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en Yesterday – today – tomorrow   »   pl wczoraj – dzisiaj – jutro

10 [ten]

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

10 [dziesięć]

wczoraj – dzisiaj – jutro

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Yesterday was Saturday. Wcz--------- sob---. W______ b___ s______ W-z-r-j b-ł- s-b-t-. -------------------- Wczoraj była sobota. 0
I was at the cinema yesterday. W-zora---yłem-/ --ł-- w ---i-. W______ b____ / b____ w k_____ W-z-r-j b-ł-m / b-ł-m w k-n-e- ------------------------------ Wczoraj byłem / byłam w kinie. 0
The film was interesting. Te---ilm by----t--------y. T__ f___ b__ i____________ T-n f-l- b-ł i-t-r-s-j-c-. -------------------------- Ten film był interesujący. 0
Today is Sunday. D---ia--j-st----dz---a. D______ j___ n_________ D-i-i-j j-s- n-e-z-e-a- ----------------------- Dzisiaj jest niedziela. 0
I’m not working today. Dzisi----ie p-acu-ę. D______ n__ p_______ D-i-i-j n-e p-a-u-ę- -------------------- Dzisiaj nie pracuję. 0
I’m staying at home. Zos-a-----d-mu. Z______ w d____ Z-s-a-ę w d-m-. --------------- Zostanę w domu. 0
Tomorrow is Monday. Ju--o -e-t--o-i---i---k. J____ j___ p____________ J-t-o j-s- p-n-e-z-a-e-. ------------------------ Jutro jest poniedziałek. 0
Tomorrow I will work again. J-t-- ----u --a-uj-. Ju-r--wr-ca- -- p-a-y. J____ z____ p_______ J____ w_____ d_ p_____ J-t-o z-o-u p-a-u-ę- J-t-o w-a-a- d- p-a-y- ------------------------------------------- Jutro znowu pracuję. Jutro wracam do pracy. 0
I work at an office. Pr---ję w -i--ze. P______ w b______ P-a-u-ę w b-u-z-. ----------------- Pracuję w biurze. 0
Who is that? Kto to-je-t? K__ t_ j____ K-o t- j-s-? ------------ Kto to jest? 0
That is Peter. To--e-t-P--e-. T_ j___ P_____ T- j-s- P-t-r- -------------- To jest Peter. 0
Peter is a student. P-t-r-j--t -----nt-m. P____ j___ s_________ P-t-r j-s- s-u-e-t-m- --------------------- Peter jest studentem. 0
Who is that? Kt--t- j---? K__ t_ j____ K-o t- j-s-? ------------ Kto to jest? 0
That is Martha. To jest-Mar--a. T_ j___ M______ T- j-s- M-r-h-. --------------- To jest Martha. 0
Martha is a secretary. M-rtha -es- -e-r-tark-. M_____ j___ s__________ M-r-h- j-s- s-k-e-a-k-. ----------------------- Martha jest sekretarką. 0
Peter and Martha are friends. P--e-----art-a -- p-z-jac-ół--. P____ i M_____ s_ p____________ P-t-r i M-r-h- s- p-z-j-c-ó-m-. ------------------------------- Peter i Martha są przyjaciółmi. 0
Peter is Martha’s friend. Pe-e--j--t-p------i-l-m-Ma-t-y. --Pe--- je-- c-ł-p--i-m-M-rthy. P____ j___ p___________ M______ / P____ j___ c_________ M______ P-t-r j-s- p-z-j-c-e-e- M-r-h-. / P-t-r j-s- c-ł-p-k-e- M-r-h-. --------------------------------------------------------------- Peter jest przyjacielem Marthy. / Peter jest chłopakiem Marthy. 0
Martha is Peter’s friend. Mar--a-j--t -rz----iółk- -et--a.------ta je---dz---cz--ą--ete--. M_____ j___ p___________ P______ / M____ j___ d_________ P______ M-r-h- j-s- p-z-j-c-ó-k- P-t-r-. / M-r-a j-s- d-i-w-z-n- P-t-r-. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Martha jest przyjaciółką Petera. / Marta jest dziewczyną Petera. 0

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