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How to learn Polish on your own




Polskie Forum Migracyjne invites you to participate in the webinar / meeting entitled "How to learn Polish on your own?"! 

The meeting will be hosted by Julia Perederia, who you may know from the PolskiTu YouTube channel. 

馃敻REGISTRATION馃敻
directly on the Clickmeeting platform: https://tiny.pl/rn7x2 

馃敻PROGRAM OF THE MEETING馃敻
  • 5 exercises to help you improve your speaking fluency and vocabulary
  • Practical tips on how to practice speaking Polish without leaving home
  • A set of Polish phrases that everyone must know to get along
  • A little theory about learning foreign languages ​​that you will apply many times in the future, and... a lot of practice!
馃敻INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEETING馃敻
  • The meeting is for free
  • Depending on the number of participants, the meeting will be held in the form of a workshop (with the cameras and microphones turned on - up to 25 people) or in the form of a webinar (communication via chat - over 50 people). We would like to ask you to register quickly so that we can determine the formula of the meeting!
  • We recommend the participation for those who speak Polish at least on A2 level.
  • Language of the meeting: Polish, with elements of Russian. People who do not speak Russian are also invited - we will find the appropriate form of communication!
馃敻DATE OF THE EVENT馃敻 
21/03/2021, hour 19.30-21.00 

馃敻ABOUT THE HOST馃敻 
Yuliia Perederii - author of the YT channel for learning the Polish language PolskiTu, founder of the PolskiTu language school, author of online and offline courses, author of a textbook and grammar fairy tales, blogger, teacher, MA in Applied Linguistics (UW). She came to Poland in 2015 without knowing the language - today she speaks Polish at C2 level and teaches how to effectively learn Polish 







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