Polish

The Polish phrase for “outside” (outdoors) is na zewnątrz. The term is used to describe being outdoors or the exterior of something.

The English verb cuddle can be translated into Polish as przytulić się. To cuddle in Polish means to embrace or to lie together snugly.

In Polish, the phrase for “I am sick” is jestem chory. This phrase is a statement used to say that one is suffering from an illness or poor health.

In Polish, Jesus Christ is translated as Jezus Chrystus. The phrase refers to the central figure of Christianity.

The English phrase ‘borscht’ is translated into Polish as barszcz. In Polish, the term is used to describe beetroot soup.

The English phrase “chopin” refers to the surname in Polish, which can be written as Chopin or Szopen.

The English word “refugee” is uchodźca in Polish. The term refers to a person who has been granted formal asylum.

In Polish, the word for kitten is kotek. The terms are used to refer to a young cat.

The Polish phrase for “days of the week” is dni tygodnia. dni tygodnia refers to the names of the seven days that make up a week.

The English phrase “do you speak English” is translated into Polish as czy mówi Pan po angielsku?