Learning Polish
So, my girlfriend is taking me to meet her Polish parents in Poland… and me without a word of Polish, cripes!
Thankfully we were able to sit together and take a few important words apart to work out what they sound like in English (roughly).
English | Sounds Like | Written As |
---|---|---|
Yes | Tack | Tak |
No | Nyeh | Nie |
Please | Proshem [Prosheown] | Proszę |
Thank You | Djin koojem | Dzię kuję |
Good Morning | Djin dobri | Dzien Dobryń |
Good afternoon | Djin dobri | Dzien Dobryń |
Good Evening | Dobri vierchor | Dobry weczór |
Good Night | Dobraanots | Dobranoc |
Hello (friendly) | Tjesht | Cześć |
Goodbye | Dovidzenya | Dowidzenia |
And the basic numbers…
English | Sounds Like | Written As |
---|---|---|
One | Yeden | Jeden |
Two | Dvah | Dwa |
Three | Tschi | Trzy |
Four | TshTeri | Cztery |
Five | Pjeowntch | Pięć |
Six | Shestj | Sześć |
Seven | Shjedem | Siedem |
Eight | Osiem | Oshjem |
Nine | Djevjeownch | Dziewięć |
Ten | Djesjeownch | Dziesięć |
I’ll be back with a few more things later… happy Polish 🙂
P.s. If I got any of these wrong is undoubtadly my fault.
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