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Basic adjectives in Polish
Dobre (n) - Dobry (m) - Dobra (f) - good, correct (e.g. answer)
Ładne (n) - Ładny (m) - Ładna (f) - Pretty, cool (e.g. shirt), nice looking,
Urocze (n) - Uroczy (m) - Urocza (f) - Cute
Proste (n) - Prosty (m) - Prosta (f) - Simple (e.g. word), straight (e.g. line), simple-minded (e.g. person)
Fajne (n) - Fajny (m) - Fajna (f) - Cool
Miłe (n) - Miły (m) - Miła (f) - Nice (e.g. person)
Złe (n) - Zły (m) - Złe (f) - bad, evil, angry, wrong (e.g. answer)
Brzydkie (n) - Brzydki (m) - Brzydka (f) - Ugly
Trudne (n) - Trudny (m) - Trudna (f) - Hard
Wredne (n) - Wredny (m) - Wredna (f) - Rude, mean
Hope it helped!
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What is the hardest language to learn?
Extremely Hard: The hardest language to learn is: Polish – Seven cases, Seven genders and very difficult pronunciation. The average English speaker is fluent in their language at the age of 12, in contrast, the average Polish speaker is fluent in their language after age of 16.
Very Hard: Finnish, Hungarian, and Estonian – The Ugric languages are hard because of the countless noun cases. However, the cases are more like English prepositions added to the end of the root word. However, anyone arguing Asian languages like Korean trump Uralic languages in complexity, really needs to hit the books and do more research.
Simply Arduous: Ukrainian and Russian – Second language learners wrongly assume because these languages use a different script (Cyrillic) that it out ranks Polish. This is not objective, as an alphabet is only lets say 26 letters. It is really the pronunciation and how societies use the language that influences ranking. Ukrainian and Russian complex grammar and different alphabet, but easier pronunciation. (the Poles use a modified Latin alphabet which does not have a neat orthography fit to the sounds of their language). Slavic languages have sophisticated case and gender systems, also something that approximates a complex tense system with aspects of time-verb relationships.
Challenging contender jockey for position: Arabic - Three baby cases which are like a walk in the park compared to the above, but the unusual pronunciation and flow of the language makes study laborious and requires cognitive diligence if you want to speak it.
Fairly Hard: Chinese and Japanese - No cases, no genders, no tenses, no verb changes, short words, very easy grammar, however, writing is hard. But to speak it is very easy. Also intonations make it harder, but certainly not harder than Polish pronunciation. I know a Chinese language teacher in NYC that has even authored an the authoritative book on modern Mandarin says people pick up Chinese very easy. This same teacher, if multilingual yet could not learn Polish. I am learning some Chinese, it is not the hardest language maybe even one of the easiest language to learn. Despite prideful proclamations of armchair linguists, to verbalizes Asian languages in general are not top ranked by any measure. Try to learn some Chinese and Polish your self and you will see which is the hardest language.
Average: French - lots of tenses, but not used and moderate grammar. German-only four cases and like five exceptions, everything is logical, of course.
Easy: Spanish and Italian - People I know pick these up no problem, even accountants and technical people rather than humanistic language people.
Basic to hard: English, no cases or gender, you hear it everywhere, spelling can be hard and British tenses you can use the simple and continues tense instead of the perfect tenses and you will speak American English. English at the basic level is easy but to speak it like a native it’s hard because of the dynamic idiomatic nature.
me:wow, polish is pretty easy
polish: najprzystojniejszym
me:
english: coconut oil
french: :)
english: oh boy
french: oil of the nut of the coco
IM CRYINGNFN
english: ninety-nine
french: :)
english: oh no
french: four-twenty-ten-nine
english: potato
french: :)
english: oh geez
french: apple of the earth
french: papillon
english: :)
french: don’t
english: beurremouche
French: pamplemousse English: :) French: pls no English: raisinfruit
english: squirrel
german: :)
english: oh dear
german: oak croissant
english: helicopter german: :) english: uh oh german: lifting screwdriver
english: toes
spanish: :)
english: no don’t
spanish : fingers of the feet
english: bowl
spanish: :)
english: oh lordy
spanish: deep plate
english: car
polish: :)
english: i changed my mind
polish: that which walks by itself
french: coccinelle
UK english: ladybird!
american english: ladybug
french: weird
dutch: :)
french: …what
dutch: the good lord’s little animal
french: …ok
irish, polish and russian: *giggling*
french: …just tell me
irish, polish and russian: GOD’S SMALL COW
I literally hate it when I search up “polish” expecting to get stuff in the Polish language but Instead I get nail polish
Vocab part 7
Płyniesz = Pwin-yesh = are swimming
Chcemy = H-tsem-eh = we want
Spać = Spach = to sleep
Chcę = H-tseh = i want
Mieć = Myetch = to have
Powinieneś = pov-in-yen-esh = you should
Powinniśmy = pov-in-ish-meh = we should
Pomagać = poma-gach = help
Próbuję = prob-oo-yeh = i am trying
Rozmawiać = roz-mav-yatch = talk
Cel = tsel = aim/target/destination
Nienawidzi = nyen-a-vee-chee = hates
Rysować = riss-o-vach = to draw
Umie = Oo-myeh = can/knows how to
Pozwalają = poz-va-Lyon = The let/allow
Mogę = mog-eh = cannot/may not/might not
Tanich = tan-ick = cheap

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Vocab part 6
Jedna = yed-na = one
Jedno = yed-no = one
Osiem = Osh-yem = eight
Dziewięć = jeh-vee-yetch = nine
Dziesięć = jeh-see-yetch = ten
Dwadzieścia = j-vad-chesh-cha = twenty
Szesnaście = shess-nass-cheh = sixteen
Czternaście = ch-ter-nash-cheh = fourteen
Piętnaście = pee-et-nash-cheh = fifteen
Suma = soo-ma = the sum/figure
Liczba = lidg-ba = number
Wielu = vee-ell-oo = many/a lot of
Wiele = vee-ell-eh = many/a lot of
Koleżanek = Cole-eh-shjan-ek = (female) friends
Dwanaście = d-van-esh-cheh = twelve
Dwunastoma = d-voo-nast-oma = twelve
Lat = @ = years/years old
Trzynaście = t-shin-esh-cheh = thirteen
Cyfra = sifra = number
Ile = @ = how many
Stu/sto = @= one hundred
Tysiąc = Tee-shonts = A thousand
Milion = @ = million
Siedemdziesiąt = shed-em-jee-shont = seventy
Tysięcy =tee-shent-seh = a thousand
Pierwszy/e/a = pee-erv-sheh/sha = first
Czwarty = ch-var-teh = fourth
Piąty = pee-ont-eh = fifth
Szósty = Shoost-eh = sixth
Siódmy = shod-meh = seventh
Ósmy = Oos-meh = = eighth
Druga = @ = second
Ostatnie = @ = last
Większość = Vee-enk-shosh-ch = majority
Pół = poow = half
Tylko = till-co = Just/only/exclusively
Mniejszość = m-nyee--shosh-cheh = minority
Parę = par-eh = pair/couple
Ostatni = @ = last/final/recent
Patrzysz = pat-shish = are looking at
Tęskni = Ten-sknee = misses
Zmienia = z-meen-yah = is changing/changes
Zmieniają = z-me-ny-on = are changing/changes
Pomagamy = pom-ag-am-eh = help/are helping
Pomagasz = pomagash = help
Mu = moo = him
Wierzysz = V-yeer-shj-ish = believe
Ufamy = oo-fam-eh = we trust
Tobie = tob-yeh = you
Oferujesz = Offer-oo-yesh = offering
Daje = dy-eh = is giving
Pożycza = poshj-i-cha = is lending/lends
Wam = vam = you
Nam = @ = us
Podaje = pod-i-yeh = is serving /handing /passing
Wracając = vrat-sy-on = are going back/coming back
Myśli = mish-lee = thinks/thoughts
Otwierają = ot-vee-yer-i-on = are opening
Wysyłają = v-s-wy-on = send/sending
Im = @ = them
Przynosicie = p-shin-osh-cheh = bringing
Rozmawia = roz-mav-ya = talks/is talking
Dzwonicie = d-z-von-cheh = call/are calling
Odpoczywają = od-podge-i-vy-on = resting
Mieszkają = myesh-ky-on = live/reside
Używa = oo-shj-ivva = uses
Jak Żyjesz = Yack shj-ee-yesh = how are you
Sprzątacie = sh-pon-tatch-yeh = cleaning
Sprzątam = sh-pont-am = i clean
Żyje = Shj-ee-eh = dead/not alive
Śpiewamy = shpyeh-vam-eh = are singing
Tańczy = tan-chi = dance
Kładą = kwah-don = are putting/put
Wkładamy = V-kwad-am-eh = we put/are putting
Podnosi = pod-Nosh-ee = picks up
Naprawiam = na-prav-yam= repairs/is repairing
Golarkę = gol-ark-eh = razor/shaver
Liczy = leech-eh = is counting/counts
Prosi = prosh-ee = Asks/is asking
Oglądam = Og-lon-dam = i am watching/viewing
Czeka = checka = waits /is waiting
Zapominają = zap-om-in-i-on = they forget/are forgetting
Rozumiemy = Roz-oo-myem-eh = we understand
Zamyka = @ = close/are closing
Zapraszam = za-prash-am = i invite/am inviting
Uważasz = oo-vashj-ash = you consider
Rysujecie = Riss-oo-yech-eh = you draw/are drawing
Kim = @ = who/whom
Swój/swojej = Svoy/ey = his/her/your
Córce = tsort-tseh = daughter
Daję = dy-eh = i am giving
Mu = moo = his
Swoich = Svoy-h = their/his
Swoją = Svoy-on = her/my
Swojemu = Svoy-em-oo = our/your
Swojego = svoy-egg-o = his/her/mine
Swoim = svoym = their/his/her
Odjeżdża = Od-yeshj-da = leaves/departs
Jadę = Yad-eh = i am going/riding/driving
Vocab part 5
Zawsze = zav-sheh = Always
Też = tesh = too /also/as well
Dość = Dosh-ch = quite/enough
Nigdy = Nig-deh = never
Raczej =Rach-ay = rather
Naprawdę = Nap-rav-day = really
Gdzieś = = somewhere
Wciąż = Jon-sh = still
Znów = z-Nov = Again
Nawet = Na-vet = even
Zwykle = Z-vik-lay = Usually/normally
Czasami = Chasami =sometimes/occasionally
Zwłaszcza =. = especially
Pewno = pev-no = certainly
Może = Moshj-eh = Maybe/might/can
Codziennie = Ts-od-zen-yeh = Everyday/each day
Zupełnie = zoop-ew-neh = completely/entirely/totally
Mokry = mock-reh = wet
Wolno = vol-no = slowly
Świetnie = Sh-vyet--nyeh = Great/very well /excellent
Szybko = shib-co = quickly
Późno = poshj-no = late
Leży = Leshj-eh = lying/lays
Wcześnie = V-chesh-nyeh = early
Daleko = @ = far away
Ciekawie = check-av-yeh = interestingly
Tutaj = too-tay = here
Czysto = chist-oh = clean
Kuchnia = Cooh-nya = kitchen
Łazienka = Waz-yenka = Bathroom
Mieszkaniu = Myesh-can-yoo = apartament/flat/place
Sypialnia = Sip-yal-nyah = bedroom
Ogród = Og-root = garden
Korytarzu = cor-it-tarshj-oo = corridor/hallway
Mieście = myesh-cheh = city/town
Kościoła = Cosh-cho-wah = Church
Plaży/plaża = plar-shj-eh = beach
Restauracji = rest-or-at-see = restaurant/s
Lotnisko = @ = Airport
Ulica = Oot-lit-sa = street
Kraju/kraj =Cry-oo = Country
Miasta = Myasta = city
Wieś = Vee-yesh = Village /Countryside
Szpital = sh-pit-al = Hospital
Centrum = @ = City
Sklep = @ = shop
Zamek = @ =castle
Biurze = bee-yur-zeh = Office
Ławek = Wav-eck = benches
Okolicy = ok-oh-lit-seh = Neighbourhood
Parku = @ = park
Miejsce = mee-seh = place/spot/site
Budynek = bood-in-eck = building
Adres = @ = address
Stacja = stat-see-yah = Station
Region = reg-yon = region
Kino = kee-no = cinema
Alei = al-i-ee = avenue
Z przodu = zet p-shod-oo = in front of
Z tyłu = zet tay-oo = at the back
Granica = Gran-it-sa = border
Róg = roog = corner
Wiesa = Vee-eshj-a = Tower
Więzienia = vyez-en-yah = prison
Stolicy = Stol-it-seh = capital
Rynku = rink-oo = Town Square/Market
Rynek = rin-eck = Town Square/market
Prawej = prav-ay = right
Wschodzie = v-sod-geh = east
Zachodzie = za-hodge-eh = west
Obszar = ob-shar = area
Lewej = Lev-ay = Left
Dół = do-w=downstairs
Dole = Dol-eh = Downstairs
Górę = Gor-eh = upstairs
Górze = Goo-shjeh = Upstairs
Północ = Po-w-nots = the north/midnight
Stronie = Stron-yeh = Side
Południe = Po-wood-nyeh = South
Żadne
Coś = t-sosh = something/anything
Kogoś = Co-gosh = someone/somebody/anybody
Nic = neets = nothing /anything
Nikt = @ = nobody
Każdym = Cashj-dim = each
Dwóch =d-foo = two
Dwa = d-va = two
Dwaj = d-vy = two
Dwie = d-vyeh = two
Cztery = Ch-ter-eh = four
Pięć = pee-ench = five
Pięciu = pee-en-choo = five
Trochę = tro-heh = some/a bit/a little
Więcej = Vee-en-say = more
Mniej = m-nyee = less
Sześć = shesh-ch-t = six
Siedem = sheh-dem = seven
Trzy = t-sheh = three
Jeden = Yed-en = one
Vocab part 4
Ponownie = Pan-of-Yeah = gentlemen/men/you(formal)
Pan = @ = gentleman/man/sir
Państwo = pan-ist-voh = you/people
Pani/Panią =@ = you/madam/woman
Dużych = Doo-shj-iff = big/large
Jabłek = yab-wek = apples
Małych = Ma-wiff = small/little
Psów =p-soof = dogs
Złym =zwim = bad/evil
Bogaty = bog-at-eh = rich
Biednych = byed-nich = poor
Następnie = nast-ep-nyeh
Poprzedni = pop-shed-nee = previously
Inny = in-neh = different/another/else
Normalny = normal-neh = normal
Ważnego =vashj-nego = important
Jasny/jasne =yas-neh = bright
Ciemny = cham-neh =dark
Brudna = brood-na =dirty
Czysty =chist-ih = clean/pure
Idealne/idealnej = id-el-neh = perfect /ideal
Cały =ts-ah-weh = entire/whole
Całego = ts-ah-way-go = entire/whole
Wysoką = viss-ok-on = tall
Miłego = mih-weg-o = kind/nice
Miła = mee-wah = kind/nice
Młoda = m-woda = young
Popularna = pop-oo-lar-na = popular
Wspaniałym = v-span-yow-em = wonderful
Niską = nisk-on = low/short
Lekki = lek-kee = light
Ciężki = chen-sh-kee = heavy
Piękny = pee-enk-neh = beautiful
Brzydka = br-shid-ka = ugly
Krótkie = krot -kyeh = short
Tanie = tan-yeh = cheap
Wygodne =vi-god-neh = comfortable/convenient
Ciekawe = cheh-ka-veh = interesting
Nudna = nood-na = boring
Darmova = dar=mov-a = free
Drogiego = drog-yay-go = expensive
Drogi = dro-gee = expensive
Silny = shil-neh = strong
Słaby = swab-eh = weak
Wesołej = Vess-oh-way = Cheerful
Mokra = @ = wet
Smutny = smoot-neh = sad
Suche =soo-heh = dry
Metalowe = metol-ov-eh = metal
Plasticowe = plastic-ov-eh = plastic
Szerokiego = shero-kyeg-o = wide
Sławnego = swav-nay-go = Famous
Drewniana = Drev-nyan-a = Wooden
Wąska = Vons-ka = Narrow
Naród = Na-rot = Nation
Kulturę = Col-tor-eh = Culture
Wieś = Vee-esh = Village/Countryside
Osoba = Oss-sob-a = person
Ofiara = Off-yar-ah = victim
Ofiar = Off-yar = victims
Goście = Gosh-cheh = Guests
Konferencji = confer-ens-ee = conference
Młodzież = Mwod-jesh = youth
Społeczeństwo = spoy-a-gen-st-vo = Society
Związek =z-vee-on-zek = relationship
Związku = z-vee-ons-coo = relationship
Sąsiad = Son-shad = Neighbour
Fundacja =Foond-at-see-yah = foundation
Obywatelem = ob-ee-vat-ell-em = Citizen
Gość = Gosh-ch = Guest
Partnerem = @ = partner
Imię = Ee-myeh = Name/first name
Nazwisko = Naz-visko = last name/surname/name
Dlatego = @ = because/therefore/so
Że = Shj-eh = because/that
Bo = @ = because
Piękna = pyen-k-nah = beautiful
Więc = Vee-ents = So/therefore
Jeśli = Yesh-lee = if
Ale = ah-leh = but
Albo = @ = Either
Lub= loob = or
Ponieważ = Pon-yeh-vash = because
A = @ = and/while
Jak = yak = as/like/how
Podczas gdy = pod-chass g-deh = while/when
Jednak = yed-nack = but/however
Zamiast = zam-yast = Instead of
Choć = hotch = eventhough
Ani = @ = neither/ or. Either/or
Chociaż = Hoj-chash = Although/even though
Często = Chest -o = often/frequently
Rzadko = shj-ad-coh = rarely
Zbyt = @ = too
Bardzo = bar-zo = a lot/very much
Tutaj = too-ty = here
Tam = @ = there
Tu = @ = here
Teraz = @ = right now /now
Vocab part 3
Nóż = nosh = knife
Widelec = vee-dell-ets = fork
Szklanka = sh-clanka =drinking glass
Kubek =koo-beck = mug
Patelnia = pat-el-nyah = pan
Talerz = tal-esh = plate
Lodówka = lod-oof-ka = fridge
Lodówki = lod-oof-kee = fridges
Kartka papieru = @ pap-yer-oo = sheet of paper
Nożyczki = noshj-itch-kee =scissors
Gazeta = @ = newspaper
Czasopismo = chas-o-pis-mo = magazine
Kawałek = kav-ah-wek = a piece/bit/chunk
Fotel = @ = armchair
Przedmiot = shed-me-ot = object/thing/subject
Maszyna = mash-in-a = machine
Sufit = soo-fit = ceiling
Dzwon = d-z-von = bell
Flaga = @ = flag
Koc = kots = blanket
Po = @ = in/on/after
Południu = pow-od-nyoo = this afternoon
Jutro = yoo-tro = tomorrow
Do = @ = until/towards/for
W = Voo = on/to/inside
Data = @ = A date
Kalendarz = cal-en-dash = calendar
Październik/u = pashj-dee-er-neek/oo = October
Poro roku = @ = season
Okres = @ = period/time
Impreza = @ = a party
Pokolenie = pock-oh-len-yeh = generation
Urodziny = rod-jee-neh = birthday
Chwilę = c-vee-leh = moment
Z=zet = with/from /made from
Mięsem = myen-sem = meat
Na = @ = for/on/about
Jajkami = yiy-kam-ee = eggs
Pomiędzy =pom-yem-zeh = between/among
Mojej = moy-ay = my
Lodówce = lod-oof-cheh = refrigerator
Mięsa = myen-sa = meat
Jajkiem = yiy-kyem = eggs
Od = ot = from
O = @ = about/of/at
Stoisz = stoy-ish = you stand/are standing
Stoi =@ = he/she is standing
Bez = @ = without
Oprócz = op-Roch = except/but
U = oo =at/by
Obok = @ = next to/near/by
Nad = nat = above/on top /over
Naprzeciwko = nap-she-chiff-co = opposite
Pod = @ = under
Nas = @ = us
Wśród = v-shrod = among
Podczas = pod-chass = during/while
Przesz = per-shesh = because of
Blisko = @ = near/near to/close
Według/ nas = wed-woog nass = according to/in our opinion
Przed = per-shed = in front/ahead/before
Leży =leshj-eh = he/she is lying
Za = @ = behind/at the back of
Studentka = @ = female/University student
Pracuje = prat-soo-yeh = he/she/it works
Jako = Yako = as
Modelka = @ = female model
Lekarz = lek-Ash = doctor
Praca = prats-a = work
Personel = @ = staff
Pracy = prat-see = job/work
Studentami = @ = students
Prawnik = prav-nick = lawyer
Policja = pol-it-see-ya = police
Sekretarka = sec-ret-ark-a = secretary
Dyrektora = Di-rect-or-a = director
Policjant = pol-ees-yant = policeman/officer
Policjantem = pol-ees-yant-em = policeman/officer
Artystą = art-ist-on = artist
Robotnik = @ = manual labourer/worker
Uczennica = oo-chen-its-a = pupil
Dyrektorą = dir-ect-or-con = headmaster/principles
Kapitan = @ = captain
Żołnierzem = shjo-n-year-shjem = soldier
Pracownik= prats-nov-ik= employee
Szefa = shj-efa = boss
Aktorzy = actor-shje = actor
Aktorki = @ = actress
Pisarz = pis-arsh =writer
Sędziego = sen-dyen-go = judge
Ochroniarzem =oc-ron-yar-shjem = security guard
Inżynier = in-shj-in-yer = engineer
Architektem = @ = architect
Zatrudniasz =zat-rood-nyesh = employ/hire
Kelnerów =kel-nyer-ov =waiters
Kelnerkę = kel-ner-keh = waitress
Rolnik =@= farmer
Zawodu = zav-od-oo = profession/occupation
Panie = pan-yeh = ladies/madams/you (formal)
Vocab part 2
Szkoła = sco-wa = school
Idziecie = ee-jee-chee = walking/are going
Idzie = ee-jeh = he/she is walking
Idą = ee-do = they are walking
Idziemy = ee-jem-eh = we are walking
Idę = ee-deh = i walk
Do = doh = to/towards/up to
Domu = dom-oo = home
Chodzi = k-hod-gee = walk/goes
Chodzą = k-hod-zo = they walk/goes
Chodziecie = k-hod-zee-cheh = you walk/go
Chodzimy = k-hod-zee-meh = we walk
Chodzisz =k-hodge-ish = you walk/go
Potrzebują= pot-she-boo-yon = they need
Potrzebuję= pot-she-boo-yeh = i need
Potrzebujemy= Pot-sheh-boo-yem-eh = we need
Potrzebujesz = pot=sheh-boo-yesh = you need
Słuchamy = swoo-ham-eh = we are listening
Muzyki = moo-zick-ee = music
Żadnych = shz-ad-niff = need
Śpię = sh-pyeh = i sleep/i am sleeping
Śpi = shpee = he/she is sleeping
Kroicie = c-roy-cheh = you are cutting/slicing
Kroisz = Croy-ish = you are cutting/slice
Pamiętam= pam-yen-tem = i remember
Mojego = moy-ay-go = my/mine
Niesiesz = nyeh-sesh = you are carrying
Robisz = robish = you make/are making/do
Robią = rob-ee-yon = they make/are making/do
Czytasz = chi-tash = you read/are reading
Czytam = chi-tam = i read
Pokazujecie =pocka-zoo-eh--she =you are showing
Produkuję = prod-oo-coo-yeh = I produce
Kupujesz = koo-poo-yesh = you buy/are buying
Odwiedzasz = od-vee-yed-zash = you visit/are visiting
Szukasz =shoo-cash = you look for/are looking for
Dotykam = dot-eh-kam = i touch/am touching
Wspierasz = v-speer-ash = you support
Dotyka = dot-ick-ah = he/she is touching
Szanujemy = shj-an-oo-yem-eh = we respect
Gotujecie = got-oo-yeh-cheh = you are cooking/are boiling
Gotujemy = got-oo-yem-eh= we are cooking
Sprzedajesz = spr-sh-dy-esh = you are selling
Dostają = dost-ion = they are getting
Dostarcza = dost-ar-cha = delivers/is delivering
Bierzecie = be-yer-ze-cheh = you take/are taking
Wychowują = vi-hoh-voo-yon = they raise/are raising
Butelka = boo-tell-ka = bottle
Łyżka = wish-ka = spoon
Miska = mees-kah = bowl
Stół = stow = table
Krzesło = ker-shess-o-wo
Krzesła = ker-shess-o-wah
Mydło = mid-wo = soap
Golarka = @ = razor
Pokój = pock-oy = room
Telewizor =tell-eh-veez-or = a television
Łóżko = wooshj-koh = bed
Komórka = @ = cell phone
Ekran = @ = screen
Radio = rad-ee-o = radio
Komputer = com-poo-ter = computer
Lustro = loo-stro = mirror
Zegarki = @ = watches
Baterii = @ = batteries
Zegar/a = @ = clock
Zegarek = @ = watch
Bateria = bat-er-ya = battery
Telefon = @ = phone
Okulary = ock-oo-lar-eh = glasses
Okno = @ = window
Lampa = @ = lamp
Sofa = @ = sofa
Drzwi = sh-vee = door
Biurko = bee-yor-co = desk
Prześcieradło= = sheet/bed sheet
Prześcieradła = = sheets
Poduska = pod-oosh-ka = pillow
Wanna = vanna = bath
Prysznic = prish-nits = shower
Pasta do zębów = pasta do zen-boff = Toothpaste
Zębów = zen-boff = teeth
Szczoteczka = sh-dot-etch-ka
Gąbka = gob-ka = sponge
Pudełko = pood-ew-ko =box
Kosz = kosh = basket
Basen = bass-en = pool
Basenu = bass-en-oo = swimming pool
Kuchenka = kooch-enka = stove/oven
Rzecz = shj-etch = thing
Podłoga = pod-woga = floor
Torba = @ = bag
Dach = dack = roof
Ściany = sh-tan-eh = walls
Szafa =sh-zaffa = wardrobe
Klucz = clooch = a key
Parasole = @ = umberellas
Dyvan = div-an = carpet/rug
Portfel = @ = wallet

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Vocab part 1
Nie = Nyeh = Not
Jest = yest = is/this
To (n) = @ = is/this
Tę = teh = this/the/that
Te = teh = these
Tamtą = tam-toh = That
Człowiekiem = Ch-wov-yek-em = Human
Człowiek = Ch-wov-yek = human
Ta (f) = @ = This /that
Ten (m) = @ = this/that
Tamci = tam-chee = those
Ci =chee = these/those
Czy = Ch = Do/are
Dzieckiem = jeck-yem = child
Duża = doo-sha = big
Duże = doo-sheh = big
Małą = Ma-wa = small/little
Mały = ma-weh = small/little
Małe = mah-weh = small/little
Dobre = dob-reh = Good
Dobry = dob-ree = good
Stara = stah - rah = old
Stary = stah-reh = old
Stare = stah-reh = old
Złe = z-weh = Bad/evil/angry
Nowa = nova = new
Nowy = noh-veh = New
Są = soh = are/they are
Mężczyznami = mesh-diz-nam-ee = men
Jesteście = yest-esh-cheh = you are
Jesteśmy = yest-esh-meh = we are
Koszula = cosh-oo-la = shirt
Sukienka = sook-yen-ka = Dress
Sukienki = sook-yen-kee = Dresses
Płaszcz =Pw-ash-t = coat
Nosisz = nosh-ish = You wear/carry
Noszę = nosh-eh = I wear
Nosi = nosh-ee = he/she wears/carries
But = boot = shoe
Bluza = bloo-za = hoodie/sweatshirt
Spodnie = @ = trousers
Kapelusz = cap-el-oosh = hat
Spódnica = spod-neet-sa = skirt
Ubrania = oo-bran-yah = clothes
Buty = boot-eh = shoes
Czapki = chap-kee = caps/hats/beanies
Kurtki = cort-kee = jackets
Majtki = mite-kee = underpants/pants
Skarpety = scar-pet-eh = socks
Mówimy = moo-vi-meh = we speak
Mówią = moov-yon = they speak
Mówicie = moo-vee-che = you speak
Widzę = veed-zeh = i see
Widzicie = vid-zee-cheh = you see
Widzi = vid-zee = he/she sees
Kochacie = coh-hach-yeh = you love
Kochasz = co-hash = you love
Kocha = co-ha = he/she loves
Tego = tay-go = this/that
Tamtego = tam-tay-go = that
Kochamy = co-ham-eh = we love
Znają = z-ny-on = they know
Znasz = z-Nash = you know
Zna = z-na = he/she knows
Znacie = z-nach-yeh = you know
Znam = @ = I know
Piszesz = pee-shesh = you write/are writing
Książkę = shonsh-ke = book
Książka = shonsh-ka = book
List = leest = letter
Piszecie = peesh-ech-yeh = you are writing/write/writing
Piszemy = pish-em-eh= we are writing
Piszę = pee-sheh = i write
Słyszycie = swosh-ech-yeh = you hear
Słyszysz = swish-ish-eh = you hear
Głosy = gwoss-eh = voices
Słyszę = swish-eh = I hear
Konia = con-yah = horse
With negations, a plural in Polish can be singular or plural. E.g. Kobiety is woman or women
Tej = tay = this/the/that
Tamtej = tam-tee = that
Nas = @ = us/we
Ciebie = cheb-yeh = you
Was = vass = you
Mnie = Min-yeh = me
Cię = ch-yeh = you
Ją = yon = her/it
Ich = yick = them/their/it
Go = @ = him/it/he
Jej = yay = her/she
Jego = yay-go = his/its
Nasz = Nash = our
Twój =t-voy = your/yours
Wasz = vash = your/yours
Mój = Moy = my/mine
Twoja = t-voy-a =your/yours
Wasza = vasha = your/yours
Moja = moya = my/mine
Dom = @ = house/home