A path you can finish
20 units from first sounds to an A1 can-do check. Finish a lesson, unlock the next.
Pick a language · Polish A1 is live
A playful pathto a language that sticks.
Short lessons, glowing streaks, FSRS flashcards, and games that actually use the language you picked. The catalog is open — Polish A1 for English speakers is the first full path, from cześć to A1.
- Streak + freeze
- XP & badges
- Speak & hear
Your first week
+12 XP- 1
Sounds
- 2
Greet
- 3
To be
- 4
Cases
- 5
A1
Lesson · Cześć!1 / 6
Safest greeting in a shop at 11:00?
Cześć
Dzień dobry
Dobranoc
The path
172 lessons. Zero filler titles.
First words through city, travel, and weather, then clothes, directions, hotels, health, school, and plans — closing with an A1 can-do check.
- 1
First words
- 2
Numbers and age
- 3
People and jobs
- 4
Everyday verbs
- 5
Cases in action
- 6
Family
- 7
Home
- 8
Food
- 9
The city
- 10
Travel
- 11
Time and weather
- 12
Skills review
- 13
Sounds in real words
- 14
Clothes and the till
- 15
Asking the way
- 16
Hotel, tickets, station
- 17
Body, pharmacy, doctor
- 18
School, work, routine
- 19
Plans, invitations, phone
- 20
Opinions and A1 can-do
20
units
172
lessons
912
lemmas
7
games
Hear it, then say it
Tap a speaker for model audio. Speaking lessons score what you said — not a binary pass/fail.
Reviews that wait for you
Word bank cards use FSRS. Again, Hard, Good, Easy — due counts show up on the dashboard.
Seven real games
Matching, dictation, scramble, case drill, pronunciation, flashcard speed, fill sprint.
Grammar that belongs here
Gender, accusative, instrumental, nie mam + genitive — taught as usable patterns, not tables for their own sake.
Notes that stay yours
Markdown notebook per lesson or freeform. Search it later when the ending will not stick.
Cases in the wild
Same word. Three endings. That is the game.
accusative
Lubię ___
kawę
genitive
Nie mam ___
kawy
instrumental
z ___
kawą
How it works
Three beats. Then you are on the path.
No placement quiz maze. Absolute beginner is locked on purpose so the first week actually teaches sounds.
01
Pick a spark
A name, a goal, and daily minutes. Everyone starts as an absolute beginner on this path.
02
Walk the nodes
Teach, then mix: multiple choice, listening, scramble, speaking. Confetti when you clear a lesson.
03
Keep the flame
Streaks, XP, and a review pile. Miss a day and a freeze can save you once.
Play
Games that reuse the same words
High scores save. The case drill reads real inflection JSON — not a toy list of three nouns.
vocab · speed · gender
Flashcard speed
Race the clock to recall A1 lemmas from Polish to English and back.
vocab · cases · reading
Matching
Pair Polish words, case forms, or phrases with their English meaning.
listening · spelling · pronunciation
Dictation
Listen to slow A1 audio and type what you hear in Polish.
syntax · cases · word-order
Scramble
Unscramble Polish word tiles into a grammatical sentence.
grammar · verbs · cases
Fill sprint
Beat the clock on fill-in-the-blank endings and small function words.
cases · nouns · accuracy
Case drill
Target accusative, genitive, instrumental, and locative with the same lemma.
speaking · listening · phonetics
Pronunciation
Say A1 phrases aloud and get instant feedback on Polish sounds.
Ready?
Cześć is waiting. The rest of A1 is on the path.
Free account. Email and a password. First lesson unlocks after a 30-second setup.