Does pronunciation in Polish get easier with time?

Does it get easier to pronounce Polish? I've learned the alphabet and heard that's all you need to pronounce Polish but I still can't pronounce the words. Is it possible to lose your English accent when speaking Polish? Has anyone managed to?

Or is anyone else struggling like me?

It is, but some theory which describes the pronunciation of Polish sounds and as a set of contrastive exercises is needed to that.

I'm not sure why you'd want to lose your English accent - it's very possible to pronounce Polish well with a British accent just as it's possible to pronounce English well with a Polish accent. Great Garbo pronounced English very well with a Swedish accent and there are many more similar examples.

The key, however, to good pronunciation is practice (a lot of practice) and not being afraid to sound a bit outrageous, even though it might not seem natural. Once you get used to forming the vowel sounds (and the soft consonants) you will be fine.

I would add: practicing speaking aloud. Alone or while walking,driving, etc.(then can be half-loud or in a whisper). Learning small fragments of text by heart, making sure every word is pronounced right, and pronouncing it aloud, over and over. A few sentences with new vocabulary every day. At first may require some meticulous work with a dictionary but after awhile, when the basic words soak in, it will be easy. The Schliemann's method, extremely effectual. He learned a language in half a year. Spoke fluently forty or so, including Russian.

Try courses that make you repeat after a native speaker like Rosetta Stone. I started with that and many have praised my lack of "american" accent.

My pronunciation is still so bad :O

Don't even think about it!!

You'll loose your sexiness, when you get rid of your accent!! :-)

You surely have no English accent if you spell "loose" like that

Oh, thank you very much for correcting me, Wulkan. Unfortunately I can't edit it now.
I'm not a so-called "native Speaker", so mistakes in my posts can appear. (And I'm sure, you already found some in this post :-) )