#15.1 BEZ OBAW (English version)

What do all languages have in common?





They follow a grammatical structure, require a predetermined
spelling and consist of a well-founded vocabulary.


All of these points concern us from the moment we decide to "take
up the fight" with a new foreign language - in this case, Polish!





We often forget the most important thing: the feeling behind
every word and sentence! No one speaks at the push of a button,
but out of a feeling (otherwise we would already be in a science
fiction movie come true )





Of course, you should speak carefully. And since politeness plays
a particularly important role in Poland, I'll give you lots of
important Polish phrases in this video that you can and should
use in everyday life.





You'll quickly realize that it's not always about perfect Polish
grammar, but much more about what you want to express between the
lines. And Poles really appreciate that!





Therefore: Życzę miłego słuchania!








+++ new Polish vocabulary +++





Przpraszam. - Sorry.

Przepraszam bardzo. - I am very sorry.

Jest mi bardzo przykro. - I am very sorry.

Żałuję tego. - I'm sorry about that.

Muszę za to przeprosić. - I must apologize for that.

Przyjmij moje przeprosiny. - Please accept my apology.

Mój błąd! - My mistake!

To jest mój błąd. - This is my mistake.

Moja wina! - It's my fault!

To jest moja wina. - This is my fault.

Nie ma problemu! - No problem at all!

Bez obaw! - Don't worry!

Nic się nie stało. - Nothing happened.

To może przydarzyć się każdemu. - It could have happened to
anyone.

Zapomnijmy. - Let's forget about it / Sponge over it!

Przeprosiny przyjęte. - Apology accepted.

Chcę to naprawić. - I want to straighten it out.

To jest dla mnie ważne. - This is important to me.

Pozwól mi to naprawić. - Please let me fix that.