Talk:Polish/Some useful expressions

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"Jak się masz" - how are you is unnatural phrase in Polish with different meaning compare to English. It is personal question, not greeting. IMO it can stay, but with cultural difference explanation and stressing that natives are not using it. --anon Pole 25.07.2017

Would "Dziękuję" be better translated as "thank you" (instead of the quite informal "thanks") to signify its (relative) formality? --Menchi 04:27, 8 Dec 2003 (UTC)

Generally "Dziękuje" means "thanks". When you are about to say "Thank You", you have to say "Dziękuje Ci" No!!! I'm from Poland. "Dziękuję" means "Thank You" and "Dzięki" means "Thanks".

Pronunciation
I have already added pronunciations of the words/sentences. If you need more of them, please let me know at my commons or polish Wikipedia talk page. Best regards, pl:w:user:odder/commons:user:odder 14:28, 30 September 2006 (UTC)

yo soy

"no" is ordinary word. Mustn't use its in official texts.

Translation
Dear all, I think using "Jak leci?" might be unfortunate. Possibly it would be better to use "Co tam?". It is more natural. Jak leci? - what's up? (lit. how's it flying?) (Yah-k l-eh-chee) About this sound pronunciation (help·info) Co tam? - what's up? (lit. what there?) (Tso tham)