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anioł

pronounce like

"aneow"

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Literal: "Ja jestem". In fact saying "Jestem" alone is sufficient in 99 per cent of cases, unless you want to stress the word "I" (ja") - saying "ja jestem" sounds more like: "Me, I am..."

However polish has much more specific grammar and it often doesn't use phrase "I am" in sentece, please be more specific..

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Sorry, no translation found - perhaps your spelling differs, somehow.

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The Answer Is ' Witaj. '

I Hope You Use This Answer Wisely.

actually "Witaj" means "Welcome"

hi -> "cześć" (read tcheshtch)

hello - that's tough, there is no perfect equivalent

There is "siema" which is used among friends and is actually pretty often used.

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"Rest in peace" in Polish: "Spoczywaj w pokoju."

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There are a few ways to say "great" in Polish: "świetnie", "wspaniale", "super" (if you mean "great" as an adverb)

If you mean "great" as an adjective, well, I'm afraid it depends on the noun it preceeds. If it's a male noun, it's "świetny" or "wspaniały".

female: "świetna" or "wspaniała"

neutral: "świetne" or "wspaniałe"

Plural male: "świetni" or "wspaniali"

Plural female or neutral: "świetne" or "wspaniałe"

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dziękuję - the pronunciation is (jenn-KOO-yeh)

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There are many ways to address a person in such a manner in Polish. The most popular translation of "Sweetheart" is, I reckon, "Kochanie".

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"Cześć moje imię jes nicolettka" . Pronouced (Ch-esh moy-yah em-nie yest nicolette-ka ).

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Aniołek is a Polish equivalent of 'small angel'. Anioł is the Polish word for 'angel'.

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diabeł (There is a diagonal line on the L, going down to the left. It is spelled diabel with that line on the L.)

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"chodzmy do klasy"

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"Dziękuję"

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"Cześć, jak się masz?"

"Cześć, co słychać?"

"Cześć, co u Ciebie?"

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Piękny (sg. male), Piękna (sg. female), Piękne (sg. neutral), Piękni (pl. male or male + female), Piękne (pl. female or neutral).

an "Ę" letter you shall read as nasal "EN".

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'Z'

"I am from Poland"

- Jestem z Polski.

(z also means with)

'Od'

"From who did you receive those flowers?"

- Od kogo dostales te kwiaty?

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Bezlitosny

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babcia
Babcia.

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Utang na loob is a Filipino value that means "debt of gratitude" in English.

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"Panda" in Polish is just "panda". The same word.

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"Nie mówię po Polsku."
Nie mówię po polsku.

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Tak.

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