Mowa — Learn Polish

Mowa — Learn Polish

Words and grammar that stick

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  • August 12, 2026
  • August 20, 2026

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Mowa teaches Polish as one course. Words, grammar and reading are three views of the same progression — not three apps in a trench coat. WHAT A DAY LOOKS LIKE Open Today and the app tells you where you are: your current unit, and what it lets you do ("You can order in a café"). Then one session: the word reviews that are due, the grammar set those words need, and new material only if the time you asked for allows it. One budget, honestly costed. THE COURSE • 18 units from your first words to B1. Each has a can-do goal, its own vocabulary, its grammar topics and a capstone passage to read when you finish it. • 104 grammar topics from A1 to C1, with 1,040 exercises. Lessons, pitfalls and explanations are written out in English, Russian and Ukrainian — not machine-translated. • 139 graded reading passages, recommended when you genuinely know enough of the words. Coverage is measured, not guessed. • 10,000 Polish lemmas with glosses, examples, inflection tables, aspect pairs and more than 15,000 recorded clips. BEYOND RECOGNITION • Listening-first reviews. Once a word is stable, you hear its sentence before you see it. • Sentence echo. We show the meaning, you type the Polish — graded on sense, not on a missing comma. • Fluency sprints. Sixty seconds over words you know well, scored against nothing but your own last run. All three sit outside your daily budget and never touch your review schedule. HOW IT DECIDES WHAT TO SHOW YOU • Spaced repetition (FSRS) schedules everything: words individually, and each grammar topic as a single card graded on the whole exercise set. • A two-minute check at the start finds your level and drops you into the right unit. It is an estimate, not an exam — practice keeps correcting it, and you can retake it any time. • Grammar is practised on words you already know, because a case ending on unknown vocabulary is noise. IF YOU ONLY CAME FOR THE WORDS If you came here to learn Polish words, nothing has been taken away. The frequency queue still runs from the most useful word to the ten-thousandth, you can still swipe through the dictionary and sort what you already know, and you can switch the grammar course out of your daily plan in Settings and use Mowa as a pure vocabulary trainer. YOUR STREAK, HONESTLY A day counts when you practise. There is a calendar, a widget for your Home Screen and a small celebration the first time you finish a session each day — and that is the whole of it. No gems, no leagues, no fake levels, no freezes to buy, and no guilt when a streak ends. It counts the days you showed up; it never claims you learned something you did not. Every word, sentence and recording is on your device, so the whole course works offline. No account, no sign-up, no subscription to read this sentence. Interface in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
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What's New in Mowa

1.2

August 20, 2026

Mowa is now a Polish course — and everything you have already learned carries over. Your words, your review history, your streak and your grammar progress are exactly where you left them. THE COURSE SPINE • Your vocabulary path is now 18 units across A1–B1, each with a can-do goal, its own grammar topics and a capstone passage. Today shows the unit you are on instead of a word count. • One honest daily budget. Grammar sets are costed into your practice time instead of stacking on top of it, and they interleave with your word reviews. • Words and grammar finally meet. Due words can be practised inside sentences that exercise the grammar you have studied; teach cards show the inflected forms your level can actually use, verb aspect pairs and case government. • Reading is recommended on real coverage of a passage's words, not an estimate of your vocabulary size. • A can-do ledger in Progress: every checkpoint you pass and every topic you master, recorded as something you can do. NEW WAYS TO PRACTISE • Listening-first reviews. Once a word is stable, you hear its sentence before you see it. • Sentence echo. We show the meaning, you type the Polish — graded on sense, not punctuation. • Fluency sprints. Sixty seconds over words you know well, scored against your own last run. All three sit outside your daily budget and never touch your review schedule. YOUR STREAK GETS A FACE • A small, skippable celebration the first time you finish a session each day — once a day, never more. • A week strip, a month calendar with runs joined up, and a widget for your Home Screen. • No freezes, no guilt. If a streak ends, the app leads with your record and offers you today. ALSO • Onboarding is one screen and a two-minute check — the typed-Polish probe is gone. Placement now puts you in a starting unit and a grammar level, both revisable, and "Retake placement" in Settings re-runs it.

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