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Learning at least a phrase or two of a foreign language can be fun and useful. If you have a Polish friend whose birthday is just around the corner, surprise them with a Happy Birthday! in their native tongue.
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Don't worry about how it's spelled or what it looks like. You aren't learning a whole language here. Focus on imitating the sound.
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Here's what it looks like. Wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji urodzin [1] X Research source
- Now, forget you ever saw that.
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Here's how to say it. Fshistkiego-nailep-shego-zokahzee uhrojeen [2] X Research source
- The ai in Nailep is long: think eye
- There is a slight pause before the last phrase. String the first four together quickly, then pause for a second and land on the last.
- Keep practicing until you have it memorized.
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Check out The Polski Blog for a very helpful audio clip.
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QuestionHow do I say the days of the week in Polish?Community AnswerMonday -- poniedziałek. Tuesday -- wtorek. Wednesday -- środa. Thursday -- czwartek. Friday -- piątek. Saturday -- sobota. Sunday -- niedziela.
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QuestionHow do I say "cheers" in Polish?Community Answer"Twoje zdrowie" is how you say cheers in Polish. You can go to Duolingo.com to learn languages for free if you want to know more Polish phrases!
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QuestionHow do you say "Happy 60th Birthday" in Polish?Community AnswerIn Polish, "Happy Sixtieth Birthday" would be: "Szczęśliwe sześćdziesiąte urodziny".
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Things You'll Need
- A Polish friend
- Birthday cake
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To say "Happy Birthday" in Polish, slowly pronounce "Fshistkiego-nailep-shego-zokahzee uhrojeen." The first four words are pronounced quickly and there should be a pause before "uhrojeen." Practicing each syllable slowly will help you memorize the phrase. For a shorter version that translates to "100 years" and is often used to say "Happy Birthday" in Poland, try the phrase "Sto-Lat!" For some pronunciation tips, scroll down!
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