Which place to choose while visiting Poland? Posted by Kasia on Jun 10, 2014
Poland is a beautiful country with a lot to offer in terms of landscape, history, tradition and culture, with a highly varied regional offering. And although international travel has become a much easier option in the last two decades, Poles still love their sea or the mountains, or go to the lakes to spend their…
Trzech wspaniałych…. Posted by Kasia on Jun 6, 2014
Today, the dominating bronze statue (posąg z brązu) that looms over the pigeons of Kraków’s Rynek Głόwny is a favourite meeting place for tourists, guide groups and pub crawls. However, the man it depicts should not be lost to any visitor to Poland; his importance as a de facto leader of the Polish national struggle…
How to use conjunctions in Polish Posted by Kasia on Jun 4, 2014
Conjunctions (spójniki) are words that link different parts of a sentence together. A simple sentence won’t have any conjunctions, just a subject, a verb, and an object: ‘I went to the shop”, where ‘I’ is the subject, ‘to go’ is the verb, and ‘shop’ is the object. But some sentences, known commonly as complex sentences…
Do you like it or do you absolutely love it????? Posted by Kasia on Jun 1, 2014
Having conversion with your friends, family or just people you meet in Poland, being able to explain the things you enjoy doing (rzeczy, które lubisz robić), the things you like (rzeczy, które lubisz), including your taste in food, clothes, travel and people – along with the things that you dislike – is a central skill…
Tongue twisters time! Posted by Kasia on May 31, 2014
cnfjForget Peter Piper’s peppers and the rain in Spain, or whatever consonant riddled concoctions (spółgłoskowe podziurawione mikstury) English can throw at us, because you can pretty much rest assured they will always pale in comparison to their Polish counterparts (polskie odpowiedniki), the language with perhaps the twistiest of the tongue twisters. Getting used to the…
So what’s the trick with Polish clauses? Posted by Kasia on May 30, 2014
In every language there are different types of clauses which are connected and associated with particular words, expressions or phrases. It often happens that we do not know the exact grammar name of these clauses, but still we use them both in speech and writing, sometimes even not realizing that. Below there is the presentation…
How popular “Game of thrones” is in Poland? Posted by Kasia on May 27, 2014
The whole world loves Game of Thrones (Gra o tron), that’s no surprise – but which country loves Game of Thrones the very most? And which characters does each separate country find themselves talking about the most? With a new study put together through Outbrain, we can look Game of Thrones love by the numbers…