From Turkey, learning Polish - any suggestions?

Dzień dobry!
I'm from Turkey and I lived in Poland for about four months- and I'm totally in love with the sound of the language. I am Turkish, thus as you might know, my language has a completely different origin of language. I started learning Polish there in Poland by myself and tried to continue after I got back, but it's pretty hard. I've learnt some of the grammar (tenses, at least) but I'm having difficulty all the time. Any suggestions for a better-learning of Polish? I really need that, bo kocham polskie:)

Dziękuję!

I learned most when traveling, one is kinda forced to use it.
And for you its not even taht far: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polonezk%C3%B6y

It is for sure tainted, but people can explain the grammar to you in Turkish.

We are looking for Turkish speaker's at my firm in Krakow, so if relocating to Poland has an interest for you, that would be the best way to learn the language :-)

I know about Polonezköy, and I've been there once or twice, definitely a magical place. But since I don't live in Istanbul, it's not that common for me to go there :)

I have some plans to visit Poland again, so until then, I'll study Polish by myself :)

acathexis

Hi Acathexis,
I have experience in teaching Polish to Turkish people.
If you are interested in my offer I can help you wherever you live.
Just email me: polish.language.tutor