POL 1131 – Introduction to Polish Language and Culture 2

About the Course

The goal of Polish 1130 and POL1131 is to introduce the student to the Polish language and culture. POL1131 is a continuation of 1130. The two courses together are designed as beginners’ experience with the Polish language. Because it is an introductory level course, it is assumed that the student may not have any prior knowledge in the area. However, if a student did not take POL1130, it is expected that he or she can demonstrate proficiency in langue and culture comparable with a student who completed POL1130.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course, you will be able to: 

• Use nouns, adjectives and personal pronouns in six of the seven cases
• Use the introduced verbs in parent tense, past tense, and future Prefect.  
• Use the numbs in relation to specific time and weeks, months, years, and quantity of items
• Use prepositions with selected cases
• Describe at least one of Poland’s national parks, one famous castle and at least one Nobel Prize winner with Polish roots

Satisfied High School Graduation Requirement Subject: Elective

High School Credit: 0.5