Conversational Polish Quick and Easy

Five stars for what this book is.

“NOTE TO THE READER
The purpose of this book is merely to enable you to communicate in Polish.
In the program itself you may notice that the composition of some of those sentences might sound rather clumsy. This is intentional.
These sentences were formulated in a specific way to serve two purposes:
to facilitate the easy memorization of the vocabulary
and to teach you how to combine the words in order to form your own sentences for quick and easy communication,
rather than making complete literal sense in the English language.
So keep in mind that this is not a phrase book!”

“When asking a question, czy is usually placed at the beginning of the sentence to indicate the case of “do” “do we?”, “do you?”, “does he?” etc. However, native Polish speakers usually don't use the czy case.”

“Ci is the “indirect object pronoun” of the pronoun, i.e. the person who is actually affected by the action that is being carried out.”

“In Norwegian, “don't” comes after the verb: “I don't need” / jeg trenger ikke.”

“In Norwegian, you would say “to make breakfast” and not “to prepare breakfast.”