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Polish Phrases

Learn phrases in the Polish language by selecting the phrases that you want to learn from the list. These cover a wide variety of Polish topics, including the numbers in Polish, Polish days, Polish greetings and the months in Polish. Listen to and copy the native speech, and learn with flashcards.

Polish language learning games

As well as the flashcards for the Polish phrases on the right, there are additional learning games for colours, days, fruit, months and numbers.

Test whether you know the difference between a Jabłko and Pomarańcza, Wiśnia from a Brzoskwinia, can count from jeden upwards and know czarny from niebieski.

Most Common Polish Words

Learn 200 of the most frequently used words in spoken Polish. The audio was recorded by a native speaker.

Polish Vocabulary Builder

Increase your Polish vocabulary with some extremely common Polish nouns with flashcards or multiple choice.

Polish verbs

Learn Polish verbs such as 'być' (to be), 'mieć' (to have) and 'móc' (to be able).

Polish

Polish is a West Slavonic language with around 40 million speakers mainly in Poland but with large communities in the United States, Canada and Britain (more specifically in London and Chicago).

The language is inflected, nouns have three genders, and adjectives agree with nouns. So, for instance, 'Polish film(s)' may be 'polski film', 'polskiego filmu', 'polskim filmom' .. depending on the construction.

Possesives and personal pronouns also decline depending on number, case and gender. So 'my' can be 'moye, 'moich', 'moim', 'moimi' and 'moich' and so on.

Related languages

Polish is in the West Slavic branch of the Slavonic languages and most closely related to Czech, Slovak and Sorbian (also West Slavonic languages).

Slavic languages include Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Slovak