Eurolingo Polish
“Język polski dla …” means “Polish language for …” and it means that you too can learn Polish. It is not difficult, it is only something new that you will be exploring. Polish belongs to a group of West Slavic languages together with Czech and Slovak and with such rare languages as Kashubian, Upper Sorbian and Lower Sorbian. It is spoken in Poland as a national language and by Polish minorities in many European and other countries. For example, Argentina, Australia, Belarus, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Lithuania, Russia, the United Kingdom, Ukraine, and the United States.
There are several options to start learning the language. Students interested in learning the language may start with the University of Florida and the Polish Studies program. The program offers online and in-person courses at the beginners, intermediate and advanced levels. There are also other options and available to the general population. For example, there are programs financed by the Polish government. One of them is "Po polsku – po Polsce" (In Polish - through Poland). The project is financed by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and available at http://popolskupopolsce.edu.pl/kurs-j...
For all who would like to start by learning the alphabet, there is a portal called "Polski na wynos” (Polish to go) available at https://www.polskinawynos.com/?p=945
Individuals who already have a good command of the language may be interested in exploring other aspects of culture and may combine langue and history studies. Project "100 Faktów z Historii Polski” which translates to “100 Facts from History of Poland” is an engaging new way of discovering Poland’s past and learning the language. The project is available at http://100faktowzhistorii.pl/
To learn more about Polish at the University of Florida visit the Center for European Studies portal and Polish Studies webpage at https://ces.ufl.edu/academics/undergr...