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possibility,necessity,orders,anxietyandhope;conductingconversa-
tionsfacetofaceandoverthephone;writingformalandinformal
lettersaswellasgreetingcards;lastbutnotleast,expressionsneeded
fortravel.
Generalnotionsgivenprominencehereincludeexpressingtime
(thehour,minute,andthephrasesroktemuandzarok),degreesof
intensity(lepszystudent,corazlepszystudent),andrelationsinspace(by
meansofprepositionsandprefixes).
ThesyllabusconcerningPolishcultureincludesthename-day,
furnishinganapartment,meansoftransport,PolishandEuropean
geography,theoriginsoftheEuropeanUnion,Polishwritersandtrans-
lationsoftheirworksintoforeignlanguages,vacationing,aswellas
informationaboutsmallPolishtowns.
Thecoursebookrequiresaboutsevenweeksofintensivestudyin
Poland,wherePolishistaughtabouttwentyhoursperweek.Thismeans
thateachlessontakesabouttenhours.Forcoursesconductedoutside
Poland,studyingtheentirebookmaterialtakesonesemester.
Thenewlayoutofthebookwaspreparedbytheeditorialteam
ofthepublisherUniversitas:editorWandaLohmanowa,EdytaPodol-
ska,andMirosławKrzyszkowski.Thelanguagecommentarywastrans-
latedintoEnglishbyAndrzejKurtyka.ToallofthemIextendmyheart-
feltthanksfortheirworkonthecoursebook.
ExercisesincludeseveralideasbyIwonaJanowska,Ph.D.(13.6.6),
andPrzemysławGębal,Ph.D.(testA2,I1-3,II3),whichdeserve
aseparatenoteofthankstothem.
ToallusersofuSpotkajmysięwEuropie”Iwisheverysuccessin
masteringPolish,whichisoneoftheofficiallanguagesoftheEurope-
anUnion.
Prof.drhab.WładysławMiodunka
Kraków,March2006
