Phylan78 2 | 7 20 Oct 2007 / #182Thanks, djenkuje Krysia!...Does anyone know how to ask for " A decaffinated capucchino please" Would really impress !
Snow Queen - | 10 20 Oct 2007 / #183I figured out coffee but keep ending up with milk in it. How can ask for black coffee. I have trouble recognising the word milk when I'm offered coffee.
gościówa 20 Oct 2007 / #185Phylan - "Poproszę bezkofeinowe capuchino."Snow Queen - milk = mleko. However, coffee with milk is default, so you need to say you want your coffee to be black.
Lisirra - | 2 24 Oct 2007 / #186Merged: Need Help with "urozmaicania" Word Pronunciation and MeaningCould someone help me with the pronunciation and meaning of:urozmaicaniaLooked the word up online and it says the meaning is diversify but can you expand upon that? Its origins? How it is used?I do not speak Polish.
z_darius 14 | 3,964 24 Oct 2007 / #188the base word is "rozmaity" meaning diverse.urozmaicania is somewhat equivalent to a diversifyingBest if you post the complete sentence, as "urozmaicania" if an inflected form of "urozmaicanie"
Lisirra - | 2 24 Oct 2007 / #189Thank you so much! I didn't have a whole sentence, just the one word. But what you both posted was most helpful.
Michal - | 1,865 25 Oct 2007 / #190urozmaicaniaIt simply comes from the very urozmaicic, which means change or variety.
Roberto1 - | 2 27 Oct 2007 / #191Merged: pronounce the word for baby/child - dziecko?How do you pronounce the word for baby/child - dziecko?Thanks
Michal - | 1,865 27 Oct 2007 / #192j (as in jam) plus e (as the 'e' in get) plus ts (as in gets) plus ko, thus dziecko. The final 'o' is a short o like the o in concrete not an open 'o' in the word 'so' for example.
z_darius 14 | 3,964 29 Oct 2007 / #194what the admin showed ot me (and to tothers who noticed):ivosoftware.com/ivonaonline.php
Jennifer - | 1 30 Oct 2007 / #195Merged: Pronunciation of "buzi"What is the correct pronunciation of buzi. I have heard it several ways. Does it depend on dialect?
kochanie 3 | 58 15 Nov 2007 / #201oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php?sitepalThis is an amazing website for learners who have trouble pronouncing words they read on screen. I've found it very useful!
glennk - | 4 20 Nov 2007 / #202Merged: Need KONISZEWSKI name pronunciation.I'm planning to restore my Polish last name in a few weeks and have been asked by the Judge to determine how I want it pronounced. Sadly, i've got an idea....but am unsure how to phonetically pronounce it.KONISZEWSKII've heard it pronounced K-oon-eeh-ch-ev-ski
Michal - | 1,865 20 Nov 2007 / #204kon-ee-shEfskee the ee being like the long e sound in see and the stress would fall on the large E which I have written in a large letter.
kochanie 3 | 58 20 Nov 2007 / #205oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php?sitepalThis website is an absolute godsend :)
telefonitika 20 Nov 2007 / #206kochaniejust took a gander ha ha love the woman looks like a news reader for the BBC lol
kochanie 3 | 58 20 Nov 2007 / #207She does! The man looks like he's wearing make-up as well. It's as entertaining as it is useful hehe :)
Kashubiantyke - | 1 21 Nov 2007 / #208Good luck with the name change. I did it 30 years ago when a student. It was like dropping a mask. Now finally attempting to learn the language!Best wishesJS
glennk - | 4 21 Nov 2007 / #209Thanks to everyone! I've got my appointment next week to meet with the presiding judge to discuss why I want to change my name. After that, I just have to wait for the "law" to review my request.kochanie, that is the BEST website ever!
