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Speaks Polish?: More or less

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Mikesz   
19 Nov 2023
Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1040]

Thank you Mafketis! :)

I am going to send over a Christmas Card to my friend and their family in Poland. May someone let me know if my translation is correct? Thanks!

Wesołych Świąt i Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku o od naszej rodziny do Twojej rodziny.

życzymy wiele zdrowie, szczęścia, ciepła i radości oraz Bożego błogosławieństwa w przeżywaniu Świąt i całego nadchodzącego roku.

Niech Pan Bóg poświeci na Was wszystkich swoimu pełnym miłości światłem
Mikesz   
3 Jul 2023
Language / Short Polish<->English translations [1040]

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Can someone translate this for me?



Can someone translate this for me?

I can't seem to make out all of the handwriting.

Or at least rewrite it for me?


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Mikesz   
21 Jan 2023
Language / What does the phrase 'mój drogi' mean? [9]

@pawian

Thanks! I have been getting the impression that she may fancy me, but it is difficult to tell only through writing/not interacting in person. I appreciate it!
Mikesz   
21 Jan 2023
Language / What does the phrase 'mój drogi' mean? [9]

I have a random friend I have been talking to for quite some time to practice my Polish. She is in her mid 20's.

I had asked to do a voice chat/phone call to properly chat. We finally agreed since she was shy and she offered me today.

I had asked as a joke if I need to shave, and she replied with a phrase saying 'nie mój drogi' and that she was waaay too shy/has to build herself up for a video chat and needed her hair done ect. She had laughing emojis so I know she was joking as well.

Anyway, I looked up the phrase 'mój drogi' and it translates to 'my dear'. So i was wondering if in Polish, 'mój drogi' is something you say to anyone? Is that anything like "kochanie" or is "mój drogi" just a more friendly way to speak to a friend?

Thanks!