Most-used Polish verbs (and every-day sentences)

jjjjjjj

19 Apr 2008 / #31

mieć, móc, iść, and być are probably some of the most common Polish verbs

osiol 55 | 3,921

19 Apr 2008 / #32

my polish friends always try to trip me up with 'no'

No!

Or perhaps no to co!

Marek 4 | 867

19 Apr 2008 / #33

Jaszczolt,

Jeg anbefaler ogsaa '301 Polish Verbs'. Maaske tilsvarer den til en haandbog paa dansk!

I can recommend '301 Polish Verbs' as well and thought perhaps it might correspond to a Danish-language guide on the same topic.

Til lykke! Powodzenia!

z_darius 14 | 3,964

19 Apr 2008 / #34

'Przerwa.'
The response: 'No.'
Okay then, you keep working, but I'm going for a cup of tea.

No!

Or perhaps no to co!

Errr... no (<--- English).
No (<--- Polish) in this context would mean "good", "finally", "OK", "sure".

Guest

16 Jan 2009 / #35

i think they just use "taki".

for the word "like"

polish_punk

16 Jan 2009 / #36

for the word "like"

cjjc 29 | 408

16 Jan 2009 / #37

I found this one difficult for a while.
We were at work. I announced to my workmates that it was break time.
'Przerwa.'
The response: 'No.'
Okay then, you keep working, but I'm going for a cup of tea.

Nice to see the K-word has been given a mention too.

I have problems with "Yeah" sometimes I say it so fast it sounds like "Nie" and I get some funny looks :)

Want a wódka party tonight?
Yeah!
Nie kurwa?
Nie, Nie, Yeah, Kurwa
O spoko

:)