Adam and Eve
Adam i Ewa
God forms the first human and his companion, places them in Eden, and tells how they are expelled from the garden.
Learning Polish · Intermediate
Intermediate Polish Stories
Explore intermediate Polish stories with fuller detail, audio and English translations. Read for the plot, notice how ideas connect, and revisit a familiar tale in a more detailed edition.
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Cinderella
Kopciuszek
A mistreated young woman receives help from a magical bird and goes to the king’s festival.
Daniel in the Lions’ Den
Daniel w jaskini lwów
Daniel continues to pray despite a royal decree and is protected in the lions’ den.
David and Goliath
Dawid i Goliat
Young David faces the Philistine champion Goliath and defeats him with a sling and a stone.
Hansel and Gretel
Jaś i Małgosia
Two children are lost in the forest and must outwit a witch who lives in a house made of sweets.
Jonah and the Whale
Jonasz i wieloryb
Jonah flees his mission, is swallowed by a great fish, and eventually delivers God’s message to Nineveh.
Joseph and His Brothers
Józef i jego bracia
Joseph is sold by his brothers, rises to authority in Egypt, and reunites with his family during a famine.
Little Red Riding Hood
Czerwony Kapturek
A girl takes food to her grandmother through the forest and meets a wolf who has a plan of his own.
Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood
Arka Noego i wielki potop
Noah builds an ark to survive the flood, and God establishes a covenant with Noah and every living creature.
Rapunzel
Roszpunka
A girl with extraordinarily long hair is kept in a tower until a prince discovers her.
Rumpelstiltskin
Rumpelsztyk
A mysterious little man helps a miller’s daughter spin straw into gold, then demands a costly promise.
Sleeping Beauty
Śpiąca Królewna
A princess and her kingdom fall into a long sleep after a curse, until a prince reaches the castle.
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Scene 1 · Intermediate
Skąd się wzięło imię Czerwonego Kapturka
How Red-Cap got her name
Polish
Dawno temu żyła mała dziewczynka, którą wszyscy kochali. Najbardziej kochała ją babcia: dla wnuczki była gotowa oddać wszystko. Pewnego razu podarowała jej kapturek z czerwonego aksamitu. Dziewczynce było w nim tak do twarzy, że nie chciała już nosić żadnego innego nakrycia głowy. Właśnie dlatego wszyscy zaczęli nazywać ją Czerwonym Kapturkiem.
English translation
Long ago, there lived a little girl whom everyone loved. Her grandmother loved her most of all and would have given anything for her granddaughter. One day, she gave her a hood made of red velvet. The girl looked so good in it that she never wanted to wear any other kind of head covering. That was why everyone began to call her Little Red Riding Hood.
Is Intermediate right for me?
Choose Intermediate when you can follow connected storytelling in Polish and want more of the original story’s detail and nuance. Read a passage for its overall meaning, then return to unfamiliar expressions with the English translation and audio. Compare the Beginner edition when you want a gentler read.
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Are these B1 or B2 Polish stories?
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