W jednym miejscu masz "cygar" zamiast "cygaro".

Poza tym mama i syn nie są internacjonalizmami.

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P.S. Uprzejmość nakazuje rozpoczęcie zdania od dzień dobry, poza tym nie przypominam sobie abyśmy byli na ty. Pozdrawiam!

Really nice article.

Some of the words we also have in my native language (dutch).
Like gratis, nic (niets). The pronounciation is similar only the writing is different.

At this point i am just trying to learn some basic sentences not to introduce myself, but to be able to tell someone
what I have been doing during the day or the weekend.
Mostly by writing it down and to memorize more verbs that i would personally use. Since i will not ask everyday where someone is from etc.

I noticed that starting with only being introducing myself helds me back in a lot of languages to learn more. I even bought some young children books (5-7 years) just to learn how sentences are build and to translate them back to my native language. It's quite hard to get a hand on dutch-polish books here in poland in which the dutch sentences are make sense for my for daily use. So everything is translated from dutch to english to polish. Which is also less practical for me. But for now it feels i will be able to manage this. Only the cases, since we don't have these so strong in dutch like in german or even polish it will be a nice challenge.

Personally I hope to read more of your articles because this one was really nice to read and is making me more motivated to keep up learn polish and i might be able to have a short conversation in a while.

Nice article! This will be useful to a friend of mine. I just wanted to mention the word "absurdidador" doesn't exist in Spanish, "absurdo" does. Cheers!