Grammar (gramatyka) is the backbone of a language and without it any single thing you know may be flux, in a sort of jelly without much consistency. In a nutshell, grammar provides you with the structure you need in order to organize and put your messages and ideas across. It is the railway through which your messages will be transported. Without it, in the same way as a train cannot move without railways, you won’t be able to convey your ideas to their full extension without a good command of the underlying grammar patterns and structures of the language.

Here is a list of some great Polish grammar posts I published over the past few years! Enjoy:)

1. Listen and learn! What is the easiest way for you to learn a new language?

Listen and learn!

 

2. Is Polish hard to learn? How would you rate in a scale from 1 to 10?

Is Polish language a hard one to learn?

 

3. Let’s get counting!

Polish Numbers: 1 – 100

 

4. Word order in Polish grammar can be tricky sometimes…

Word order in Polish grammar

 

5. Do you like it or do you love it?

Do you like it or do you absolutely love it?????

 

6. Here are some easy ways to help you remember Polish orthography rules:

How to remember some Polish orthography rules?

 

7. Clauses

So what’s the trick with Polish clauses?

 

8. What is the difference between formal and informal speech in Polish?

Formal vs informal speech in Polish

 

9. It never hurts to ask! “Kto pyta, nie błądzi” How to ask questions while learning Polish?

How can I help you?

10. There are so many different ways to call your grandmother in Polish!

How to call your grandmother in Polish?