Learn Polish with our free resources
- Build your skills with our study tool for vocabulary – practice useful words and keep track of your learning.
- Explore grammar and learning tips in our language guide – short explanations with examples to support your progress.
- Read simplified news in Polish with our learner news – easy articles to boost your reading and grow your vocabulary.
Study tool
Test yourself on essential vocabulary with fun, bite-sized quizzes.
Which word means: transparent
0 questions answered
0 correct answers
0 incorrect answers
686 words remaining
Meet our learning coordinator Andrea
It’s Andrea’s role to match you with the right learning option, and later to monitor your progress. You’re welcome to reach out to Andrea directly now – or at any point in your journey – with any questions you have.
Language guide
Explore grammar and learning tips in our Polish language guide.
-
Master the Polish alphabet! Learn the 32 letters, their pronunciation, and special diacritical marks like ą, ć, and ł.
-
Master Polish introductions! Learn how to say “My name is…” and introduce yourself in formal and informal settings.
-
Learn how to easily say “How are you?” in Polish, plus useful responses for both formal and informal situations.
Which learning types do we offer?
Group Lessons
Take part in a weekly 90-minute group lesson for 12 weeks. Stay engaged with interactive homework and self-study materials, all at a great value of €249 for the full course.
Individual Learning
Enjoy flexible scheduling that fits your routine. Our tailored individual lessons and materials cover all levels, from A1 to C1, so you can start learning in just 1–2 weeks.
Polish Learner News
Discover news from Poland to stay informed and practise your skills.
-
Learner News | 12.05.2025
Large Warehouse Fire Contained in Sosnowiec
-
Learner News | 12.05.2025
Arson at Warsaw’s Marywilska 44 Linked to Russian Agents
-
Learner News | 09.05.2025
Polish Minister Denies Property Misreport Allegations
10+
Years teaching
languages online
450+
Active
students
39
Million native
Polish speakers
7
Words for love
in Polish
Frequently asked questions
Where can I learn Polish for free?
We provide several free resources for learning Polish. Try our interactive vocabulary and grammar tool, read our learner news, or explore our comprehensive language guide. These resources are perfect for self-study and steady progress.
Is there an app to learn Polish?
Although major apps may offer only limited Polish content, our free study tool provides interactive exercises. You can also explore dedicated Polish podcasts, YouTube channels, and online courses to enhance your learning.
How do you say “hello” in Polish?
Common Polish greetings include:
– Cześć – informal “Hi”
– Dzień dobry – formal “Good day”
For additional greetings and pronunciation tips, refer to our Polish greetings guide.
How many people speak Polish?
Approximately 45 million people speak Polish worldwide. The majority of native speakers reside in Poland, with a large diaspora throughout Europe, North America, and beyond.
What languages are spoken in Poland?
Polish is the official language of Poland. In addition, regional dialects and minority languages – such as Kashubian or Silesian – can be heard, while English is widely used in business and tourism.
What language is Polish closest to?
Polish belongs to the West Slavic language group and is most closely related to Czech and Slovak. These similarities can be helpful when learning or comparing regional languages.
How hard is Polish pronunciation?
Polish pronunciation is generally consistent, although some unique sounds and letter combinations (such as ć, ł, ń, ś, ź, ą, and ę) can be challenging at first. With practice, these become easier to master.
What special letters exist in Polish?
The Polish alphabet includes several distinctive letters such as ć, ł, ń, ó, ś, ź, and the nasal vowels ą and ę. Each has specific pronunciation rules that, once learned, greatly aid in mastering the language.
How many cases does Polish have?
Polish features seven grammatical cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, locative, and vocative. These cases change noun forms to indicate their function in a sentence.
Is learning Polish worth it?
Absolutely! Learning Polish not only gives you access to a rich cultural heritage and vibrant history but also serves as a gateway to other Slavic languages and Central European cultures.
Learn to speak Polish!
Send us your details and our learning coordinator Andrea will contact you directly
to find out about your learning goals and how we can help.