Learning Polish- best resource?

[Hugo Stiglitz v2]

Anything better than Babbel? I learnt abit for my trip to Krakow and enjoyed the trip and picked up some good words and used them. I want to continue the momentum.

I can also practice on some colleagues at work as a bonus.

[Ussrcossack]

Ask your colleagues

[Hugo Stiglitz v2]

They learn it from their parents. I'm not going to uplift my learning by stopping people when their busy and saying hey can you teach me..

[RichFN2]

I found Duolingo helpful and easy to use

[RoadToad84]

I'm doing Polish on Duolingo. The method is a little unconventional, but it's effective. Very much a trial and error process and you have to figure out the grammar rules/plurals yourself, but it does work. I'd recommend adding your own vocabulary exercises alongside it though, as otherwise you'll only know how to describe apples, lions, and fish.

Edited by RoadToad84 on Saturday 19th October 12:59

[croyde]

I've been doing Spanish on Duolingo for nearly 3 years now. I've learned a lot and can have slow conversations with locals on my trips to Spain.

Best practise are drunks in bars as I can be more confident about trying to speak the language

Duolingo does make me laugh with it's sentences though, this morning it was....

We will study every detail of these carrots

Lesson on using the future tense.