Short daily Polish rounds: word tiles, verb forms, listening, dialogues and A2–B1 grammar lessons, with spaced review.
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About Polski w kawałkach — Polish practice
Polski w kawałkach turns Polish practice into short rounds you can finish in about ten minutes, right from your toolbar.
Click the icon for a quick round in the popup, or open it full-size in a tab. Everything works offline.
WHAT YOU PRACTISE
- Build it — tap Polish word tiles into the right order. Sensible variations in word order are accepted.
- Say it in Polish — read the English, type the Polish. There are buttons for ą, ć, ę, ł, ń, ó, ś, ź and ż, so you don't need a Polish keyboard.
- Listen — hear a sentence, then pick, build or type it. There's a slower playback button.
- Verb forms — the right form for the person and tense, across present, past and both futures.
- What comes next? — pick the natural reply in a real conversation.
- Grammar challenge and Words — fill the gap, and learn the vocabulary from each lesson.
- Mixed round and, at the top level, a 15-question exam round.
THREE LEVELS
- Beginner — short present-tense sentences, five lives and a hint on every question.
- Intermediate — longer sentences, the past tense with masculine and feminine forms, more decoys.
- Fluent — every tense, typed answers, Polish accents required, a timer and two lives.
A short placement test finds your level in about two minutes. Score 7/10 in three different games to unlock the next level.
22 GRAMMAR LESSONS, A2 TO B1
Each lesson explains one grammar point in plain English — the instrumental, the genitive, w/na versus do, the imperative, plurals for groups of men, verbal nouns, the dative, motion verbs with prefixes, się and siebie, impersonal forms, conditionals, the passive and more — with examples, vocabulary and a practice round built from that lesson.
PRACTICE THAT STICKS
- Every mistake comes back after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days, then counts as mastered.
- Today's round mixes your due reviews with your weakest grammar point.
- A progress tab shows your accuracy per grammar point, your weakest verbs and a 14-day activity chart.
- Set a daily goal of 10, 20, 30 or 50 questions, and keep a day streak.
- An optional evening reminder, which you can switch off.
DESIGNED TO BE COMFORTABLE
Light and dark themes, larger text if you want it, full keyboard support, and answers read aloud using your system's Polish voice.
Your progress is saved in your own browser. The extension collects nothing, sends nothing and works with no account.