SemesterFall Semester, 2025
DepartmentFreshman Class A, Department of Slavics Freshman Class B, Department of Slavics Sophomore Class A, Department of Slavics Sophomore Class B, Department of Slavics
Course NamePolish I
InstructorBednarz Karolina Aneta
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
Prerequisite
Course Objective
Course Description
Course Schedule





































































WEEK



TOPIC



CONTENT



1



Proszę powtórzyć!



 



Polish alphabet and pronunciation



basic expressions



greetings



2



Cześć! Jak się nazywasz?



 



basic expressions greetings



self-itroduction



formal and informal forms of address numbers 1-10



3



Skąd jesteś? Gdzie mieszkasz?



personal data



formal and informal forms of address



verbs być, mieszkać



conjucation –m –sz



numbers 10-29



4



Co to jest? Kto to jest?



basic nouns



basic adjectives, colors



grammatical gender of nouns and adjectives Nominative singular



5



Jaki jesteś? Jaka jesteś?



adjectives describing appearance



verbs mówić, uczyć się



conjucation –ę –isz/-ysz



numbers 10-199



6



Co lubisz robić?



expressing preferences



lubić + infinitivie construction



conjucation –ę –esz



7



Czym się interesujesz?



Kim jesteś z zawodu?



expressing preferences



names of professions in masculine and feminine



Instrumental singular



8 - 9



Powtórzenie i utrwalenie materiału



Egzamin śródsemestralny



repetition and consolidation



midterm examination



 



10 - 11



Co kupujesz?



everyday shopping



Accusative singular



numbers 100-1000



12 - 13



Co jesz na śniadanie?



food and drink, food preferences



Accusative singular



Instrumental singular and plural



verbs jeść, pić and woleć



14  - 15



Co dla pani?



shopping at the market



Nominativ & Accusative singular and plural



16



Powtórzenie i utrwalenie materiału



Egzamin



repetition and consolidation



final examination




 


Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading

Students are able to recognize typical communication situations in which single statements appear, short rejoinders as part of a short dialogue and short monologue statements on topics included in the Syllabus, formulated in a standard form of the language. They understand explicit communication intentions in statements regarding basic needs

everyday life, can recognize the topic of the text (global understanding) and find simple information contained in it in a short statement with a simplified structure (detailed understanding), spoken slowly and very clearly, in very good (close to ideal) acoustic conditions, with pronunciation and intonation adapted to the possibilities

student's perceptual skills at this level.



Students understand and apply the differences between the official and unofficial varieties of Polish according to the situation. They know and use some sociocultural conventions applicable in communication in Polish.



Students demonstrate limited mastery of simple sentence structures and patterns - within the framework of the learned resource.



Deficiencies in pronunciation, vocabulary, grammatical correctness and spelling should not occur significantly disrupt communication.


Textbook & Reference

I. Stempek, A. Stelmach, S. Dawidek, A. Szymkiewicz: Polski, krok po kroku 1. Student’s book, Glossa



I. Stempek, M. Grudzień: Polski, krok po kroku 1. Workbook, Glossa



L. Madelska, G. Schwartz: Discovering Polish. A Learner's Grammar, Prolog


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