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Polish is spoken by over 45 million people worldwide. It is the official language of Poland and is also spoken by Polish communities in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, France, and Australia, as well as throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
Historically, Polish has been written using the Latin alphabet, although it includes several unique characters such as ł, ń, ś, ć, ź, ż, and ó to represent distinct Polish sounds. The use of the Latin script has helped make the language relatively phonetic and accessible for learners.
The Polish alphabet consists of 32 letters, and pronunciation follows consistent rules, which helps learners read and speak the language with accuracy.
Polish grammar is known for its complexity. It follows a subject-verb-object order but allows flexibility due to its case system. Nouns, pronouns, and adjectives change form depending on their role in the sentence. For example, the verb "czytać" means "to read". To express the past tense for "he read", the verb becomes "czytał". Other tenses and grammatical forms are created by modifying the verb with appropriate endings.
Polish has a long and rich linguistic history, shaped by various cultural influences. Over the centuries, it has incorporated vocabulary from Latin, German, French, Italian, and more recently, English.
Polish is a valuable language for travelers and business professionals in Central and Eastern Europe. For those whose first language is not Polish, our online English to Polish translation tool can instantly convert English phrases and sentences into Polish. While the translations may not always be 100% perfect, the tool provides fairly accurate results for common expressions, greetings, and everyday language.
For more advanced or specialized translations, it is recommended to use professional translation services to ensure precision and clarity.
English sentences and phrases will be translated into Polish meanings.
For example, typing:
"Polish is a West Slavic language and the official language of Poland, with over 40 million speakers worldwide." will be translated into "Polski jest językiem zachodniosłowiańskim i językiem urzędowym Polski, z ponad 40 milionami użytkowników na całym świecie."
Use our translator tool as English to Polish dictionary.
For instance:
"Hope" meaning in Polish will be "Nadzieja"
"Beauty" meaning in Polish will be "Piękno"
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I Love you Kocham cię - (Koh-ham cheh) Welcome Witamy - (Vee-ta-mih) Hello Cześć - (Cheshch) How are you? Jak się masz? - (Yak sheh mash?) I’m fine and you? Dobrze, a ty? - (Dohb-zheh, ah tih?) What is your name? Jak masz na imię? - (Yak mash nah ee-myeh?) Pleased to meet you Miło cię poznać - (Mee-woh cheh poz-nach) Thank you Dziękuję - (Jen-koo-yeh) Excuse me / Sorry Przepraszam - (Psheh-prash-am) See you! Do zobaczenia! - (Doh zoh-ba-chen-ya!) |
Do you speak English? Czy mówisz po angielsku? - (Chi moo-veesh poh ahn-gyel-skoo?) I don’t understand Nie rozumiem - (Nyeh roh-zoo-myem) Please speak slowly Proszę mówić wolno - (Pro-sheh moo-veech vol-noh) Where are the restrooms? Gdzie jest toaleta? - (Gdje yest twah-leh-tah?) Can I change money? Czy mogę wymienić pieniądze? - (Chi moh-geh vih-mye-neech pyeh-nyon-dzeh?) How much is this? Ile to kosztuje? - (Ee-leh toh kosh-too-yeh?) It’s too expensive! To jest za drogie! - (Toh yest zah droh-geh!) Please say it again Proszę powtórzyć - (Pro-sheh pov-too-zhich) Left / Right / Straight Lewo / Prawo / Prosto - (Leh-voh / Prah-voh / Proh-stoh) |