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EVENTS RECOMMENDED BY KLUB DIALOGU

At KLUB DIALOGU Polish Language School, we specialise in comprehensive and uniquely designed courses that are aimed towards improving our students knowledge in a more targeted and specific way.

One such program we offer is a GRAMMAR PROGRAM, aimed at students at A2 level who wish to focus solely on this difficult aspect of our language. This course is also unique in the fact that some students decide to join it concurrently with their current course in our school.

During all of our lessons, the GRAMMAR COURSE included, we don’t like the idea of ‘dumbing’ down grammar explanations, making everything ‘too simplistic’ or crude, so we make an effort to teach grammar principles in a detailed yet effective and understandable way.

We recently finished a grammar course that consisted of a group of 7 people, all eager to improve their Polish understanding and speaking. In fact, our student Richard, who took part in the course, said that if one decides to take part in such classes, it shows that they are serious about learning the language. Why is that the case? Well, to join such a course is a leap of faith in yourself, as just simply attending class and forgetting about it until the next meeting just doesn’t cut it… As Richard said, “it’s necessary to go home and practise afterwards”. The course itself is a strong foundation to self-learning; he said, however, that without such a course, which is “well-structured and organised”, actually taking that step with Polish grammar is immensely difficult alone. Our classes provided a backbone to all other aspects of Polish language learning.

During the course, there was a situation with a student who just couldn’t grasp the concept of when a noun in the basic form ends with an ‘a’, it’s most likely a feminine word. However, Sandra, our teacher and certified speech therapist, is “infinitely patient”, explaining everything when and where it was necessary, and, in the end, the student understood!
We believe that learning Polish grammar shouldn’t be conducted by the book and in a colourless way. No matter how advanced someone is in the subject, sometimes our grammar is a mammoth task. That’s why there’s always fun to be had and countless laughs during our meetings!

What about from the teachers perspective? They’re interesting lessons to lead, as it’s different type of course than ‘regular’ courses. Each lesson, all were involved with a different grammar case, giving lessons a lot of structure every time. Each meeting also involved parts of theory as well as learning cases in specific situations along with practical tasks which helped students come out of their shells and enjoy the lessons a lot!

Anyone can join such a course. From any background and with any reason to learn Polish. They just have to be prepared to learn intensely, put in work and then see amazing results.

We highly recommend you to visit TEATR NARODOWY (NATIONAL THEATRE), which shows classic Polish romantic dramas with ENGLISH SUBTITLES! It`s an amazing way to practise Polish and immerse in Polish culture and literature.

FREE CONVERSATIONS

EASTER (21 / 22.04) – this is a special time and the most important religious holiday in Poland. It begins with a HOLY WEEK (18 – 20/04) – from MAUNDY THURSDAY, through GOOD FRIDAY, it ends with a HOLY SATURDAY, when Christians celebrate food ceremoniously. People bring ‘święconka’, or baskets, to the church to be blessed, in which there are: hams, sausages, cakes, bread and ‘PISANKI’, or painted eggs.

EASTER SUNDAY (21/04) – On this morning, families sit together at the Easter table. Before meals, they share an egg whilst giving best wishes.

EASTER MONDAY (22/04) – this is the second day of Easter, which is associated with fun and … water! From the early hours of the morning, boys go pouring buckets of water over girls. Do not be surprised when, on this day, you will be accidentally covered with water on the street!

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To bring you closer to our tradition, the Polish Language School for Foreigners, KLUB DIALOGU invites you to free conversation classes at the school.

 FREE CONVERSATIONS,

13th April (Saturday),

 A0 / A1, at 10 – 11.30 AM

A2 / B1, at 11.45 AM – 1.15 PM

During which we will talk about

How we celebrate Easter in Poland and in other countries.

Book your place now! ?

Sign up by sending an email to info@klubdialogu.pl

Summer has already come, and summer courses have taken off. That`s why we decided not to wait any longer and take our students to “Cold War” (“Zimna Wojna”) – Polish film with English subtitles.

“Cold War” portrays the story of the difficult love between two people who cannot live without each other, but at the same time are not able to be together. Their fate takes place in the 1950s and 1960s in communist Poland and the awakening of Europe.

The film is set in black and white, accompanied by a unique soundtrack, which is a combination of Polish folk music with jazz and Parisian songs of the past century.

The main Polish roles are played by leading Polish actors: Tomasz Kot and Joanna Kulig, Borys Szyc and Agata Kulesza.

“Cold War” was awarded for the best director to Paweł Pawlikowski at one of the most important film events in the world – Cannes Film Festival.

August, 3rd at 6 p.m. KINO ELEKTONIK invites us for the film “Maria Skłodowska-Curie”. The story tells about an extraordinary woman, famous Polish Nobel Prize winner, who did not hesitate to follow the voice of her heart and thanks to her intelligence, knowledge and superior skills she managed to convince the world of science, which had always been dominated by men.

Polish Film with English subtitles.

13.04 (Thursday), 8pm
“Influenz”, dir. Łukasz Barczyk, 2014, 110’

This time MURANÓW Cinema invites us for a film “Influenz”.
Greater Poland Uprising – the only successful uprising in the history of Poland that resulted in the restoration of the Polish State after 123 years. The uprising begun with the visit of Ignacy Paderewski, a great pianist, to the Bazar Hotel. Dr Abuse, a clairvoyant (played by an American actor Crispin Glover also known from “Back to the future” “Charlie’s Angels” and “Wild at heart”) tries to stop him by making Paderewski believe he has symptoms of the Spanish flu, which between 1918 and 1919 killed more people than died in WWI. This is going to be a fight of both cannons and spirits. Łukasz Barczyk captures a legend of the uprising not only through historical reconstruction of events but also by looking into the world of phantasy, spirituality, and the general atmosphere of that period. Made for a tremendous amount of 25 Million PLN, the film dazzles with costumes, set design and special effects. One of the most original and stylish Polish film in the last few years.

Next screening in Polish Films For Foreigners programme will take place at February 14th, Nove Kino Wisła, 9 P.M. They will screen for you with English subtitles

ART OF LOVING by Maria Sadowska

film biography of Michalina Wisłocka, first authoress who published a book about sex behind the Red Curtain (in 1976). Before screening there will be drawn some prizes!

ABOUT A FILM:
“The Art of Loving” tells the story of Michalina Wisłocka, a woman who achieved the impossible. Disposing of conservative stereotypes and pervasive ignorance, Wisłocka revolutionized the sexual life of the whole country. And she did all that with a book. „The Art of Loving: The Story of Michalina Wislocka” is a film about a doctor and the author of the most popular Polish guide to sexual life. We follow Michalina’s story through three different stages of her life that led to writing of “The Art of Loving”.

Tickets: 16 zł

8th of November – Day of the Polish films for foreigners. In Wisła cinema the best Polish movies will be showed with English subtitles. We fully RECOMMEND it ! Find out more on our Fb.

26th of November – our teacher, Ewa Grzelak will participate in the most entertaining lesson design competition – TWISTed MASTERCHEF. If you are a teacher or you are interested in this subject, you must see it ! Special Guests designed lessons in response to these challenges as well.