I am a American guy with Polish heritage. Committed to learning the language, and struggling. I have a place in Krakow, and have met a very nice girl. I struggle to understand when she says "I wait for you" means when I leave for a few weeks in the US. Does this mean she waits only for me? Is it she looks forward to my return? I am just trying to understand if there is more meaning behind this saying, or maybe I am reading too much into what she has said.
We text every day, when I am in the US working. She does speak some English, much more than my limited Polish. We have gone very slow it took multiple date nights for a kiss on the lips and hand holding. Your advice is much appreciated.
"I wait for you" suggests your girl friend translates into English using a dictionary. So, I would read all she says generically, and think any suspect content be an error in her translation.
This is what I would have thought too. But it is actually what she spoke to me at the airport the other day. That is where my confusion lies. I know she uses a translator some times for texting, but this was spoken. Thank you for your thoughts on this though.
I would imagine the translation would be czekam na Ciebie my polish is not excellent but my wife often says it to me which my interprtation is that she is waiting with anticipation of our next meeting. There are many with much better Polish on here than me but I would say that its an overtly positive statement.
