Jean Betty

bobo is the Polish phrase for a boo-boo or a little hurt. bobo is a childish term used to describe a small injury or a sore spot.

The English phrase “where are you from?” is translated into Polish as skąd jesteś?

The English word “bald” is translated into Polish as łysy. The adjective łysy is used to describe someone having little or no hair.

To say England in Polish, use Anglia. Anglia is the name of England, the country in the south of Great Britain.

The English word truck is translated into Polish as ciężarówka or samochód ciężarowy.

The English word “malt” is translated into Polish as słód. The word słód refers to the noun for sprouted grain used in brewing.

The English phrase “cold beer” is translated into Polish as zimne piwo. This phrase is used to describe beer that has been chilled to a low temperature.

The English word “no” is translated into Polish as nie. nie is a particle used to express negation or disagreement.

The English name Charles is translated into Polish as Karol. Karol is the masculine Polish equivalent of the given name Charles.

The English phrase ‘boogeyman’ is translated into Polish as Czarny Lud.