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Reasons for learning Polish language?

alex.brown21
alex.brown21
2009-10-18
19:29
Reasons for learning Polish language?
Hello everyone! I just wondered: why did you start learning polish? just for fun? do you know some polish people? My girlfriend is Polish and I decided to start learning to communicate with her family. What about you? Any interesting stories?:)
wozniak230
wozniak230
2009-10-19
19:32
My grandfather comes from Poland so I thought it would be nice to know the language of my ancestors. My mom was born in the US and she learnt some Polish from her father but she was never fluent, so she didn’t taught me. I think Polish is great so I will definitely try to encourage my kids some day to learn it 
fidelus_m
2009-10-19
22:33
I started to learn when I met some Polish friends in Dublin. They were great company and I thought that their language sounded great. They taught me a few phrases, it was fun, so I took a course in the summer and then tried to practice with my friends. The language is insanely difficult but it’s great to know it!
nalinky
2009-10-23
11:33
Hi, the same as you – fell in love with someone from Poland :-)) I think it’s very popular reason ;-))
tomek123
2009-10-27
14:36
I’m a teacher of English, my friend came to work to Poland a few years ago and was overwhelmed with work as a native speaker of English. I decided to give it a try too. I’ve been living here for 2 years now, but Polish is still a mystery to me:/ This language is so difficult! I tried to pick it up from Polish friends and neighbours. I’m thinking about taking a course… Do you know any schools in Krakow you could recommend?
jk.andrew
2009-10-28
19:37
I took a course in Glossa and I was fully satisfied with their quality – very good and dynamic teachers and very small groups. The only disadvantage was a price.

2009-10-30
11:50
My wife is Polish. W travel to Poland roughly once a year to visit her family. Polish is such a difficult language! I do understand more of it now but saying anything is another story :)
caroline78
2010-10-14
20:22
I have a friend from Poland (Cracow), and she always tells me some interesting stuff about Poles and Poland. I wanted to visit her, but I also decided to learn basics in Polish. I participated in Polish course in school Glossa, just like jk.andrew who answered above to your post. I don't think it was that expensive, concerning great materials (books), proffesional teachers and lots of entertainment after classes.
frdalloway
2010-12-15
19:46
I've started to learn Polish about 3 years ago because I wanted to know the language which my grandparents spoke. I also met a lot of Poles at my uni and they persuaded me to come to Poland and learn Polish. Before that, I took couple lessons via skype, private lessons, even one of my friends was teaching me for a while, but the most effective was my visit to Poland and participation in the Polish course.
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2012-01-03
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marcopolo
2016-02-04
21:22
I'm Italian and I've been working in Poland for 3 years. I think it is natural to learn the language of the country you stay in. As an expat I needed to feel more connection with other people. I met other expats and they told me about a great Polish school they attend. It's called Prolog, this is their website: www.polishcourses.com. It was a good choice. Lecturers are so kind, it just makes going to the classes a real pleasure. After 2 years of studying Polish I got a better job. This school gave me the confidence to speak Polish really well.
greatmogul
2016-04-25
12:52
Frankly I was about to move to Poland, for I have some portion of Polish blood in my veins and life in Ukraine is very hard now. And I started learning Polish which is rather difficult I should say.
But the country is very volatile now, which is no wonder actually with such a man at the wheel. http://homment.com/n6k3XEVKWz I mean that guy, Jaroslaw Kaczynsky who's far from being mentally sane sanctioning such totally undemocratic doings of his ruling party now.
Now, I doubt if I should spend money and time to go on with that learning of Polish.
tanne
2017-07-11
11:23
Witam, może ktoś powiedzieć-napisać o przedrostki?
carolb
2017-08-01
03:20
My maternal and paternal grandparents were Polish. My mother's parents did not encourage the language but she did understand Polish. My dad's parents as well as my dad and his sister spoke Polish and English fluently. I was taught some Polish as a young child and can say my prayers in Polish. My father-in-law was Polish but insisted the language was too difficult and never spoke it to either his family or to mine. Last year my husband's long lost cousins found us on Facebook and we are going to Poland for a family reunion. I thought it would be a good idea to learn more Polish for our trip to see how much I can remember. I also want to keep my aging brain active and prevent some dementia by learning a new language. Polish is challenging and certainly giving me a good exercise!
dbacuzzi
2017-09-17
12:41
A lot of Polish people have come to Ireland in the last 10-15 years and like many Irish people my first visit to Poland was for a relative's wedding. I learnt a little Polish before we went. Now it is a hobby. I like learning the grammar but have a lot of trouble understanding spoken Polish
kmbh69
2017-10-06
16:52
I am Romanian, I live and work in Germany. I discovered the Polish community when I attended the roman-catholic Liturgy, I felt simply they have faith and they live the faith, So I decided to learn Polish. I found a teacher and now I can communicate in Polish (about A1-A2), full of grammar errors, but still unterstandable. I was in Poland and I was already in some situations where I could speak only Polish and it worked. Yes, Polish is a difficult language, but I'm not afraid to learn it.
melekegeozen
melekegeozen
2017-10-12
23:13
I wanna be polish
ahmedshehata
2017-11-25
11:18
I am learning Polish for my lovely wife! hahaha. She is Polish and she is forcing me to learn her language. However, I am not forcing her to learn my language, Arabic :-D
vaulsonn
2017-12-01
07:17
I actually wanna learn Polish because I like their music and the artists. My favourite is Natalia Nykiel
eirelav63
eirelav63
2018-01-30
07:47
I am at present studying at Viadrina university as an exchange student. As you know this town is located at the Polish border and the university offer courses of polish language. Not only did I decide to register to this course out of curiosity, but also to take part in a seminary about the history of Poland. Gradually what was a mere curiosity, has become a deep interest, a now a real passion. Here in Viadrina, everything is done so that you could find out Polen and to make you enthousiasm grow.
The good reason for learning this language :
1) to visit this country, which is really worth visiting and get to know Polish people and strike up friendship (it is easier to meet people, when you speak the national language. Moreover the Poles are always impressed when they meet foreigners who learn polish.... They are quite ready to encourage you.
2)to fight against prejudice (the polish language is not so difficult as it is said. This language is really musical (it is a pleasure to find out the polish music and particulary Marek Grechuta's singing poetry
Moreover the grammar is not so dreadful when you are like me a native French speaker.
3) Poland is in the number of inhabitants - the third biggest country in the European Union.
4) The link between Poland and France were very narrow through the history (Napoleon is mentioned in the polish national anthem, the Prince of Polish poets, Adam Mickiewicz held a chair at the College de France, etc....!!!!)
- The history of its capital is unique and very impressing, the reconstruction of Warshaw is shown as example and the old town which was completely rebuilt is inscribed in the UNESCO-legacy of the humanity.
- to get rid of all the prejudice about the Poles
Ircha
2018-05-25
20:51
Hello! I am from BELARUS. But I have Polish surname. I wonder why? Maybe my ancestors were from Poland? I want to know this. I will look for Polish roots.
rlevas27
rlevas27
2018-10-31
13:34
my wife is polish and we have a 3 years old daughter speaking also polish. I want to spy what they say about me :-)
chelsea1
chelsea1
2018-11-12
15:31
I have visited Poland 3 times and have felt most inadequate being unable to converse with Poles in their language. I want to revisit the country in 2019 and want to be better equipped beyond saying Good day and thank you
kmbh69
2018-11-12
23:52
I learn polish because I live in Germany and I am catholic. By the polish parish I found the real faith. Sorry, I am here to learn polish, not english.
Ja mam prosbę dla moderatora: szukam inne temat po polsku, już mi jest nudny wyjaśniać jeszcze raz po angielsku, dlaczego uczę się polskiego itd.
Kiedy rejestrowałem w ten forum, wyobrażałem sobie że uczę się polskiego też po ten sposób. Jestem tutaj żeby piszę tylko po polsku.
Od ten forum zarabiem kiedy piszę tylko po polsku. Mi nie pomaga pisać po angielsku, oczywiście, niestety mój poziom jeszcze mi nie wystarcze żeby rozmawiam jak zaawansowane. Jestem tylko początkujący. Gramatyk nie jest mója najsilniejsza krópka.
Nie mogę chodzić do kurs w Polsce sam w ciągu urlopu, bo mam też rodzinę, moja żona i moja córka nie mówią po polsku. Kupiłęm już cała serie Polski Krok po Kroku. Ja uczę się polskiego pravie sam, tylko kiedy mam czas.
Elvir1989
2018-11-23
09:48
Uczę polskiego bo planuję mieszkac w polsce. I chcę mowic po polsku jak polskich ludzi mówią
klizardin
2018-12-09
15:06
Hello everyone! Try to learn language of my favourite directors and try to write stories polish.
kmbh69
2018-12-09
20:06
Cześć,

Przykro mi, ale (chociaz okropny, z błędami), ja piszę dalej tylko po polsku.

Prosze uczy się dalej (więcej) polskiego, żeby rozumiesz coś pisałem.

Bogdan
elzbietaenjimmy
2019-01-22
18:47
My girlfriend is Polish and all her family in Poland want to talk with me also. So do I!
anke_lehmann
2019-02-19
15:13
Hello, I am learning Polish for my boyfriend and to communicate with his family members still living in Poland. It's a nice and challenging language :-).
tanya.klyusyk
2019-02-25
17:28
for study
fgawinkowski
2019-03-18
21:24
Polish origin and last name, first travel in Poland this year and want to speak.
ellisfam2003
2019-03-30
00:42
My father was Polish, separated from his family by war and I have now managed to reconnect with some. I need to learn Polish to be able to communicate with them. I also want to be able to share some basic language with my grandchild so he can know his cultural background.
dolboeb
2019-04-12
14:51
I from Russia, Kaliningrad, and i like travelling in Poland. Chcę pracować i mieszkać w Gdańsku =)
oliviainma17
2019-05-07
11:03
Hi everyone, I am Olivia , I am from China. My boyfriend is from Poland, we communicate in Italian , and I find it very diffcult to communicate with his family who don't speak either English nor Italian. I find it important for me to learn Polish if I settle down in Poland in the future.
oliviainma17
2019-05-07
11:08
Hi everyone. I am Olivia from China. My boyfriend is from Poland , although I talk to him in Italian, but I found it diffcult to communicate with his family who don't speak either English nor Italian, of course they don't speak Chinese. I can not always get through with a Googletranslater. It is important for me learn it although I know Polish is a very diffculte language.
dancunha98
2019-08-02
19:16
I was an exchange student at Warsaw for one semester and fell in love with the country and the language.
mtrinida
2019-08-10
22:39
Just because i think is a fun language ( and a really hard one) and I am living in Poland temporarily

MT
exodomori
2019-09-02
22:11
Hello, I am from Mexico, I want to learn Polish because I am planning to apply for a job in Poland in 2021! I will try my best to make it happen.
kijan.vlad
2019-10-14
19:52
Honestly I decided to learn it very spontaneously. One day I've realized that I don't wanna study in my country(Belarus, if you dk, it is nearby Poland:)). And the best way to move out or just to get out of my comfort zone I found was Poland, and of course polish. And now I've been learning this superb language, for a couple of months, because im in graduating class at school ,that's why ive got only a year to make my communicative skills better and my vocabulary wealthy
James.Gladwin
2020-10-30
16:09
My daughter in law is Polish and I want to be able to talk to her family....
DarkHawk
DarkHawk
2020-11-01
15:18
I am new in Poland I and I hope I'll stay here for a long time. I need someone to show me Poland ;)
Marcin63
2020-12-16
19:19
Hello Alex,
My mom was Polish. She was born in Poland in 1940 during war. My grandmother's sister had to go to Germany to work for the Germans. I don't know why, but my babcia (grandmother) went in her place and left her baby with her parents. After several time my babcia escaped to Belgium where she met her husband and stayed . My mom only after 7 years was allowed to come to Belgium. So she had to learn dutch (flemmish) and when she had children she was not used to speak polish and so she never learned us the language.
My moms dad was not known by anyone except my babcia. So it was really difficult for my mom to live without knowing who her real dad was. My mom died without knowing and now I want to know who my grandfather was . But impossible to know, to late , all people who could maybe help me are death already.
I still have family in Poland and now I'm studying polish ! 2 years ago I was at school for 2 weeks in Glossa. Nice time to discover Krakow btw :-)
I wish you a lot of success . Its a difficult language but oh so beautiful !
carolineb81
2020-12-19
17:06
My Mother is polish, we were not encouraged to learn growing up even though she is fluent. Mainly because of the trauma of her being a refugee family, as her parents were in concentration camps in ww2. She wanted us to fit in. I want to claim my heritage back so I am now learning.
liam_duncan
liam_duncan
2021-08-30
11:20
I grew up In London, I had Polish friends so to did my sister, she could always say more things in Polish
than I . Now I live in Poland, I have come to dislike chinese due to them making my email disapear and stealing my money by using it to pay for the online courses on this site. I do not want an online course, the chinese have impersonated google and they have spent my money on this site.
hussein.13alattas
2021-09-04
13:48
That's a great question! One of the main reasons why I have started to dedicate my time to learn Polish is that I faced social struggles in Poland when I spent the first two and three years in Warsaw. Because of that, I said to myself that I would not only learn it but I want to bring the best language experience since I'm in the Polish territory such as interacting with locals, learning more about their history and tradation, etc. I had had an unsatisfying experience when I approached English language learning styles and after many years of learning, I finally understood that language is not only constructing sentences and memorizing words like normal ways. instead, It's immersing yourself inside the language and surrounded yourself. I would keep on explaining more but this what I would like to share
Jameslemk
2021-09-06
16:34
i Like the way it sounds.
ą ę rz ż ci cz
liam_duncan
liam_duncan
2021-09-11
15:52
I can only say I installed polish satelite in England for my polish wife to watch Polish programes, all my own work but here in Poland now I am 68, I can not enjoy learning polish. I find no help to learn Polish, only Chinese interference in my online book buying. and so now I have a book from glossia that has the wrong code and my pass word was and still as far as i am concerned is my house address, which the chinese do not want me to use so I say they are just crooks from china trying to steal money
Sonny44
2021-09-11
21:57
I completely fell in love with the polish language, the country and I met a polish girlfriend.
Anhtuan070994
2021-09-16
21:42
Ja lubię język poski
Anhtuan070994
2021-09-16
21:43
Ja pracuję na poski
nsegal
2021-09-23
14:26
Because i am polish now
rowinggolfer
rowinggolfer
2022-12-05
21:31
Moja Żona jest polĸą. :)
doudou
doudou
2022-12-06
21:58
Bo mieszkam w Polsce , i uzyłam po polsku
asiharisandu
asiharisandu
2023-09-23
13:19
Same reason dude
asiharisandu
asiharisandu
2023-09-23
13:19
Same reason dude
Antonio w szkole języka polskiego
Antonio
Bruksela (Belgia)

Próbowałem uczyć się kilku języków online, ale szybko się zniechęcałem, bo albo kurs był za bardzo komunikacyjny, albo też za bardzo ‘tradycyjny’. Polskiego nie miałem możliwości uczyć się inaczej jak tylko online, więc bez przekonania, ale zarejestrowałem się na kurs na e-polish.eu. Ku mojemu zdziwieniu, tutaj po raz pierwszy spotykam się z kursem, gdzie metodzie komunikacyjnej towarzyszy rzetelny komentarz gramatyczny. Na początku kursu sięgałem do niego dość często, teraz przekonałem się że materiał jest tak fantastycznie przygotowany, iż jest to zbędne. Faktycznie uczę się teraz czysto komunikacyjnie!

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