No Grammar - Just Spoken Polish
For beginners, but not just
24-hour Spoken Polish Language Course introducing everyday vocabulary.
No grammar at all (unless you ask for it!)
No grammar - Just Spoken Polish
for complete beginners or those who have had some lessons but want to focus on conversations only
Saturday 9.30am-12.30pm, from 22 January, £199 £179
intensive 24-hour course split into 8 weeks
Sunday 9.30am-12.30pm, from 23 January, £199 £179
intensive 24-hour course split into 8 weeks
No Grammar - Just Spoken Polish
for beginners, but not just
24-hour Spoken Polish Language Course introducing everyday vocabulary.
NO GRAMMAR at all (unless you ask for it!)
Working full time means you don’t get too much free time, right? Also, that little free time you have you do not necessarily want to spend on difficult and tiring tasks such as learning Polish grammar!
When it comes to learning a new language, you want and expect to be able to hold a simple conversation after a short time. We agree. And we deliver.
With our new No Grammar - Just Spoken Polish Course you will be speaking Polish language after the very first lesson. Come and check it out.
The perfect Polish course for you if you:
- want to be able to impress your Polish friends and family with your Polish after a few lessons only
- are travelling to Poland and want to get by while there
- want to be able build up sentences easily without focusing on getting the endings right
- want to enjoy learning Polish without spending ages on getting through the grammar
Other Info
- Missed a starting date? Not to worry. You can still join in. Get in touch with us for assessment.
- No course book required - just bring a notebook and a pen.
- Donʼt worry if you miss a class - we will email you what was covered or you can book a catch-up lesson at £20/55.
- Small groups with up to 7 students only meaning you can talk and talk... in Polish of course.
Course Content
- Let’s get to know each other - you will learn simple expressions on how to introduce yourself and others, how to greet people, say good-byes, ask for telephone numbers, addresses and email addresses.
- Myself and people around me - you will learn to describe people, eg. how wonderful your Polish partner is.
- Me and my family - you will be talking about your job, work colleagues and family relations.
- Free time and my hobbies - you will be talking about your interests and ways of spending time outside the office.
- Restaurant and cafe situations - placing orders, asking for the bill, Polish money, etc. - vocabulary essential while in Poland or going to a Polish restaurant here is London (where we often take our students!)
- Travelling in Poland - enquiring about bus/train/flight connections, buying tickets.
- Hotel situations - making reservations, checking in and out.
- Daily routine and telling the time.
- Arranging outings with friends to restaurants or the cinema.