Collection of learning resources for learning the Polish language

Here are my collection of website that I have amassed in the last 7 or so months, please feel free to add to this list:

onet dictionary
portalwiedzy.onet.pl/tlumacz.html?qs=polski&tr=ang-auto&x=21&y=7

lexitools Polish dictionary
lexitools.org

ling.pl dictionary

Polish slang dictionary (translated to English with google)
translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A//www.miejski.pl/&hl=en&langpair=auto|en&tbb=1&ie=UTF-8

Polish lessons & videos from magauchsein on youtube

Polish language website

onestoppolish.com/useful_polish_phrases.htm - more basic Polish phrases

even more! basic Polish phrases
polish-translator.net/polish_phrases.html

meetpoland.com/useful-polish-words-and-phrases.html - basic Polish language site

bloggypolish.blogspot.com - Polish language blog with podcasts

Polish language course
grzegorj.w.interia.pl/kurs/0.html

Polish downloadable lessons (first for free)
apronus.com/polishlessons/lekcje.htm

Wikipedia page on Polish language
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_language

Wikibooks lessons on Polish language
en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Polish

Polish language info site
omniglot.com/writing/polish.htm

another Polish dictionary (translated with google)

oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php?sitepal - text to speech site

Polish spelling article
free.of.pl/g/grzegorj/gram/en/osobl1.html

another Polish spelling site
polish-dictionary.com/polish-spelling.html

Enjoy and good luck with your learning.

cjjc

cheers cjjc. i need a kick up the arse at the moment to get started.

Thank you :)

*kicks you up arse*


No problem I'll add anything new as I find it.

:)

polish-dictionary.com

Grammar of the Polish language (in Polish and English)

nice work cjjc, here is the polish alphabet with audio for beginners: languagelearninglab.com/alphabet.aspx

English-Polish Vocabulary Quizzes
teslj.org/v/po

Great slang dictionary
pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/Indeks:Angielski_-_Slang_internetowy

cheers cj. i like the quiz one.

Thank you so much =) Iąll try to add if I can!

Learn Polish with Sam and Biluś
polish-bilus.blogspot.com

people.bath.ac.uk/ma1jas/polish.html

Polish case info

thanks this is really useful

dobra robota CJJC

Mods could we make this a sticky?

You could rename the title if you see fit.

Thanks.

:)


Thanks.

:D

do you know that one? I use it frequently. Sometimes you can find out there the usage and examples :)

wordreference.com/enpl/

but the best is ling.pl imo

Some links to Polish language learning resources here too: polishforums.com/language-17/learning-links-8328/

glossa.pl/polish/english/test.php?test=1&jezyk=polish - Polish test (timed)


Props.

Thanks for these resources, just started learning Polish properly at Durham Uni and finidng them extremely helpful.. although I'd just liked to add we have an extremely good teacher!!

A good teacher is such a great advantage to have.
My teacher really brought Polish to life for me. No way would I have stuck with it without having a teacher.

Survival Polish - expats-in-poland.com/?mod=fs_epdict

multilingualbooks.com/freelessons-polish.html - Basic reading material in Polish

Great cjjc, thanks a mill.

No problem! Remember if you stumble upon anything even if it's just a basic easy to read Polish website! post it here!

What about youtube?
There are loads on youtube, it would be good to have them also, whata ya think?.
There are too many to post all of them but here are a few

Learning Polish Online Lessons

Jeezz, you could play that while asleep, learn why you sleep ha ha ha.

Polish Basics - Unit 1



pogoda za granicą - Polish Story Board Dialog
Unfortunately nothing to do with southpark.



Polish Pronunciation Guide Unit 1 (alphabet)

There is a lot but I have to be in the mood to embed all those videos.

One day! :)

Polish adjectives
en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Polish/Adjectives


List of the above...
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Polish_adjectives

C/o sausage:


sharedtalk.com

I spotted this on another thread (again posted by sausage): goethe-verlag.com/book2/EN/ENPL/ENPL002.HTM - Polish word audio files (downloadable)

polishbuzz.com is an excellent site for the Polish Community in the USA.

The Live Mocha team have recently added Polish to their list of courses, there are now four to choose from, and its free.

livemocha.com

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The Live Mocha team have recently added Polish to their list of courses, there are now four to choose from, and its free.

livemocha.com

Yes it has and you have the added option of having feedback from Native polish people in total you have 160hours FREE polish learning and audio :) plus you can learn other languages if you wish to, it a good site :) highly recommended

I believe they have a FREE online course you can sign up for at university of warsaw:

come.uw.edu.pl/?q=en/node/435

it shows Cost: PLN 690 (EUR 180) on their page so i wouldnt exactly claim it to be free

There used to be a free one, it must be the wrong page. It was simple and only taught you basics but it was definitely free. I know, I signed up for it so I could help a friend through it. it was through COME UW

UPDATE: moodle.come.uw.edu.pl/index.php?lang=en_utf8
THIS IS THE WEBSITE. In english, you will see in the top right hand corner there is a login. I still have access to my free account which I have never paid for. Try to "create a new account", right underneath the log in. I just walked through it and it worked for me again.

...I also noticed, for those who dont understand Polish (Sorry) the UW page will link to this, which is in ENGLISH::

jezyki.come.uw.edu.pl

:) :) Sorry about that!

Glad to see that some peeps have been updating this thread.


I've recently joined this site and find it pretty good so far! I'm becoming addicted to checking peoples writing tests. :D

Getionary, a very good Polish-English dictionary. An ad-blocker is recommended for visiting that site, otherwise the ads just get in the way and are quite annoying. The dictionary is very useful though, and gives example sentences in both languages.

sjp.pl - A Polish-only dictionary which lets you search using any variation of any Polish word, and it will give you the base word as well as all the other variations. For example, search for mógłbym and it will find móc, search dniach an it will find dzień. Useful for familiarising yourself with the conjugation of Polish verbs and declination of nouns and adjectives, and useful if you come across a variation of a word conjugated in an unpredictable way and you want to know its basic form.