Best Apps to Learn Polish in 2026

Bubblegum suits learners who want Polish built around their own lives. Tell Poppy, your AI tutor, what you want to learn. She writes lessons for your level and helps you understand the words and grammar. You can read and listen, and ask her about anything that is unclear. News and stories give you more Polish to read about music, food, family, and other things you care about.

The trade-off is that Bubblegum does not replace real Polish voices. For recorded speakers, Pimsleur and Mango are the better fit, and for conversation, try the apps in Learn With People.

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Duolingo has a Polish course for English speakers. It is a good way to start learning words and simple sentences.

Memrise has a Polish course that teaches the language as people use it. You can also practice speaking with its AI language tutor.

Busuu has a Complete Polish course that follows the European levels from A1 to B2. It also has a Polish for Travel course with words and phrases for a trip.

Mango Languages teaches Polish through everyday conversations. Its course has 10 chapters and 141 lessons. Many public libraries offer Mango, so ask yours.

Babbel guides you through listening, speaking, and writing. Its lessons use conversations you might have at work, while traveling, or with friends.

Mondly groups short exercises around situations such as shopping, travel, and meeting people. You hear a conversation and practice speaking, reading, and listening.

Rosetta Stone directs new learners to Sapphire, its current app and web course. Its lessons use pictures and recorded speakers to teach reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

50LANGUAGES teaches short phrases for situations such as a hotel, a restaurant, and the doctor. You can follow the lessons online or use its mobile apps.

Pimsleur suits learners who want to start speaking before they read much. You hear a prompt, answer aloud, and then hear the answer. Later lessons cover shopping and going to a restaurant.

Drops teaches Polish words through short, illustrated games. You can start as a beginner or an intermediate learner, and it sorts its word lists to match.

uTalk helps you learn Polish words through games and audio. It has more than 60 topics, and its Starter Words are free in every language.

Clozemaster shows you a Polish sentence with one word missing, and you choose or type the word. It also has listening, reading, and grammar challenges.

LingQ lets you read and listen to Polish and save every new word you tap. Beginners can start with its Mini Stories series or with simple, short texts.

italki has Polish tutors with profiles that show where they live, how long they have taught, and what they teach. Lessons cover conversation practice and grammar, and some tutors teach beginner courses.

Preply has a Polish tutors page with lists for conversation, adults, kids, and advanced learners. Each lesson is a live, one-on-one session with a tutor.

HelloTalk has a Polish page for finding language exchange partners. You help your partner with your language, and they help you with Polish.

Tandem lists Polish among its languages and has language exchange pages for Polish cities. Agree with your partner on how to split time between your two languages.