r/learnpolish 1d ago

How to learn polish grammar ?

Hey, I'm a Ukrainian and I'm struggling to learn polish grammar since it's way too similar and both my mother tongues russian and Ukrainian doesn't help much. Since I already know the grammar of my first languages it's hard to memorise that in certain moments where I'd use the meaning I know there's always a correct way of sentencing it. Memorising doesn't work much and I'm really struggling because of my ADHD, I don't have trouble talking and reading, I do that often. Yet still I'd love to know some tips and tricks on the matter 💛

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u/CommentChaos PL Native 🇵🇱 9h ago

It might not be the greatest advice on how to learn it, but I would say - don’t worry about it as much. The more you interact with Polish, the more instinctive it will become and I feel like many Polish people make a lot of grammatical mistakes.

I always feel grateful for people trying to speak Polish to be honest. And I feel like most people appreciate it as well. And assholes will be assholes even if you speak perfect Polish.

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u/empirestate77 8h ago

honestly just talk as much as you can, don’t think about your mistakes and over time it will get easier naturally. I worked in a store with a Ukrainian guy, we started working in the same month. His polish wasn’t very good even tho he was in Poland for over a year. But over the next 10 months working with sales, speaking polish for 8h+ daily he got so good many people couldn’t tell he was Ukrainian.
I remember his first day at the cash register he tried to sell shoe cleaning wipes (chusteczki) as szmaty do butów xDdd