1. Polish Language Software And Polish Products polish language music, films and videos on VHS tapes and DVD http://www.polishlanguage.com/

POLISH Please visit WLR's home page for thousands of POLISH LANGUAGE products ! worldlanguage.com has the worlds largest Polish Language Products Polish Translation Polish language dictionary ESL - English as Second Language for polish speakers Keyboards ... Fonts and spell checkers Language learning and tutorials Poetry and phrase books Handheld and electronic dictionary Polish language movies/videos on VHS tapes and DVD Polish language word processing and DTP Polish kids and childrens Polish harry potter Other Languages besides Polish ... Software and Many Products not just for Polish, but also for hundreds of other languages. Students, teachers, government and people from all walks of life can find the following types of Polish language products: Localization, translation, software, dictionaries, tutorials, ESL, natural, bilingual, automatic, machine, fonts, word processors, books, films, videos, vhs and audio tapes Hundreds of Languages, Thousands of Products Click Here for Polish Language Products 1997-2002 World Language Resources, Inc., All rights reserved.

2. Polish Language - Phrases - Kris Koperski's Home Page Common Polish phrases with written and audio pronunciation (.au format) assistance.Category Regional Europe Poland Arts and Entertainment Language...... Warsaw, Warszawa, Varshavah. Poland, Polska, Polscah. Christopher, Krzysztof,Cshershtoph. Here 1, 2, 3, 4 you can find another web pages about polish language. http://fas.sfu.ca/cs/people/GradStudents/koperski/personal/audio/polish.html

many peoples of obscure speech and difficult language, whose words you cannot understand. Ezekiel 3:6 Here you may find some useful Polish phrases. (sorry no Polish letters yet) Click here for version which enables you loading audio files. English Polish (click to listen to audio file) ``Pronunciation'' Hi, Hello, Bye Czesc Chesht How are you? Jak sie masz? Yac shye mash? Good Dobrze Dobzheh So, so Tak sobie Takh sobieh I don't understand Nie rozumiem Nyeh rozoomieah Yes Tak Takh No Nie Nyeh Good morning Dzien dobry Djane dobryh Good evening Dobry wieczor Dobryh veechoorh Good night Dobranoc Dobrahnots Goodbye Do widzenia Doh vitseneeah Thanks Dziekuje Dsjencooyah Please Prosze Prosheh Excuse me, I am sorry Przepraszam Psheprasham Congratulations Gratuluje Gratoolooyeh Merry Christmas Wesolych Swiat Vesowich Shviant Happy New Year Szczesliwego Nowego Roku Shchensilivego Novego Rokoo Happy Birthday Sto lat Stoh lat Grandma Babcia Babtsyah Grandpa Dziadek Dsyadekh I love you Kocham Ciebie Coham tseebyeh I miss you Brakuje mi Ciebie Bracooyeh mee tseebyeh Warsaw Warszawa Varshavah Poland Polska Polscah Christopher Krzysztof Cshershtoph Here you can find another web pages about Polish language Kris CMPT SFU Mail your feedback, please.

3. Page Title Translation, interpreting, language tuition, online learning programme. For business or personal students. class based or one on one classes. http://freespace.virgin.net/neil.randall/

P OLISH L ANGUAGE S ERVICES Joanna Slomianowska, 37 Repton Close, Luton, Bedfordshire, England, Phone: UK 01582 596288 Opportunities with PLS If you are a professional with excellent language skills in any of the above areas contact us and register with PLS (subject to vetting, and interview) Fax: UK 01582 596288 Site designed by N Randall, information and comments contact : neil.randall@virgin.net

4. The Cracovia Academy Of Polish Language And Culture Summer courses in polish language and culture in Krakow (Cracow), Poland's historic and cultural center. http://www.polishsummer.com

home about krakow cracovia academy tour krakow accommodation ... contact us Our friendly language instructors have been carefully selected from among the best language specialists and lecturers in Krakow. We are an institution committed to the teaching of Polish language and culture, in Krakow, the most historic and magnificent of Polish cities. The Cracovia Academy offers intensive summer courses in Polish language, culture and history taught by academic lecturers with extensive experience. Courses include an extensive guided tourist program (including Zakopane and Tatra Mountains,as well as tours of museums and historic sites within Krakow). Our language instructors have been carefully selected from among the best language specialists and lecturers in Krakow, a city with a centuries-old traditions in academic excellence. Our instructors and lecturers bring to the academy strong experience as well as innovative teaching methods that have been developed and tested over many years. The Cracovia Academy has entered into an exciting partnership with "Prolog", a private, well-established language school in Krakow. This partnership ensures that Cracovia Academy students will enjoy the best academic resources available; from the best available learning materials to newly-renovated classrooms.

5. Polish Language Articles on pronunciation, various words for women and men, proverbs, and folk songs.Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Slavic Polish......The polish language. This series of pages will be my feeble and (for now) disconnectedattempt at a short course (or at least a guide) to the polish language. http://www.shaysnet.com/~rainbow/Polish1.html

HTTP 200 Document follows Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 00:01:38 GMT Server: NCSA/1.5.2 Last-modified: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 00:29:47 GMT Content-type: text/html Content-length: 1503 The Polish Language Polish is the language of my ancestors. All four of my grandparents were born in that country. My last name, , is the Polish word for "Rainbow" This series of pages will be my feeble and (for now) disconnected attempt at a short course (or at least a guide) to the Polish language. 1. Pronunciation 2. The Polish Woman 3. The Polish Man 3. Polish Proverbs ... Return to Something about Gene

6. Polish Language Course polish language Course Welcome to studying Polish! Writing this page I intend to offer an opportunity to learn Polish for those who want to learn it through the Web Pages. http://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/LESSIDX.HTM

What's NEW! Lessons FAQ Links ... Download Polish Language Course Welcome to studying Polish! Writing this page I intend to offer an opportunity to learn Polish for those who want to learn it through the Web Pages. You are assumed to know nothing about the language but if you speak a little (or more) Polish you may also find these pages useful. The course is divided into three main parts: Introduction Basic information about the language Lessons In the first part there is some information about Poland, geographical and statistical data etc., a few words about Polish people and where the language is spoken. Origin and relations with other languages are also explained there. If you are not interested you can skip this page. The second part contains some basic grammar of Polish including alphabet and pronunciation. The lessons consist of grammar and vocabulary presented in such a way that you will memorize it while reading the lessons (I hope). Each lesson contains: short passages or dialogues presenting new grammatical facts a dialogue or a few lines of text where you will find new vocabulary a list of new words grammatical notes exercises (with answers) I encourage you to go over the lesson and try to understand grammar facts from the context before they are given in Grammar Sections. This will speed up your memorization processes. You can read texts several time until you are sure you pronounce all the words correctly. Rewriting is also recommended. Normally, each text should be read 3-20 times depending on the personal ability to subconsciously recognize and acquire grammatical structures. However, I do not recommend learning the whole texts by heart.

7. KUL: School Of Polish Language And Culture Department of the Catholic University of Lublin.Category Regional Europe Catholic University of Lublin......a unique opportunity to learn the polish language and get an insight into thePolish culture of over 1000 years. School of polish language and Culture http://www.kul.lublin.pl/school/

a unique opportunity to learn the Polish language and get an insight into the Polish culture of over 1000 years School Courses Program Programs for 2003/2004 Application Form The School of Polish Language and Culture is a department of the Faculty of Humanities of the Catholic University of Lublin (founded in 1918), which, during the communist regime, remained the only private institution of higher education in the whole Eastern bloc. Through the 29 years of its existence, the School has been cooperating with such institutions as the University of Wisconsin, the University of New Hampshire, Chicago Public Schools, the Kosciuszko Foundation (USA) and the Robert Bosch Stiftung, Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen, DAAD (Germany). All our teachers have academic backgrounds and many years of experience as teachers of Polish as a foreign language. School of Polish Language and Culture: a unique opportunity to learn the Polish language and get an insight into the Polish culture of over 1000 years one of the most experienced language training establishments in Poland credits transferable to most universities!

8. Polish Language Language. The polish language is spoken by about 43 million people, most of whom (36.5 million) live in Poland, where it http://www.snookems.com/poland/polish_language.htm

Hello Dzien' dobry (8500 bytes) snookems.com/poland Internet Home Search Page Dictionary Weather ... Travelocity Personal Volunteer Work Women Only Shopping Cooking ... Games Family Album Mercer Williams Residence Map Plano, Texas Dallas Morning News Language The Polish language is spoken by about 43 million people, most of whom (36.5 million) live in Poland, where it is the official language. Another 2.5 million live in the United States, 1 million in Ukraine, and 100,000 or fewer in each of the following countries: Canada, the Czech Republic, Germany, Israel, and Slovakia. Lesser numbers are found in Australia and Romania. Polish is a Slavic (or Slavonic) language and belongs to the West Slavic subgroup, which also includes Czech, Slovak, Cassubian (or Kashubian; spoken in the Baltic coast region in northern Poland), Sorbian (Saxony and Brandenburg, Germany), and Polabian, now extinct. Letter Pronounced English Example Polish Example Meaning ah f a ther t a k yes awng or on b on d pr a~ d current, stream beh b ook b a b a bah -bah old woman tseh i ts or ca ts c ukier sugar tsh ch eap c~ wiek nail deh d aughter d aleko far eh l e t or m e t t e raz teh -ras now ehn t en w e~ dlina vend- lee -nah meat products ehf f rom f arba far -bah paint geh g o g o~ra goo -rah mountain khah h ouse h erbata kher- bah -tah tea ee b ee w i no vee -noh wine iot y ou mo j a mo -yah mine kah to k en k awa kah -vah coffee ehl l eaf l a l ka lal -kah doll ehw w et l~ amac~ wah -mach to break ehm m an m atka maht -kah mother ehn n ame n oc nohts night ni n ew ko n~ horse oh f o r k o lega koh- le -gah colleague oo c oo l ob o~ z oh -boos

9. Polish Language - Phrases - Kris Koperski's Home Page The Common Slavic language community was broken when Slavic tribes began to migrate west from their motherlands in modern Belorussia and North Ukraine. http://www.cs.sfu.ca/people/GradStudents/koperski/personal/audio/polish.html

many peoples of obscure speech and difficult language, whose words you cannot understand. Ezekiel 3:6 Here you may find some useful Polish phrases. (sorry no Polish letters yet) Click here for version which enables you loading audio files. English Polish (click to listen to audio file) ``Pronunciation'' Hi, Hello, Bye Czesc Chesht How are you? Jak sie masz? Yac shye mash? Good Dobrze Dobzheh So, so Tak sobie Takh sobieh I don't understand Nie rozumiem Nyeh rozoomieah Yes Tak Takh No Nie Nyeh Good morning Dzien dobry Djane dobryh Good evening Dobry wieczor Dobryh veechoorh Good night Dobranoc Dobrahnots Goodbye Do widzenia Doh vitseneeah Thanks Dziekuje Dsjencooyah Please Prosze Prosheh Excuse me, I am sorry Przepraszam Psheprasham Congratulations Gratuluje Gratoolooyeh Merry Christmas Wesolych Swiat Vesowich Shviant Happy New Year Szczesliwego Nowego Roku Shchensilivego Novego Rokoo Happy Birthday Sto lat Stoh lat Grandma Babcia Babtsyah Grandpa Dziadek Dsyadekh I love you Kocham Ciebie Coham tseebyeh I miss you Brakuje mi Ciebie Bracooyeh mee tseebyeh Warsaw Warszawa Varshavah Poland Polska Polscah Christopher Krzysztof Cshershtoph Here you can find another web pages about Polish language Kris CMPT SFU Mail your feedback, please.

10. Polish Language Course polish language Course. Welcome to studying Polish! geographical and statisticaldata etc., a few words about Polish people and where the language is spoken. http://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/lessidx.htm

What's NEW! Lessons FAQ Links ... Download Polish Language Course Welcome to studying Polish! Writing this page I intend to offer an opportunity to learn Polish for those who want to learn it through the Web Pages. You are assumed to know nothing about the language but if you speak a little (or more) Polish you may also find these pages useful. The course is divided into three main parts: Introduction Basic information about the language Lessons In the first part there is some information about Poland, geographical and statistical data etc., a few words about Polish people and where the language is spoken. Origin and relations with other languages are also explained there. If you are not interested you can skip this page. The second part contains some basic grammar of Polish including alphabet and pronunciation. The lessons consist of grammar and vocabulary presented in such a way that you will memorize it while reading the lessons (I hope). Each lesson contains: short passages or dialogues presenting new grammatical facts a dialogue or a few lines of text where you will find new vocabulary a list of new words grammatical notes exercises (with answers) I encourage you to go over the lesson and try to understand grammar facts from the context before they are given in Grammar Sections. This will speed up your memorization processes. You can read texts several time until you are sure you pronounce all the words correctly. Rewriting is also recommended. Normally, each text should be read 3-20 times depending on the personal ability to subconsciously recognize and acquire grammatical structures. However, I do not recommend learning the whole texts by heart.

11. Polish Language Course - Lessons polish language Course. Lessons. IMPORTANT Polish contains some special characters.You should set your browser to read 'Windows1250' documents. http://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/less0.htm

Main Page What's NEW! FAQ Links ... Download Polish Language Course Lessons IMPORTANT: Polish contains some special characters. You should set your browser to read 'Windows-1250' documents. An ISO-8859-2 version is also available. Before you start you are asked to have a look at the following pages if you have not read them yet. Introduction Basic information about the language Feel free to mail me any time you need some help or if you cannot understand any part of the lessons. Good luck! Lesson 1 Exercises A Exercises B Lesson 2 ... Lesson 10 - Revision (under construction) Lesson 11 (under construction) (lessons 11,12... are not available yet, sorry) Lesson 12 Lesson 13 Lesson 14 Lesson 15 - Revision NOTE: If you have found a mistake or anything that does not work properly please send me an e-mail If you have any suggestions, comments or just want to say that you have been here, click here Piotr Pikuta Last updated: October 23th, 2002

12. Polish Language The polish language Polish is the language of my ancestors. All four of my grandparents were born in that country. My last name, , is the Polish word for "Rainbow" http://equinox.shaysnet.com/~rainbow/Polish1.html

HTTP 200 Document follows Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 00:01:38 GMT Server: NCSA/1.5.2 Last-modified: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 00:29:47 GMT Content-type: text/html Content-length: 1503 The Polish Language Polish is the language of my ancestors. All four of my grandparents were born in that country. My last name, , is the Polish word for "Rainbow" This series of pages will be my feeble and (for now) disconnected attempt at a short course (or at least a guide) to the Polish language. 1. Pronunciation 2. The Polish Woman 3. The Polish Man 3. Polish Proverbs ... Return to Something about Gene

13. A Polish Grammar Phonology, morphology, wordformation, syntax, and etymology.Category Science Social Sciences Indo-European Slavic Polish......A Grammar of the polish language. by Grzegorz Jagodziñski. Back to the top ofthe page. Position of the polish language among other languages of the world. http://www.republika.pl/grzegorj/isoen/gram1.html

A Grammar of the Polish Language by Grzegorz Jagodziñski Part one This material is free. You may copy these pages if you want. But you are obliged to change nothing , including the author's name. Be free to send me any suggestions. TOUR OVER THE SITE. To look through the whole of the site, after having read each single site, find a link named " onward " or " continuation " at its end and click it. WARNING: on all pages of this website, examples in square brackets [ ] denote pronunciation, not spelling. The page has been changed lately thanks to correction made by Laura Pennycuick . Thank you Laura! Terms explained in the vocabulary are marked with the asterisk (*). Main page Sitemap Changelog Contents: Foreword Position of the Polish language among the others Language and dialect Kashubian - a dialect or a language ... declinable and conjugatable Alternations in Polish morphology Classification of the parts of speech Building of forms of nouns ... Comparison of the Polish and English syntax Etymology of the Polish language Theoretical basis of etymology Polish etymology in tables Etymology of numerals Table of Indo-European numerals Problems of the correctitude (in Polish only) Room of peculiarities Most common errors and doubts Links Printed bibliography ... Vocabulary Foreword The Polish language is, with good reason, said to be the most difficult language in the world. To write an outline grammar for it is a hard task, especially when the author is not a professional linguist. Of course, I have done it basing it on the accessible literature and on my own knowledge of the language (I am a native speaker of Polish).

14. Polish Language Translation Translation in Polish and English, with 24hour service. Portfolio and biography. http://website.lineone.net/~j.m.whittaker/index.html

Polish Language Translation charged on a per word basis with a guaranteed 24 hr turnaround This truly cost efficient method of translating steps away from the traditional posture adopted in many translating agencies by guaranteeing a pro-rata rate for all job sizes. Smaller documents, invoices and advertisements may now be charged at the same rates as full pages - saving you money. Multi page documents and repeat business will attract a discount, thereby allowing you to make real economies from day one. Because I am working from home on a project by project basis, I am able to keep costs down and promise a swift turnaround on your business. At the same time I am combining up to date International Marketing and Translating experience with fluent modern social and commercial Polish. I am able to offer you an individually tailored translating service, offering real savings within guaranteed time frames. To find out more or to book your first job please contact Joanna Whittaker on +44(0)20 8516 0866 (answer phone) or preferably e-mail Click here to see why you should take advantage of my translation services.

15. Polish Language Course - Basic Information About Polish polish language Course. Basic Information About Polish. IMPORTANT Polish contains some special characters. http://golem.umcs.lublin.pl/users/ppikuta/lessons/infor1.htm

Main Page What's NEW! Lessons FAQ ... Download Polish Language Course Basic Information About Polish IMPORTANT: Polish contains some special characters. You should set your browser to read 'Windows-1250' documents. An ISO-8859-2 version is also available. Contents Polish Alphabet Pronunciation of vowels Pronunciation of consonants (I) Pronunciation of consonants (II) ... Some remarks about nouns, verbs and other parts of speech 1. Polish Alphabet In the Polish alphabet there are 32 letters, 9 vowels and 23 consonants: a, ¹, b, c, æ, d, e, ê, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, ³, m, n, ñ, o, ó, p, r, s, œ, t, u, w, y, z, Ÿ, ¿ Each letter corresponds to a single sound. There are also two-letter combinations, each of them representing a single sound: ch, cz, dz, dŸ, d¿, rz, sz, and bi, ci(=æ), ..., wi, zi(=Ÿ) which will be treated separately. Letters q, v, x are not normally used in Polish, but can be found in some words taken from other languages, e.g., fax, xero 2. Pronunciation of vowels You have to remember that Polish and English sound systems are different. The vowels are similar but not the same. None of the Polish vowels is present in the English sound system. Study the following tables carefully because the pronunciation is quite difficult, especially for Americans and Englishmen. If you have any questions please

16. Lyrics From Songs - The Best Way To Find All The Lyrics You're Looking For! Large archive of lyrics organized by artist. Also includes a polish language version. http://www.lyrics.mtl.pl/

17. PAN - Polish American Network Website Bilingual website featuring a virtual gallery of Polish art, biographical information about famous Poles and directory of polish language websites. http://www.pan.net/

Yellow Pages E-commerce Art Ads ... GUESTBOOK If you liked our original design you can still find it with all the links @ First PAN Latest @ PAN Polish Cinema Club Polish contribution to victory Historical value article! Art Gallery Featuring art that inspires ! 5th Anniversary Celebration ! Win exciting prizes It pays off to do business with PAN ! Click here for details Site of interest: To review the wealth of information hosted on PAN pages, we are going to change this link frequently, to introduce you to our sponsors, services and interesting content. Polski Klub Filmowy Bogate informacje o najnowszych polskich filmach Top Sites Polish Consulate Trade Division Toolmex Parafia Modern Travel Polskie Przewodniki Handlowe Info Sites @ PAN: Hollywood Original Java ticker news service - Click on the topic to view the story More PAN sites: Forsale Yellow Pages Art Ads ... Modern Travel PAN's Awards for Excellence Excellence in Design Best Site of the Week PAN-Polish American Network is the premier web development company dedicated to promotion and business growth through the Internet. Stop by and explore!

18. Polski Dla Podróz.nika (English) For more information on the polish language and Poland, see the Polish Home Page, GoPoland, and City.Net Poland. http://www.travlang.com/languages/cgi-bin/langchoice.cgi?page=main&lang1=english

19. KUL: School Of Polish Language And Culture a unique opportunity to learn the polish language and getan insight into the Polish culture of over 1000 years. http://www.kul.lublin.pl/school/uk/programs.html

a unique opportunity to learn the Polish language and get an insight into the Polish culture of over 1000 years School Courses Program Programs for 2003/2004 Application Form Programs for 2003/2004 Summer Courses 2003: 2-week course: 14 July - 26 July 4 August - 16 August 3-week course: 14 July - 2 August 4 August - 23 August 4-week course: 14 July - 9 August 4 August - 30 August 5-week course 14 July - 16 August The courses are intended for students at all levels of language proficiency. The fee and the credits offered vary with the duration and degree of intensity of the course: 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks 5 weeks hours cred. hours cred. hours cred. hours cred. fee fee fee fee Semi Intensive 577 USD 789 USD 974 USD 1168 USD Intensive 684 USD 932 USD 1145 USD 1382 USD Highly Intensive 788 USD 1088 USD 1353 USD 1642 USD The fee includes board and accommodation, a sightseeing tour of Lublin and the following trips: - Kazimierz, 20 July/10 August - (available for all courses) - Warsaw, 2 August

20. The Cracovia Academy Of Polish Language And Culture Students will benefit from the following intensive polish language study, practicals/tutorials. thecracovia academy of polish language and culture. http://www.polishsummer.com/0002.htm

home about krakow cracovia academy tour krakow accommodation course calendar registration info ... contact us For business people and professionals who require individual attention, we offer a proven program of individualy tailored instructional programs, including private tutorials. In addition to individual students we are proud to have among our clients companies and institutions such as: ABB, AMOCO, DONNELLEY POLISH AMERICAN PRINTING Co., BRITISH PETROLEUM, CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, THE EUROPEAN UNION, MOTOROLA, NATIONAL TV STATION ADR, PHILIP MORRIS, VALEO. Our program is unique and is also the most innovative in Krakow. Our courses of instruction comprise of over 50 hours of language instruction Super-Intensive Option an additional 25 hours of more individualized attention (see Course Calendar One of the great benefits of our program is that we offer smaller groups, thus ensuring appropriate individual attention, as well as a more rewarding personal experience. Class sizes will be approximately 6-12 students.

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