English to Polish

Ty.

You are = Ty jestes

depends on the context

so are/do you = ty też / ty tesh

and you? = a ty?

'A house' in polish is 'Dom'.

In asking: "Czy dobrze sobie poradziłeś?"

when saing a fact: "Dobrze sobie poradziłem (for man) / poradziłam (for woman)"

Negative: "Nie poradziłem sobie dobrze"

"Ghost" in Polish is "Duch".

"Emily" in Polish is "Emilia" or "Emilka" (diminutive form).

"Dog" in Polish is "pies".

syn

Władysław

"My name is Mia" in Polish is "Mam na imiÄ™ Mia".

In Polish safety is "bezpieczeństwo".

dwanaście

"Erik" in Polish is "Eryk".

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

najlepsze życzenia

"Chicken" in Polish is "kurczak".

Word "pedał" in Polish has two meanings:

1. Foot pedal, treadle.

2. It is also a derogatory term of male homosexual.

Tyler is a name, it is untranslatable. In Polish you also say "Tyler".

its good

Tak.

I wish to make you aware of a free to use tool (provided by Google) that runs in your browser which will enable you to translate a good range of languages one into another.

I will make a pointer to this tool in the related links section below.

The method for using this tool is obvious and intuitive.

Feeding "i am fine thank you" into this tool gives you and output of "ja jestem w porządku dziękuję" in Polish.

Google translate is a very interesting translator in that it does not use a dictionary to translate but rather uses statistical techniques to achieve what it does. One can expect that using tools like this one will eventually be able to have real time voice translation between one language and another using a mobile phone. You will note that the tool already says the phrase for you in the language of your choice.

There are many toast in Polish languages. The most popular are "Wasze zdrowie" (about health) or "Sto lat" (long life).

Jarek

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Jean is spelled the same in Polish as it is in English