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1. Teach Yourself Polish Complete Course (Book +
Audio CD pack), by Nigel Gotteri, Joanna Gray,
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Begins with the basics and gradually promotes the
student to a level of smooth and confident
communication, including: Up-to-date, graded interactive
dialogues; Graded units of culture notes, grammar, and
exercises; Step-by-step guide to pronunciation;
Practical vocabulary; Regular and irregular verb tables;
Plenty of practice exercises and answers;
Self-assessment quizzes to test progress; Bilingual
glossary.
2. Colloquial Polish: The Complete Course for
Beginners, by Boleslaw W. Mazur, Book + Audio CD,
Publisher: Routledge
This new edition of the best-selling Polish beginners
course has been completely up-dated. Pack includes book
and cassettes or CD.3. Beginning Polish : Revised
edition, Volume 1 (Yale Language Series) by Alexander
Schenker, Paperback: 507 pages, Publisher: Yale
University Press
A standard text for the teaching of Polish, this revised
edition introduces two new features: a grammatical
sketch of Polish and an index. Volume Two contains
drills for the lessons in Volume One designed
specifically for classroom instruction, a survey of
Polish grammar, and an index to both volumes.
4. 301 Polish Verbs (Barron's) by Klara Janecki,
Paperback: 420 pages, Publisher: Barron's
The most commonly used Polish verbs are listed
alphabetically, one verb per page, and fully conjugated
with English translation in a table format. Other
helpful features for both language students and
travelers include English- Polish and Polish-English
verb indexes listing nearly 2300 verbs, and common
Polish idioms using verbs. The book also features
puzzles, Polish proverbs, self-tests, and other aids
designed to improve students' familiarity with and usage
of Polish verbs. Here is a fine supplement to language
class textbooks, and a useful aid for travelers to
Poland.
5. Berlitz Polish Phrase Book, Paperback: 224
pages, Publisher: Berlitz Guides
Lounge with locals on the beaches of the Baltic Sea or
sing along to Polish folksongs with the Górale
(mountaineers) of the Tatry Mountains. The Berlitz
Polish Phrase Book contains essential expressions,
everyday conversations, and up-to-date words and phrases
to help you communicate with confidence and travel with
ease. The Berlitz phrase book is the unparalleled market
leader in its category.
6. Polish: An Essential Grammar by Dana Bielec,
Paperback: 294 pages, Publisher: Routledge
A reference guide to the most important aspects of the
language, it presents a fresh and accessible
description, focusing on genuine patterns of use in the
modern language. The ideal reference work for the
independent learner the business traveler or the
researcher, this grammar is written without jargon and
with a special focus on areas traditionally problematic
for English-speakers. The preliminary section on the
Polish alphabet, the range of contemporary usage and
grammatical examples, and the comprehensive index
contribute to the accessibility of the book. Sections
also focus on aspects frequently left out of
less-detailed works (such as the diminutive noun, vowel
and consonant changes, irregular verb declension and
declension of words into different parts of speech)
making this book an essential companion to the student
of Polish even as study continues to advance.
7. Basic Polish: A Grammar and Workbook by Dana
Bielec, Paperback: 224 pages, Routledge
Containing concise explanations of grammar with related
exercises Basic Polish builds confidence in using the
modern language. Assuming no previous knowledge of
Polish, its step-by-step approach guarantees the reader
a thorough grounding in the basics of its grammar. Each
of the forty units introduces a particular grammar point
and provides a variety of exercises to enable the
student to practice what they have learnt. Features
include notes on the Polish alphabet, pronunciation and
stress, full answer key to all exercises and a
Polish-English glossary. Look no farther than This textbook
for an understanding of modern Polish grammar.
8. Larousse Pocket Dictionary:
Polish-English/English-Polish, by Slownik Kieszonkowy,
Paperback: 768 pages, Publisher: Larousse
An ideal dictionary for everyday use. With up-to-date
vocabulary in all subject areas, this handy reference
contains more than 30,000 words and phrases and 40,000
translations. Other notable features include: hundreds
of usage examples; abbreviations, acronyms, and proper
nouns; supplemental coverage of the most frequently used
words in Polish.
9. Hippocrene Standard Dictionary: Polish-English
English-Polish : With Complete Phonetics Menu Terms
Business Terms, by Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, Paperback,
Hippocrene Books
A great study aid for beginner to intermediate students
of Polish.
10. Intermediate Polish: A Grammar & Workbook by Dana
Bielec, Hardcover: 224 pages, Routledge
Containing concise explanations of grammar with related
exercises, this book builds confidence in using the
modern language.
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