"Witaj, Jak tam zdroweczko, co uiebie slyhac?" translates to "Hello, how's your health, what can you hear from you?" in English. It's a friendly greeting asking about someone's well-being and what they have been up to. The phrase reflects a casual and caring tone typical of conversations among friends.
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Czesc,Witaj,Dziendobry'Czech'
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"Welcome" in Polish is written as "Witaj" or "Witajcie" for plural.
Answer: witaj
You can say "Witaj" or "Witajcie" to say "Welcome" in Polish.
Cześć (Informal, for friends or family or something) it means hi, hello, or bye. Witam or Witaj might be considered informal, but means the same.
Answer: Witaj, jak się masz?
Welcome = Witaj! (1 person) OR Witajcie! (2+ persons)
witnam is probably not a word in Polish, but if you meant wietnam it means Vietnam
Czesc - Hello (Pronounced: "Chest") Witaj - Hello (Ponounced: "Vita")
"Zapraszamy do jednego roku" - Not sure , don't speak polish.