Polish-grammar

Verb conjugation practice
One way I practice verb conjugations is I use English words in Polish and conjugate them with regular Polish endings. For example, I make the word “shoporowac” in Polish from the English verb “to shop”. Or “driwowac” meaning to drive. People understand me when I say these words in Polish even though there […]

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Polish noun case endings
Polish is one of the hardest languages to learn, one of the reason is the Polish noun case endings. Every single noun, adjective, personal pronoun etc changes with case, number and gender. That means a noun used in a sentence, three times will look three different ways grammatically. This is Polish grammar. […]

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Polish  pronunciation
Polish pronunciation and foreigners
Polish people are very open to foreigners and foreigners trying to learn Polish.  However it is almost impossible to speak Polish without an accent, if you did not grow up and live your whole life n Poland. 
Polish accents
With some minor exceptions like, those from the Tatra mountains or the East, Poland really […]

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Polish is the hardest language to learn in the world
What is the hardest language to learn for English Speakers? Take a guess; it is not Chinese or Japanese. It is Polish. Polish has seven cases and Polish grammar has more exception than rules. German for example has four cases all which […]

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