Polish

Polish is a West Slavic language primarily spoken in Poland, with about 40 million native speakers. It uses the Latin alphabet and features complex grammar, including seven cases for nouns and adjectives, and a rich system of verb conjugations. Polish has a history rooted in medieval Poland and has evolved through influences from Latin, Czech, German, and other languages. It belongs to the same language family as Czech and Slovak but remains distinct. As Poland's official language, Polish plays a vital role in cultural, legal, and educational contexts within the country.