Polish A1 · Beginner
The absolute basics: introduce yourself, talk about everyday things, and get comfortable with Polish sounds, genders and the first cases in their simplest, most common uses.
- The Polish alphabet and sounds (ą, ę, ł, ó, sz, cz, ch, rz)
- Noun gender (masculine, feminine, neuter)
- The nominative case (naming, subject)
- Plural of nouns in the nominative Coming soon
- Personal pronouns (ja, ty, on, ona, ono, my, wy, oni, one) Coming soon
- Formal address with pan / pani / państwo Coming soon
- The verb być (to be) in the present Coming soon
- Present tense: -am, -asz verbs (czytać, mieszkać) Coming soon
- Present tense: -ę, -esz verbs (pisać, iść) Coming soon
- Present tense: -ę, -isz / -ysz verbs (robić, mówić) Coming soon
- Present tense: irregular verbs (mieć, jeść, wiedzieć, chcieć) Coming soon
- Negation with "nie" Coming soon
- Modal verbs with the infinitive (chcieć, móc, musieć, umieć) Coming soon
- Past tense: -ł, -ła, -ło forms Coming soon
- The accusative case: inanimate objects and feminine nouns Coming soon
- The accusative case: animate masculine nouns and people Coming soon
- The locative case: location (w / na + locative) Coming soon
- The genitive case: possession and quantity of one Coming soon
- The genitive case: absence with "nie ma" Coming soon
- Going somewhere: do + genitive, na / w + accusative Coming soon
- The instrumental case: professions and "z" (with) Coming soon
- Demonstrative pronouns (ten, ta, to, ci, te) Coming soon
- Possessive pronouns (mój, twój, nasz, wasz, jego, jej, ich) Coming soon
- Adjective agreement in the nominative (gender & number) Coming soon
- Questions: czy and question words (kto, co, gdzie, kiedy, jak, dlaczego, ile) Coming soon
- Cardinal numbers 1–20 Coming soon
