Malpy - monkeys

'czy ja mam wyslac ci te ksiazke...' to me, at least, sounds more natural.

Dobry wieczor :

Mam na imię Melusine.
Jestem Angielką.
Mieszkam we Francji.
Bardzo mi miło.

Yes, as an example, if I was to say that I was born in 1955, I would write in Polish, 'urodzilem sie, w tysianc dziewiecset piecdziesatym piatym roku'.

In 2001 I have not a clue, but I suppose something like w dwa tysiace pierwszym roku or something similar.

How are years said in words?

1997 - nineteen ninety seven
in Polish, the year : rok tysiac dziewiecset dziewiedziesiat siedem
2001 - two thosand and one / twenty-o-one
in Polish: rok dwa tysiace jeden

in Polish, please.

I suppose:

it happened in 1984
... until 2012
in Polish: wydarzylo sie na przelomie lat tysiac dziewiecset osiemdziesiat cztery i dwa tysiace dwanascie

these use a different case?

In words, please, someone.

Examples: 1 On jest smutny/smutnym 2 nie chce byc smutny/smutnym 3 bycie smutny/smutnym jest zle.

I'm sad (jestem smutny) but if you are in sad mood, it's men you are in smutnym nastroju
you (smutny) (smutnym ...)
she... (smutna) (smutnym ...)
it...(smutne) (smutnym ....)
we... (smutni) (smutnym ....)
you... (smutni) (smutnym ...)
they... (smutni) (smutnym ....)
[they... form for non men] (smutne) (smutnym ....)

Yes, but why is it for example, ja mam psa but ja mam psy and not ja mam psow? Psy is a living thing too. You do not answer my point at all.

No, my question was why is it mam psa but mam psy when it is mam kolege but mam kolegow

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ja jestem polski would work too :)

Quoting: ella
John = Jan and short form is : "Jasio" (Ya-shoe)

Jasio can't be short form of Jan, coz it's longer :D It's just diminution.

with all that said, How do you say "Happy Name Day" in Polish. The more I think about it, I think we'll have our usual Sunday dinner, with the family, BBQ, beers , etc, and I'll just say Happy Name Day to him. We'll make a bigger deal of his birthday, when the time comes.

I heard that people receive gifts on their names days. Please give an example. This would be for a man.

Germans were trying to exterminate poles/jews. If i remember correctly, poles were to be worked to death by 1975. Russians were just suppressing poles/jews, they did not have an extermination policy. Therefore they were "less evil."

"In 1939, during the Russian invasion of Poland, some 14,500 Polish officers were captured and interned in three P.O.W. camps in the Soviet Union. The next time the world heard of these prisoners was a news broadcast on April 13, 1943, from Radio Berlin. It stated that the German Army had discovered mass graves at Katyn, 18 kilometres north-west of Smolensk, near the village of Gneizdovo and containing the bodies of Polish officers. Eight graves were opened and 4,253 bodies exhumed. All were dressed in Polish uniforms, with badges of rank and medals intact. No watches or rings were found on the corpses. It was established that the bodies were of Polish officers from the camp at Kozielsk, situated in the grounds of a former Monastery, near Orel. Two other camps, at Starobielsk (3,910 men) and at Ostashkov (6,500 men) were wound up and closed in the first days of April, 1940. Whatever happened to these 10,000 odd officers has never been established. They were never seen alive again. From evidence obtained after the war, all prisoners of Kozielsk camp were shot by Stalin's NKVD.
On April 13, 1990, fifty years after the massacre, the USSR for the first time admitted its responsibility for the murders."

so after all Sovets were "lesser evil

Can sum1 please give me a rough idea of wot to say to this polish girl that Ive found out has been having an affair with my partner.
I dont want to threaten her, nothing like that, but I want to warn her to stay away from my man, as not only does he happen to be her boss but especially as she knows he has a wife and kids.

so the verb is "znajdowac" then?

Mother: "You must clean your room before you go out?"
Son: "Yeah, whatever".

Friend 1: "So we can meet at the bar before we go to the party?"
Friend 2: "Sure, whatever".

especially if they've never been married? do they also believe in only marital sex

especially if they've never been married? do they also believe in only marital sex?

Chcę mowieć płynnie po polsku

Why is it incorrect ella? Do you mean grammatically or is it just too impractical?

Is "Moje imię jest Adam" incorrect?