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Everyday Polish Words
I speak English, but I know some Polish, and would love to learn some more common, everday phrases/words that one would hear anywhere in Poland. Just things that could help me learn to communicate or fit in when I go over there, the slangs of Poland. I'm not a gold member so if you could help at all I would appreciate it very much if you would reply.
Dziêkujê w posuwaæ
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Re:Everyday Polish Words
Hi Emily! I`m Agnieszka and I`m from Poland. I can help you with your Polish, what everyday expressions are you interested in?by the way - English"thank you in advance" into Polish translation is "dziêkujê z góry" :)
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Re:Everyday Polish Words
Hi, here Agnieszka again. Where in Poland are you going to?What city?
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HI Agnieszka,
I'll be going to poland in a year time, but I'd love to start practicing. In exchange I speak fuent Spanish and English, if you think we can help each other as well as know more about cultures and societies, please get backt o me.
BEst to you always,
Mark
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