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Polish, spoken by approximately 45 million people, is the official language of Poland and the most important West Slavic language. Its presence extends through a significant global diaspora. Economically, Polish is becoming increasingly important with Poland's rapid growth as the EU's sixth-largest economy. The country is a major center for services, industry, information technology, and innovation. Linguistically, Polish is characterized by its phonological richness, complex declension system, and syntactic flexibility. The language uses a Latin alphabet enriched with diacritical marks to represent its unique sounds. Professional opportunities are numerous in technology, financial services, logistics, and industry sectors. Poland attracts many foreign investments and startups. Culturally, Polish provides access to a remarkable heritage: literature (Mickiewicz, Sienkiewicz), cinema (Wajda, Polanski), music (Chopin), and rich history. Contemporary Polish culture is dynamic and creative.