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„friendly” All the students in my class are very friendly.
- przyjazny
„kind” It's very kind of you to help me.
- uprzejmy
„quiet” The streets are always very quiet on Sunday evenings.
- cichy
„serious” My brother is always very serious.
- poważny
„stupid” Sometimes Sally talks to me like I'm stupid!
- głupi
„talkative” My mum's a very talkative person.
- rozgadany
„unfriendly” Some of the students in my class are very unfriendly.
- nieprzyjazny
„unkind” She says some very unkind things sometimes.
- niemiły
„often” I often go through the park on my way home from school.
- często
„usually” I usually get up at about 8.
- zazwyczaj
„around” A lot of famous people live around here.
- w pobliżu
„phone” I'm at work now – phone me later.
- telefon
„text” Text me when you get there.
- napisać sms
„quite” It is quite cold at night.
- całkiem
„really” She's been really ill.
- naprawdę
„very” Joe looks very happy.
- bardzo
„joke” Stop making jokes about my hair!
- żart
„laugh” We couldn't stop laughing.
- śmiać się
„test” I passed my history test.
- test
„brother” This is my brother Dave.
- brat
„children” How many children have you got?
- dzieci
„daughter” They have two daughters.
- córka
„husband” This is my husband Roy.
- mąż
„parents” I live with my parents.
- rodzice
„sister” I share a bedroom with my sister.
- siostra
„son” I have two sons and a daughter.
- syn
„bed” It's time to go to bed.
- ózko
„best” This is the best Chinese restaurant in town.
- najlepszy
„big” Tess lives in a big house in the country.
- duży
„bored” She gets bored very easily.
- znudzony
„choir” Sue sings in the school choir.
- chór
„latest” These shoes are the latest fashion.
- najnowszy
„none” None of the other children could speak Italian.
- żaden
„nose” She had a spot on her nose.
- nos
„plan” Their plan is to travel around Europe by train.
- plan
„prompt” Follow the prompts that the computer gives you.
- wskazówka
„singing” Dad is always singing in the shower!
- śpiewać
„sleep” Did you sleep well last night?
- spać
„Ukraine” The Ukraine play the Netherlands at football tonight.
- Ukraina
„unusual” He has an unusual name.
- niezwykły
„voice” I could hear voices outside.
- głos
„family tree” Harry's researching his family tree.
- drzewo rodzinne
„apartment” Let's meet at your apartment.
- mieszkanie
„energetic” Puppies and kittens are very energetic.
- pełen energii
„lively” The office where I work is a very lively place.
- pełen życia
„Moscow” Moscow is the capital of Russia.
- Moskwa
„single” Do you have any single friends?
- stanu wolnego
„clubbing” When we were in Ibiza, we went out clubbing every night.
- clubbing
„December” My favourite month of the year is December.
- grudzień
„June” We're going on holiday in June.
- czerwiec
„month” Helena is having a baby in 6 months.
- miesiąc
„once” I go shopping once a week.
- raz
„twice” I go swimming twice a week.
- dwa razy
„week” I started my new job three weeks ago.
- tydzień
„year” Only the Queen has two birthdays a year.
- rok
„false” Decide if these statements are true or false.
- fałszywy
„true” Decide if these statements are true or false.
- prawdziwy
„awful” What awful food!
- okropny
„difficult” Skiing isn't difficult, but it takes practice.
- trudny
„interest” Classic cars are my main interest.
- zainteresowanie
„interesting” A good teacher can make any subject interesting.
- interesujący
„wonderful” It's wonderful to see you again!
- wspaniały
„free” Are you free on Tuesday night?
- wolny
„suggest” Doctors suggest eating five pieces of fruit and vegetables every day.
- sugerować
„celebrate” How do you usually celebrate your birthday?
- świętować
„occasion” I've seen her on several occasions.
- okazja
„dance” I can't dance – I've got a broken toe!
- tańczyć
„invite” Are you going to invite your ex-boyfriend to your birthday party?
- zapraszać
„special” Eighteen is a very special age for a young person in the UK.
- specjalny
„wear” I decided to wear my blue dress.
- nosić
„architect” Her dad is an architect.
- architekt
„bride” The bride always throws her flowers at the end of the wedding.
- panna młoda
„bridegroom” The bridegroom is wearing a grey suit and a flower in his lapel.
- pan młody
„Crete” They have a holiday home in Greece, on the island of Crete.
- Kreta
„gorgeous” Carlo is gorgeous – has he got a girlfriend?
- zachwycający
„historian” AJP Taylor was a famous British historian.
- historyk
„island” Britain is an island.
- wyspa
„join” I want to join a running club.
- dołączyć
„local” You can now get these fruits in your local supermarket.
- lokalny
„Mediterranean” My parents are on a cruise of the Mediterranean.
- Morze Śródziemne
„never” I never remember to do my homework!
- nigdy
„preparation” He sometimes spends hours on the preparation of one meal.
- przygotowanie
„reception” We were not invited to the wedding reception.
- przyjęcie
„sea” I can see the sea from my hotel window.
- morze
„wedding” Last weekend I went to a wedding in Yorkshire.
- ślub
„gift” Thank you – what a lovely gift!
- podarunek
„include” The film festival includes several Chinese movies.
- obejmować/zawierać
„meat” I don't eat very much meat.
- mięso
„serve” Could you serve the vegetables?
- podawać
„sheep” In Wales and New Zealand there are more sheep than people.
- owca
„whole” Billy eats a whole loaf of bread every day!
- cały
„custom” It's custom in my country to say please and thank you for everything.
- zwyczaj
„happen” Did anything interesting happen at school today?
- zdarzyć się
„nationality” 'What nationality is Pedro?' 'He's Mexican.'
- narodowość
„exchange” I exchanged my red shoes for Sue's leather belt.
- wymiana
„graduation” It's my little brother's graduation today.
- ukończenie szkoły
„housewarming” There's a very noisy housewarming party next door and we weren't invited!
- parapetówka
„adverb” The adverb of 'good' is 'well'.
- przysłówek
„cat” My girlfriend loves cats – they're her favourite animals.
- kot
„aunt” I'm going to stay with my aunt.
- ciocia
„cousin” Jane and I are cousins.
- kuzyn
„father” My father is German.
- tata
„grandfather” My grandfather is eighty-four today.
- dziadzio
„grandmother” This is a photograph of my grandmother.
- babcia
„mother” My mother is Dominican.
- mama
„nervous” Julie looked nervous before the test.
- zdenerwowany
„night” I go to bed at 11 o'clock every night.
- noc
„uncle” Uncle Mike always visits us at Christmas.
- wujek
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A1 m03.txt
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Updated
2014-01-24T01:35:18Z
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