Abstract
The paper herein is part of the ongoing research on the beginnings of Polish language instruction in Czechia. It discusses two textbooks for learners of Polish published at the turn of the 19<sup>th</sup> and 20<sup>th</sup> centuries: Franciszek Vymazal’s <em>Polský snadno a rychle</em> (Prague 1896) and Franciszek Alois Hora’s <em>Praktická mluvnice polská s čítankou</em> (Prague 1901). Their structure and contents are analysed together with applied teaching methods. Presented publications and their authors have become the source of information regarding the Czech and Polish relations at the time.
Highlights
In 2023, we will mark one hundred years since the first Institute of Polish Language and Literature was established outside Poland, in the Czech Republic
The paper is part of the ongoing research on the beginnings of Polish language instruction in Czechia. It discusses two textbooks for learners of Polish published at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries: Franciszek Vymazal’s Polský snadno a rychle (Prague 1896) and Franciszek Alois Hora’s Praktická mluvnice polská s čítankou (Prague 1901)
It started operating in October 1923 at the Charles University in Prague, headed by Professor Marian Szyjkowski (Benešová et al 2013: 11–25). It was the institutional birth of Polish language instruction on the university level in the Czech Republic
Summary
A Few Notes on the Oldest Textbooks for Learners of Polish in the Czech Republic. Kilka uwag na temat najstarszych podręczników do nauki języka polskiego w Czechach
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