Everything is correct. Watch out and have fun. Ouh, and also:
Pierogi! Wódka – vodka. But the “ó” is like” oo” in room. Not just an “o” like in english.
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I can say (though not spell, sadly) three phrases, and a bunch of foods.
The three phrases I know are “good night,” “good sleep,” and “show me your teeth.”
That last one sounds weird, but was a command my grandfather taught our dog. She would “smile,” or, look really scary in the face while not growling and wagging her entire hind end. It was super cute if you know she didn’t want to kill you.
“Jak się masz” is technically correct but it isn’t often used by Polish people themselves. Instead, they would say “co u ciebie”.
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Everything is correct. Watch out and have fun. Ouh, and also:
Pierogi! Wódka – vodka. But the “ó” is like” oo” in room. Not just an “o” like in english.
Yes-No
Whats this AI? Everone is posting screenshot from it today
I can say (though not spell, sadly) three phrases, and a bunch of foods.
The three phrases I know are “good night,” “good sleep,” and “show me your teeth.”
That last one sounds weird, but was a command my grandfather taught our dog. She would “smile,” or, look really scary in the face while not growling and wagging her entire hind end. It was super cute if you know she didn’t want to kill you.
“Jak się masz” is technically correct but it isn’t often used by Polish people themselves. Instead, they would say “co u ciebie”.
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