Living in Poland: The Polish Language

The official language of Poland is Polish. Considered a West-Slavic language, it is similar to the Czech, Slovak, and Russian languages. It is also spoken in some parts of Russia, Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine. Because of the lack of definite and indefinite articles, plus the use of seven grammatical noun cases, Polish can be difficult to master. As with any new city where the language is different from your own, learning numbers, basic phrases, and street signs can make the transition into your new life easier.

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