Słownictwo — rozmowy towarzyskie (angielski): 299 słów
Everyday greetings, polite phrases and small talk to sound natural fast (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese). Ta strona pokazuje 40 z nich wraz z tłumaczeniem na angielski, a następnie pozwala ćwiczyć cały zestaw w obu kierunkach z powtórkami rozłożonymi w czasie.
Polski → Angielski: pierwsze 40 słów
| Polski | Angielski | Uwagi |
|---|---|---|
| cześć | hello | A casual word said when greeting someone on meeting them. |
| do widzenia | goodbye | What you say to someone as you part from them. |
| dzień dobry | good morning | A greeting used in the early hours of the day. |
| dzień dobry | good afternoon | A greeting used in the hours after midday. |
| dobry wieczór | good evening | A greeting used when meeting someone late in the day. |
| dobranoc | good night | Said when someone is going to bed, not a greeting. |
| proszę | please | A polite word added to a request to soften it. |
| dziękuję | thank you | What you say to show gratitude for a favour or gift. |
| nie ma za co | you're welcome | A polite reply given when someone expresses gratitude. |
| przepraszam | excuse me | What you say to get attention politely or to pass by someone. |
| przykro mi | sorry | What you say to express regret for a fault or bad news. |
| tak | yes | The word used to affirm or agree with something. |
| nie | no | The word used to deny or refuse something. |
| może | maybe | Used to say something is possible but not certain. |
| oczywiście | of course | Used to show that something is obvious or readily agreed to. |
| Jak się masz? | How are you? | A question asking about someone's state or well-being. |
| mam się dobrze | I'm fine | A reply stating that you are in good health and spirits. |
| A ty? | And you? | A short question turning the same topic back to the listener. |
| miło mi cię poznać | nice to meet you | What you say on being introduced to someone for the first time. |
| Jak się nazywasz? | What's your name? | A question asking how someone is called. |
| nazywam się... | My name is... | A phrase used to tell others how you are called. |
| Skąd jesteś? | Where are you from? | A question asking about someone's home country or town. |
| jestem z... | I'm from... | A phrase stating your country or town of origin. |
| Ile masz lat? | How old are you? | A question asking the number of years someone has lived. |
| Czy mówisz po angielsku? | Do you speak English? | A question asking whether the other person can use the language of England. |
| nie rozumiem | I don't understand | A phrase stating that the meaning of something is unclear to you. |
| Możesz powtórzyć? | Can you repeat that? | A request asking someone to say the same thing again. |
| mów wolno, proszę | Speak slowly, please | A polite request for someone to talk at a reduced pace. |
| Czym się zajmujesz? | What do you do? | Asking about someone's job or profession. |
| Jaka jest pogoda? | How's the weather? | A question asking about current conditions outside, like sun, rain or temperature. |
| jest słonecznie | It's sunny | Said when the sky is clear and bright light shines down. |
| pada deszcz | It's raining | Said when water is falling from the clouds. |
| jest zimno | It's cold | Said when the air temperature is low and unpleasantly chilly. |
| jest gorąco | It's hot | Said when the air temperature is very high. |
| miłego dnia | Have a nice day | A friendly parting wish for pleasant hours ahead. |
| do zobaczenia później | See you later | A casual goodbye to someone you expect to meet again soon. |
| do zobaczenia jutro | See you tomorrow | A goodbye to someone you will meet again the next day. |
| trzymaj się | Take care | A warm parting phrase wishing someone to stay safe and well. |
| witamy | Welcome | A greeting said to someone who has just arrived somewhere. |
| gratulacje | Congratulations | What you say to someone who has achieved something good. |
259 słów więcej w pełnej bibliotece „Small Talk & Greetings”, każde dopasowane w siedmiu językach i zaplanowane dla Ciebie przez powtórki rozłożone w czasie. Dodaj ją do swojego konta i zacznij ćwiczyć Polski → Angielski jednym kliknięciem.
Na co uważać — angielski
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Ćwicz słownictwo — rozmowy towarzyskie (angielski)
Słowa wracają tuż zanim byś je zapomniał, a każdy kierunek językowy jest śledzony osobno.