What can you find in a Polish kitchen? Posted by Kasia on Jun 6, 2018 in Phrases
Food, cooking, kitchen…no matter where you are, everything spins around the kitchen, right? We have to eat to live! That’s why any time you travel, move, visit anyone, a lot of times conversations end up in this very important part of the house – kitchen!
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Let’s say you want to prepare a meal or help your friend in the kitchen. This list of the words may come in pretty handy!
a cup – filiżanka
a dish – naczynie
a baking tray – forma do pieczenia
a bowl – miska
spoons – łyżki
forks – widelce
a bottle opener – otwieracz do butelek
pot – garnek
a frying pan – patelnia
a tin opener – otwieracz do puszek
a casserole dish – naczynie żaroodporne
a saucer – spodek, soserka
a mug – kubek
knives – noże
corkscrew – korkociąg
chopsticks – pałeczki
drawer – szuflada
tray – taca
napkins – serwetki
plate – talerz
milk jug – dzbanek na mleko
serving dish – półmisek
sugar bowl – cukierniczka
dessert spoon – łyżeczka deserowa
freezer – zamrażarka
post-it notes – karteczki samoprzylepne
fridge magnets – magnesy na lodówkę
dishwasher – zmywarka
kettle – czajnik
food processor – robot kuchenny
chopping board – deska do krojenia
bread bin – chlebownik
stove – kuchenka
oven – piekarnik
sink – zlew
stainless steel – stal nierdzewna
chimney – komin
add – dodać
boil – gotować
fry – smarzyć
grill – grilować
serve – podawać
pour – wlewać
sprinkle – wsypywać
slice – kroić w plasterki
cut into cubes – kroić w kostkę
peel – obierać
chop – siekać
bake (rolls) – piec (bułeczki)
roast (meat) – piec (mięso)
salad – sałatka
spices – przyprawy
Can I help you make dinner? – Czy mogę ci pomóc zrobić kolację?
What are we having for breakfast? – Co jemy na śniadanie?
Can I get the grill ready? – Czy mogę przygotować grilla?
What can I do to help you? – W czym mogę ci pomóc?
Are we cooking on the stove? – Gotujemy na kuchence?
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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.