How the course works, how to study and where to get help. Watch this first.

Every letter, every sound. After four short lessons you can read any Polish word out loud.

Hello, please, thank you, sorry, yes, no and help. By the end you can have your first tiny conversation in Polish.

The hard sounds, the soft sounds, nasal vowels and a few tongue twisters. Sound Polish, not just read it.

Count, pay in złoty, tell the time and make plans for the week.

I, you, he, she, the polite you (Pan, Pani) and the verb "to be". Start talking about people.

Three verb patterns that unlock hundreds of verbs, plus want, go, can and must, and how to ask questions.

What cases are, and the endings you actually need first. No scary tables, just real phrases. Cheat sheet in the last lesson.

Put it all together: the restaurant, asking for directions, the market, meeting the family and a whole day in Poland.

Learn more about the grammar.

The words you'll actually need on a trip to Poland: the airport, trains and buses, the hotel, shops and the pharmacy, signs and emergencies. Five short lessons.

Meeting someone in Poland, or impressing the Polish person you already like: first words, asking someone out, the date itself, Polish dating culture, sweet words, and meeting the family. Six short lessons.

151 phrases for real life in Poland, sorted by situation, each with pronunciation. Read them here or print the PDF, with a pocket card for your wallet.

A printable workbook section for every module: lesson checklist, key words with pronunciation, exercises and an answer key.

Extra printable PDFs to use alongside the videos: the Pronunciation & Reading Workbook and the Grammar Workbook, with answer keys.