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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [osiemdziesiąt dziewięć]

Tryb rozkazujący 1

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! J-st-ś--aki-le-i-y - taka--eni-- –-ni---ą----------n--y-- tak--------! J_____ t___ l_____ / t___ l_____ – n__ b___ t___ l_____ / t___ l______ J-s-e- t-k- l-n-w- / t-k- l-n-w- – n-e b-d- t-k- l-n-w- / t-k- l-n-w-! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesteś taki leniwy / taka leniwa – nie bądź taki leniwy / taka leniwa! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! Śp--- -a---ł--o-- ni-----j --- ---go! Ś____ t__ d____ – n__ ś___ t__ d_____ Ś-i-z t-k d-u-o – n-e ś-i- t-k d-u-o- ------------------------------------- Śpisz tak długo – nie śpij tak długo! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Przy-hodzi-- tak ----o --ni- p-----odź -------no! P___________ t__ p____ – n__ p________ t__ p_____ P-z-c-o-z-s- t-k p-ź-o – n-e p-z-c-o-ź t-k p-ź-o- ------------------------------------------------- Przychodzisz tak późno – nie przychodź tak późno! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Śmi-je-z-się -ak-g-ośn- – --e-ś-iej-się -a- --o-n-! Ś_______ s__ t__ g_____ – n__ ś____ s__ t__ g______ Ś-i-j-s- s-ę t-k g-o-n- – n-e ś-i-j s-ę t-k g-o-n-! --------------------------------------------------- Śmiejesz się tak głośno – nie śmiej się tak głośno! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Mó-is- t-- c-cho –--ie---- -a---i--o! M_____ t__ c____ – n__ m__ t__ c_____ M-w-s- t-k c-c-o – n-e m-w t-k c-c-o- ------------------------------------- Mówisz tak cicho – nie mów tak cicho! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Pi------a--u-- - -i--p-- --k-dużo! P_____ z_ d___ – n__ p__ t__ d____ P-j-s- z- d-ż- – n-e p-j t-k d-ż-! ---------------------------------- Pijesz za dużo – nie pij tak dużo! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Pa---z--- duż--– ----p-- t-- ---o! P_____ z_ d___ – n__ p__ t__ d____ P-l-s- z- d-ż- – n-e p-l t-k d-ż-! ---------------------------------- Palisz za dużo – nie pal tak dużo! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! P--cuje-----k d-żo - ni--p-a--- t-k-----! P________ t__ d___ – n__ p_____ t__ d____ P-a-u-e-z t-k d-ż- – n-e p-a-u- t-k d-ż-! ----------------------------------------- Pracujesz tak dużo – nie pracuj tak dużo! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Je------ tak s----- --ni- je-ź-ta- s-y-k-! J_______ t__ s_____ – n__ j___ t__ s______ J-d-i-s- t-k s-y-k- – n-e j-d- t-k s-y-k-! ------------------------------------------ Jedziesz tak szybko – nie jedź tak szybko! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! P-os-ę-ws-ać--p-n-e M---e-! - -i-ch ----w-ta-i---p-n-e Mü-l-r! P_____ w_____ p____ M______ / N____ p__ w_______ p____ M______ P-o-z- w-t-ć- p-n-e M-l-e-! / N-e-h p-n w-t-n-e- p-n-e M-l-e-! -------------------------------------------------------------- Proszę wstać, panie Müller! / Niech pan wstanie, panie Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! P-o--ę-u---ść, -a--e--ü----- / N-e-----n ---ądzi----a-i--M---er! P_____ u______ p____ M______ / N____ p__ u________ p____ M______ P-o-z- u-i-ś-, p-n-e M-l-e-! / N-e-h p-n u-i-d-i-, p-n-e M-l-e-! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Proszę usiąść, panie Müller! / Niech pan usiądzie, panie Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! P-o-z---i--z-eć----n-e M-l--r!-- Niec- --------zi--p-nie -ü--er! P_____ s________ p____ M______ / N____ p__ s______ p____ M______ P-o-z- s-e-z-e-, p-n-e M-l-e-! / N-e-h p-n s-e-z-, p-n-e M-l-e-! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Proszę siedzieć, panie Müller! / Niech pan siedzi, panie Müller! 0
Be patient! P---zę b-ć cie---iw-m / c--rpliw-- ---i-ch --n-/ -a-i----zie-cie--l-w- ---i---l-wa! P_____ b__ c_________ / c_________ / N____ p__ / p___ b_____ c________ / c_________ P-o-z- b-ć c-e-p-i-y- / c-e-p-i-ą- / N-e-h p-n / p-n- b-d-i- c-e-p-i-y / c-e-p-i-a- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Proszę być cierpliwym / cierpliwą! / Niech pan / pani będzie cierpliwy / cierpliwa! 0
Take your time! P----ę-si- -----pie--y-! / -iec--s-ę -a--/ -an- n----piesz-! P_____ s__ n__ ś________ / N____ s__ p__ / p___ n__ ś_______ P-o-z- s-ę n-e ś-i-s-y-! / N-e-h s-ę p-n / p-n- n-e ś-i-s-y- ------------------------------------------------------------ Proszę się nie śpieszyć! / Niech się pan / pani nie śpieszy! 0
Wait a moment! Pros-ę-c-wilę--ac--kać! P_____ c_____ z________ P-o-z- c-w-l- z-c-e-a-! ----------------------- Proszę chwilę zaczekać! 0
Be careful! Proszę -y--os-r-żn-m-/-o--ro---! P_____ b__ o________ / o________ P-o-z- b-ć o-t-o-n-m / o-t-o-n-! -------------------------------- Proszę być ostrożnym / ostrożną! 0
Be punctual! Pro-zę -yć--u-k-u--nym - pu-kt-al-ą! P_____ b__ p__________ / p__________ P-o-z- b-ć p-n-t-a-n-m / p-n-t-a-n-! ------------------------------------ Proszę być punktualnym / punktualną! 0
Don’t be stupid! P-osz--n----yć -ł--i--- --u--ą! P_____ n__ b__ g_____ / g______ P-o-z- n-e b-ć g-u-i- / g-u-i-! ------------------------------- Proszę nie być głupim / głupią! 0

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