When you decide to move to another country yo may have to look for a job and talk to someone about your job experience. This vocabulary should help you with that. I’m also attaching video with pronunciation.<\/p>\n
Work, job \u2013 praca\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Retired \u2013 na emeryturze<\/strong><\/p>\n Retirement \u2013 emerytura<\/strong><\/p>\n Pension \u2013 renta<\/strong><\/p>\n Salary \u2013 wynagrodzenie<\/strong><\/p>\n Unemployed \u2013 bezrobotny<\/strong><\/p>\n I\u2019m looking for a job \u2013 Ja szukam pracy<\/strong><\/p>\n Requirements \u2013 wymagania<\/strong><\/p>\n Payment \u2013 zap\u0142ata<\/strong><\/p>\n What is your education? \u2013 jakie jest twoje wykszta\u0142cenie\/edukacja ?<\/strong><\/p>\n Education \u2013 Edukacja<\/strong><\/p>\n I work as a \u2026 – ja pracuj\u0119 jako \u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n What can you do? \u2013 Co potrafisz robi\u0107?<\/strong><\/p>\n Here are few of the most popular professions. Some of them have different spelling, depending on the sex of the person. I put both male and female version in the translation:<\/p>\n Policeman \u2013 policjant, policjantka<\/strong><\/p>\n Teacher \u2013 nauczyciel, nauczycielka<\/strong><\/p>\n Fireman \u2013 stra\u017cak<\/strong><\/p>\n Builder \u2013 budowniczy<\/strong><\/p>\n Carpenter \u2013 stolarz<\/strong><\/p>\n Director \u2013 dyrektor<\/strong><\/p>\n Waiter – kelner\/ kelnerka<\/strong><\/p>\n Nurse \u2013 piel\u0119gniarka<\/strong><\/p>\n Doctor \u2013 lekarz<\/strong><\/p>\n Hairdresser \u2013 fryzjer, fryzjerka<\/strong><\/p>\n Housekeeper \u2013 sprz\u0105tacz\/sprz\u0105taczka<\/strong><\/p>\n Merchant \u2013 handlowiec<\/strong><\/p>\n Plumber \u2013 hydraulik<\/strong><\/p>\n Driver \u2013 kierowca<\/strong><\/p>\n Beautician \u2013 kosmetyczka<\/strong><\/p>\n Mechanic \u2013 mechanik<\/strong><\/p>\n Cook – kucharz, kucharka<\/strong><\/p>\n