Phrases: Travel | Eating Out (Turkish-Polish)

Phrases: Travel | Eating Out (Turkish-Polish)

Travel
General
General - Essentials
Turkish
Polish
Bana yardımcı olurmusunuz, lütfen?
Asking for help
Możesz mi pomóc? [form.:] Może Pan(i) mi pomóc?
İngilizce konuşuyor musunuz?
Czy mówisz po angielsku? [form.:] Czy mówi Pan(i) po
angielsku?
Asking if a person speaks English
_[dil]_ konuşuyor musunuz?
Czy mówisz po _ [nazwa języka] _? [form.:] Czy mówi
Pan(i) po _ [nazwa języka] _?
Asking if a person speaks a certain language
_[dil]_ konuşmuyorum.
Clarifying that you don't speak a certain language
Nie mówię po _ [nazwa języka] _.
Anlamıyorum
Explaining that you don't understand
Nie rozumiem.
General - Conversation
Turkish
Polish
Merhaba!
Standard greeting
Dzień dobry!
Selam!
Informal greeting
Cześć!
Günaydın!
Greeting used in the morning
Dzień dobry!
İyi Akşamlar!
Greeting used in the evening
Dobry wieczór!
İyi Geceler!
Dobranoc!
Greeting used when leaving in the evening/night or before going to bed
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Travel
General
Nasılsın?
Jak się masz? [form.:] Jak się Pan(i) ma?
Polite small talk enquiring about the other person's well-being
İyiyim, teşekkür ederim.
Polite reply to 'How are you?'
Dobrze, dziękuję.
Adın ne?
Asking the other person's name
Jak się nazywasz? [form.:] Jak się Pan(i) nazywa?
Benim adım _.
Telling someone your name
Nazywam się ___.
Nerelisin?
Asking about someone's origin
Skąd pochodzisz? [form.:] Skąd Pan(i) pochodzi?
Ben _lıyım.
Answering about your origin
Pochodzę z ___.
Kaç yaşındasın?
Asking about someone's age
Ile masz lat? [form.:] Ile ma Pan(i) lat?
Ben _ yaşındayım.
Answering about your age
Mam ___ lat(a).
Evet
Positive reply
Tak
Hayır
Negative reply
Nie
Lütfen
Filler word to add polite touch
Proszę
Buradan gidin!
Used when giving something to someone
Proszę bardzo!
Teşekkür ederim.
Thanking someone
Dziękuję.
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Travel
General
Çok teşekkür ederim.
Thanking someone very warmly
Dziękuję bardzo.
Rica ederim.
Politely replying to a 'thank you'
Proszę bardzo! / Nie ma za co!
Üzgünüm.
Apologizing for something
Przepraszam.
Afedersiniz.
Getting the attention of someone
Przepraszam.
Herşey yolunda.
Replying to an apology if you accept it
Nic się nie stało.
Sorun değil.
Replying to an apology if you accept it
Nie ma sprawy.
Dikkat et!
Making someone aware of a danger
Uwaga!
Acıktım.
Used when feeling hungry
Jestem głodny/-a.
Susadım.
Used when feeling thirsty
Chce mi się pić.
Yorgunum.
Used when feeling tired
Jestem zmęczony/-a.
Hastayım.
Used when feeling sick
Źle się czuję.
Bilmiyorum.
You don't know the answer to a question
Nie wiem.
Seninle tanışmak güzeldi.
Miło było cię poznać. [form.:] Miło było Panią/Pana
poznać.
Polite good-bye phrase after first meeting
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Travel
General
Güle güle!
Saying farewell
Do widzenia!
General - Complaints
Turkish
Polish
Bir şikayette bulunmak istiyorum.
Polite way of starting your complaint
Chciał(a)bym złożyć skargę.
Burada sorumlu kim?
Finding out who is responsible
Kto tu rządzi?
Bu tamamen kabul edilemez birşey!
Strongly expressing your dissatisfaction
To jest absolutnie niedopuszczalne!
Paramı geri istiyorum!
Asking for a refund
Żądam zwrotu pieniędzy!
Bir saatten fazla bir süredir bekliyoruz.
Complaining about long waiting times
Czekamy ponad godzinę.
General - Swearing
Turkish
Polish
Bu yemek bok gibi!
Rude way of showing displeasure with your food
To jedzenie smakuje jak gówno!
Bu içecek çiş gibi!
Rude way of showing displeasure with a drink
Ten napój/drink smakuje jak szczyny!
Bu yer bok çukuru!
To miejsce to obrzydliwa nora!
Rude way of showing displeasure with an establishment
Bu araba döküntü!
Rude way of showing displeasure with a car
Ten samochód to wrak!
Hizmet berbat!
Rude way of showing displeasure with the service
Obsługa jest do dupy!
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Travel
General
Bu tamamen bir soygun!
Rudely complaining about a high price
To jest totalne zdzierstwo!
Bu saçma!
Gówno prawda!
Rude way of showing disbelief in something someone said
Sen aptal bir moronsun!
Insulting a person by criticizing his/her intelligence
Kretyn/Kretynka!
Bir bok bilmiyorsun!
Insulting a person by criticizing his/her knowledge
Gówno wiesz!
Siktir git!
Rudely telling a person to leave immediately
Odwal się!
Hadi bunu dışarda halledelim!
Asking a person to fight outside of an establishment
Załatwmy to na zewnątrz!
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