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Talking About Time in Polish – Quick Guide! ⏰🇵🇱 In our Monday live lesson, we had a great time learning how to talk about time in Polish. We practiced asking and answering questions like "What time is it?" (Która godzina?), "What time do you start work?" (O której zaczynasz pracę?), and "What time do you drink coffee?" (O której godzinie pijesz kawę?). It was a fun and practical session, perfect for everyday conversations! Here’s a short summary of the key phrases and dialogues we covered. Keep practicing, and see you in the next lesson!  Która godzina? What time is it? O której zaczynamy? What time do we start? O której zaczynasz pracę? What time do you start work? O której wstajesz? What time do you wake up? O której godzinie pijesz kawę?
What time do you drink coffee? O której jecie śniadanie? What time do you eat breakfast? O której otwieracie sklep? What time do you open the store? O której zamykacie? What time do you close? Zamykamy o osiemnastej. We close at 18:00. O której godzinie masz lekcję polskiego? What time is your Polish lesson? O dziewiętnastej. At 19:00. Today, we’re learning a super useful Polish phrase: 👉 "Pozdrowienia z..." – "Greetings from..." It’s a great way to tell people where you are. Whether you're in a big city, a small town, or chilling by the sea, you can use this phrase to send a friendly message! Let’s check out how to use it! 👇 📌 Example Sentences ✅ Pozdrowienia z Łeby! – Greetings from Łeba! ✅ Pozdrowienia z Krakowa! – Greetings from Kraków! ✅ Pozdrowienia z Warszawy! – Greetings from Warsaw! ✅ Pozdrowienia z Gdańska! – Greetings from Gdańsk! ✅ Pozdrowienia z Sopotu! – Greetings from Sopot! 🗣️ Short & Simple Dialogues for Beginners (A1/A0 Level)🎭 Dialogue 1: Sending Greetings 👩 Cześć, Marek! Jestem w Łebie. 🌊 👨 Ooo, super! Jak tam? 👩 Jest pięknie! Pozdrowienia z Łeby! 👨 Dzięki! Pozdrowienia z Krakowa! (English Translation) 👩 Hi, Marek! I'm in Łeba. 👨 Oh, cool! How is it? 👩 It’s beautiful! Greetings from Łeba! 👨 Thanks! Greetings from Kraków! 🎭 Dialogue 2: Postcard Style Message✉️ SMS/Message 📝 Ola: Cześć Karol! Jestem teraz w Gdańsku. Jest piękna pogoda i dużo turystów. Pozdrowienia z Gdańska! 🏖️ 👨 Karol: Hej Ola! Super! Baw się dobrze! Pozdrowienia z Poznania! 😊 (English Translation) 📝 Ola: Hi Karol! I'm in Gdańsk now. The weather is beautiful, and there are a lot of tourists. Greetings from Gdańsk! 👨 Karol: Hey Ola! Awesome! Have fun! Greetings from Poznań! 🎭 Dialogue 3: Talking to a Friend on the Phone📞 Phone Call 👩 Kasia: Cześć, Michał! Gdzie jesteś? 👨 Michał: Hej! Jestem teraz w Warszawie. 👩 Kasia: Ooo! I jak tam? 👨 Michał: Super! Pozdrowienia z Warszawy! 👩 Kasia: Dzięki! Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia! (English Translation) 👩 Kasia: Hi, Michał! Where are you? 👨 Michał: Hey! I’m in Warsaw now. 👩 Kasia: Oh! How is it? 👨 Michał: Great! Greetings from Warsaw! 👩 Kasia: Thanks! Greetings from Wrocław! 📢 Join Our VIP Polish Classes!
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Imagine you come home after a long day, hungry and excited to see what your partner or friend has prepared for dinner. You ask the usual question: "What’s for dinner?" and the answer is… rice. Just rice. No sauce, no spices—just plain rice. But what makes it even funnier? Your partner isn’t exactly a chef and admits to cooking it "na czuja"—just following their gut feeling. Will it be good? Who knows! Let's see how this short and funny conversation plays out. 👇 Check out the dialogue below! 👇 "What is for dinner?" in Polish
Parking "Na Czuja" – The Struggle is Real 🚐😅 Imagine you’re in a big city abroad, driving a massive rental van. The streets are tight, parking spots are small, and every move feels like a potential disaster. For me, it's very stressful—but I have to admit, I usually "parkuję na czuja" (park by intuition). Most of the time, it works… well, with a few exceptions. 😬 Now, let’s see how this plays out in a short and simple dialogue! "Where should I park?" in Polish
Why Learn How to Complain in Polish? Complaining is an essential skill in any language! Whether you're frustrated with bad service, faulty products, or uncomfortable hotel rooms, knowing how to express dissatisfaction in Polish will make you sound more natural and confident. In Poland, people frequently complain about the weather, public transport, and high prices, but making a formal complaint (reklamacja) is also important when something is wrong. In this lesson, we will learn essential phrases for complaining and making complaints in Polish—both informally (narzekanie, marudzenie) and formally (składanie reklamacji). Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything right away. The most important thing is to focus on key phrases and try to remember them. Some of my students listen to the recording two or three times—each time, they understand more and more! Key phrases you might find useful:
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Repeat these phrases, practice them out loud, and don’t be afraid to use them in real-life situations! 🔄 Every time you repeat, you remember more! 🎧 Try listening to the recording multiple times—it really helps! ➡️ Want to practice speaking Polish? Join us for our live lesson every Monday at 7:00 PM, and stay for our speaking practice on Zoom! See you at the next lesson! 🚀 |
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