Polish

The Polish word for “or” is albo. albo is a conjunction used to connect two or more possibilities when only one can be chosen.

The English phrase arse is dupa in Polish. dupa refers to the part of the body that a person sits on.

The English phrase “little one” can be translated into Polish as bąk. This term is used to refer to a young child in an endearing and often humorous way.

In Polish, the English word shoe is translated as but. The term refers to a protective covering for the foot.

The English phrase ‘i am fine’ can be expressed in Polish as Wszystko w porządku.

The Polish word for “years” is lata. lata is the plural form of a period of twelve months. The singular form for a single year is rok.

The English word “peach” is brzoskwinia in Polish. brzoskwinia refers to the fruit.

Diana is the Polish form of the female given name Diane. Diana is used as a proper noun to address or refer to a female with this name.

The English word “dumb” can be translated into Polish in several ways, most commonly as durny. The term refers to being stupid or foolish.

Tea in Polish is herbata. Herbata refers to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.