroku” (POLISH step by step) included well thought-out texts exercises, listening comprehension, writing, vocabulary practice, speaking, reading, grammar practice, pronunciation practice as well as a thematic summary of vocabulary. See demo content here