An Introduction to Polish
By (Author) Dr Gerald Stone
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Bristol Classical Press
1st February 1998
United Kingdom
Adult Education
Non Fiction
491.85
Paperback
110
Width 138mm, Height 214mm, Spine 8mm
164g
An Introduction to Polish has been written for the complete beginner. In the course of twenty lessons, the student is introduced to about 800 Polish words of basic vocabulary, and elements of Polish grammar. Vocabulary and structures are presented and reinforced systematically in simple, specially composed texts. It explains in practical terms the relationship between sound and symbol. Familiarity with the preliminaries presented here will get the beginner off to a good start, and should lead naturally to further study using one of the more advanced courses.
Gerald Stone is Tutor in Slavonic Languages at Herford College, University of Oxford, UK. He is the author of Smallest Slavonic nation: the Sorbs of Lusatia (1972) and The Russian Language since the Revolution (1978).