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pouvez vous me donné des phrases ou des mots que vous utilisé au quotidien avec la traduction ?
pouvez vous me donné des phrases ou des mots que vous utilisé au quotidien avec la traduction ?
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Cześć/Siema - Salut
Co u ciebie? - Comment ça va?
Chodź zapalić - Allez, enflame
Będę za 5 minut - Je serai dans 5 minutes
Wyglądasz ślicznie - Tu es belle
Jestem głodny, chodź na kebaba - J’ai faim, viens, sur un kebab
Spadam, narazie/ Muszę lecieć - Je dois y aller
- Polish
Fajne - C'est chouette
Pośpiesz się!- Dépêche - toi!
Do zobaczenia! - À tout de suite!
Czemu nic nie mówisz? - Pourquoi tu te tais?
Wszystko mi jedno - Cela m'est égal
Nie martw się - Ne t'en fais pas
Chodź tutaj! - Viens ici!
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