Teach Yourself Beginner's Polish Book by Gotteri, Nigel; Michalak-Gray, Joanna;

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Publisher Hachette/Hodder
Date of Publication 26 June 2009

ISBN 9780340971628
Binding Paperback
No. of pages272 pages
Size 200x157x16 mm
Weight 230 g
Language English

Short description:

'Teach Yourself Beginner's Polish' is written for the complete beginner who wants to move at a steady pace and have lots of opportunity to practise.

Long description:

'Teach Yourself Beginner's Polish' is the right course for you if you really want to learn Polish but are daunted by the prospect of complicated grammar, classes and coursebooks. This book starts right from the beginning and explains everything in simple English. There are hints throughout to make learning Polish easy and you can learn at your own pace with plenty of practice of each new point. It is a friendly introduction to Polish which will help you to understand and speak Polish sufficiently well to function effectively in basic everyday situations. The course will also offer you an insight into Polish culture.

By the end of the course you'll be able to communicate in a wide range of real-life situations and have all the practical information you need to enjoy your next trip to Poland.

Two accompanying CDs are available separately or in a pack with the book.

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Introduction
About the course
Pronunciation guide
Jestem James â?? Iâ??m James
How to say hello
How to introduce yourself: say your name and nationality
How to greet and address somebody
How to say you are a bit tired
To jest mA3j pies, Azor â?? This is my dog, Azor
How to introduce others.
Mam przyjaciA3l i dobra prace â?? Iâ??ve got friends and a good job
How to express what you have
Numbers 1-10
Chcialbym znalezc moja rodzine â?? Iâ??d like to find my family
How to express what you would like to do
How to describe your family
Musze juz isc â?? Iâ??ve got to go.
How to say what you must do.
Gdzie jest hotel? â?? Where is the hotel?
How to ask for directions
How to use public transport
Prosze isc prosto â?? Go straight ahead please.
How to give and understand instructions.
O ktA3rej sie spotkamy? â?? What time shall we meet?
How to tell the time
Numbers 11-24
Poprosze sznycel i piwo â?? Can I have a schnitzel and a beer please
How to ask for something
How to understand a menu in a cafA? or restaurant
Lubie polska kuchnie â?? I like Polish cuisine.
How to say what you like and donâ??t like
How to say something is tasty
To byl mily wieczA3r â?? It was a lovely evening.
How to say that something was nice
Co sie stalo? â?? What happened?
How to describe simple events in the past
Jak on wygladal? â?? What did he look like?
How to describe people, places and objects
How to describe somebodyâ??s character
Numbers: 25 â?? 100
Jaka piekna pogoda! â?? What beautiful weather!
How to talk about the weather
Some ways of expressing attitudes, likes and dislikes
Kiedy odwiedzisz Szkocje? â?? When will you visit Scotland?
How to talk about the future
Summary of language patterns
Vocabulary: English â?? Polish
Vocabulary: Polish â?? English