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Joined: 31 Oct 2025 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 31 Oct 2025
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Posts: 1 		From: Dallas TX, USA
Speaks Polish?: No
Interests: Hi everyone! I’m a 22-year-old who just graduated from college and I’m looking to reconnect with my Polish roots (I’m about 50% Polish). I don’t speak

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RyanS   
31 Oct 2025
USA, Canada / Polish Tutors in Dallas, TX? [17]

@Novichok
Just because a language doesn't feel useful to you doesn't mean it isn't valuable to others. I'm planning a six-month trip to Poland and want to be able to communicate with locals, especially since I'll be visiting small towns to meet some extended family.

Sure, many people in big cities speak English, but being able to speak even a little Polish helps connect on a deeper level and shows respect for the culture. When I visited Italy, knowing some Italian made a huge difference, and I imagine it'll be the same in Poland.
RyanS   
31 Oct 2025
USA, Canada / Polish Tutors in Dallas, TX? [17]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for recommendations for a Polish tutor in the Dallas area. I have no prior knowledge of Polish, but I'd love to start learning to reconnect with my family roots, 4 of my great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers emigrated to the US from Poland, but the language was never passed down to my grandparents.

Ideally, I'm looking for in-person lessons (though I'd be open to online if there's a great option). Any suggestions for local tutors, language schools, or even conversation groups in the area would be really appreciated!

Thanks so much!