How can I help you?

How can I help you? Posted by Kasia on Dec 30, 2011 in Culture, Grammar, Phrases, Vocabulary

Any time you learn a new language it takes a lot of time and patience to memorize everything and get all the rules. In today’s blog I wanted to give some examples of sentences, questions you may have while learning foreign language.

Potrzebuję pomocy z wymową liter – I need help with letters pronunciation

Muszę poświęcić więcej czasu na ćwiczenia gramatyczne – I need to spend more time practicing grammar

Chciałbym (m)/Chciałabym (f) spotkać polską grupę dyskusyjną – I would like to meet polish discussion group

Potrzebuję pomocy w poprawnym/prawidłowym budowaniu zdań – I need help with building sentences correctly

Muszę poznać więcej słówek biznesowych – I need to learn/know more business related words

Jak się to wymawia? – how do you pronounce this?

Gdzie pada akcent? – where the accent falls?

Jakiego czasu należy użyć w tym zdaniu? – What time should I use in this sentence?

Mówię płynnie/biegle po polsku – I speak fluent Polish

Potrzebuję pomocy w nauce słownictwa medycznego – I need help in learning medical vocabulary

Mam problem z wymową tego słowa/wyrazu – I’m having problem with pronunciation of this word

Muszę zapamiętać tę regułę – I have to memorize this rule

Mam pamięć obrazkową więc wolę uczyć się z książek niż taśmy – I have picture memory, so I prefer learning from books than tapes

I will think about more sentences like this, but if you have some in your mind, please let me know.

Do następnego razu… (Till next time…)

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About the Author: Kasia

My name is Kasia Scontsas. I grew near Lublin, Poland and moved to Warsaw to study International Business. I have passion for languages: any languages! Currently I live in New Hampshire. I enjoy skiing, kayaking, biking and paddle boarding. My husband speaks a little Polish, but our daughters are fluent in it! I wanted to make sure that they can communicate with their Polish relatives in our native language. Teaching them Polish since they were born was the best thing I could have given them! I have been writing about learning Polish language and culture for Transparent Language’s Polish Blog since 2010.

Comments:

Walter Kozier ( Koziarz):

I need to know how to find a person on Polish face book.?
Carla Tomaszewski:

Hi Kasia– Thanks for your blog and willingness to try and help those of us wanting to learn Polish. I live in a very rural area about 75 miles southeast of Washington, DC. in Maryland. I am American of Polish background on my mother’s side and grew up speaking only English. Because of my intense interest in my Polish background, I tried teaching myself Polish over the course on many years. Because of where I live now (there are no Polish people here)I do not have the chance to practice the language, and lessons are too expensive for me. I can pronounce Polish pretty well and carry on very simple conversations, but my vocabulary and grammar are very weak. Like anyone learning another language, I can understand more easily than I can speak. I’m going to try to go through your pages and build my vocabulary and understanding of sentence structure. I also need a better grasp of past, present and future tense.
Izabela:

Czesc Kasiu! Dziekuje za twoj czas poswiecony tej stronie.Mieszkam w Usa. Mam przyjaciela amerykanina, ktory uczy sie polskiego.Dzis zadal mi pytanie “Children are small people” dlaczego w polskim tlumaczy sie to ” Dzieci to mali ludzie” a nie “Dzieci sa mali ludzie” Wiem ze poprawnie brzmi to “Dzieci sa malymi ludzmi ” I jest to kwastia przypadkow.Prosze wytlumacz nam to po angielsku

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