H and Ch J Ł Ń and Ni R Ś and Si Sz W Ź and Zi Ż and Rz Pronouncing Voiced and Silent Consonants Saying Polish Vowels Nasal vowels The nasal ą and ę in the final position Searching for Stress and Blending Prepositions Counting prepositions Placing unusual stress Some Basic Phrases to Know Chapter 2: Getting Down to Essential Polish Grammar The Case of Polish Cases Nominative case Genitive case Dative case Accusative case Instrumental case Locative case Vocative case Recognising Perfective and Imperfective Verbs Finding Your Way in Polish Tensesīeing in the now with present tense Remembering the past tense Looking into the future tense Part II : Polish in Action Chapter 3: Dzień dobry! Cześć! Greetings and Introductions Being Formal or Informal Saying ‘hi’ and ‘bye’ Avoiding trite greetings Replying to ‘How are you?’ Getting Introductions Right Making informal introductions Presenting yourself and enquiring about others formally Presenting other people informally and formally Describing Yourself and Others Getting familiar with the verb być, to be Saying goodbye to personal pronouns – except sometimes Talking about countries and nationalities Jumping In to mówię po polsku (Speak Polish) Chapter 4: Getting to Know You: Making Small Talk Asking Key Questions Finding out who, what, where and ‘how do you say. Table of Contents Introduction About This Book Why I Wrote This Book Conventions Used in This Book Foolish Assumptions How This Book Is Organised Part I: Getting Started Part II: Polish in Action Part III: Polish on the Go Part IV: Polish in the Workplace Part V: The Part of Tens Part VI: Appendixes Icons Used in This Book Where to Go from Here Part I: Getting Started Chapter 1: Introducing Polish Spotting the Polish You Already Know The Polish Alphabet: Reciting Your ABCs Checking Out Consonant Pronunciation C Ć and Ci Cz Dz Dź and Dzi Dż Polish For Dummies® Visit to view this book's cheat sheet.

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