Mastering Polish: Essential Phrases for Ordering Drinks (#9 Re-Mastered)
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PlayerFM Join host Roy Coughlan and teacher Kamila in Episode 9 of the Learn Polish Podcast, as they delve into the practical topic of ordering drinks in a restaurant. This episode offers listeners valuable insights into Polish phrases, perfect for enhancing your dining experiences in Poland.
Discover how to order your favorite beverages, whether it's coffee with milk, black coffee, tea with lemon, or even mineral water. Kamila guides you through essential vocabulary, pronunciation, and useful expressions, making it easy to practice and perfect your Polish language skills.
Get ready to impress with your ability to converse comfortably in a restaurant setting, from choosing your drink to asking for the bill. Enhance your Polish-speaking journey with tips and dialogues that prepare you for real-world interactions in Polish eateries. Tune in for engaging language learning and practical fun.
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0:00 Hi, welcome to episode number nine of Learn Polish Podcast. I'm your host, Roy Calden, and I'm here with the teacher, Kamila. CzeÅÄ, Kamila. CzeÅÄ, Roy. Jak siÄ masz? Dobrze, dziÄkujÄ. A u Ciebie? Wszystko Åwietnie. Wszystko w porzÄ dku. So let's start in lesson. Today we will talk about ordering drinks in restaurant. It's a very useful topic. Yes. Do you go to restaurant? Yeah. Yeah, so let's start. When you want to order coffee, in Polish you can say, ProszÄ kawÄ z mlekiem. It means, coffee with milk, please. ProszÄ kawÄ z mlekiem. ProszÄ kawÄ z mlekiem. Okay, super.
0:43 ProszÄ kawÄ bez mleka. It means, coffee without milk, please. ProszÄ kawÄ bez mleka. ProszÄ kawÄ bez mleka. And could you not say, like normal, just a black tea? Black tea? Or black coffee, sorry. Black coffee? So you can say like that. ProszÄ czarnÄ kawÄ. ProszÄ czarnÄ kawÄ. Yeah. So you prefer black coffee. Yes. Instead of white. How do I say I prefer in Polish? Wole. Wole. Wole. Wole czarnÄ kawÄ. Wole czarnÄ kawÄ. A ja wolÄ kawÄ z mlekiem. I prefer coffee with me. Yeah.
1:25 Super. So, next drink. ProszÄ herbatÄ z cytrynÄ . It means tea with lemon, please. ProszÄ herbatÄ z cytrynÄ . ProszÄ herbatÄ z cytrynÄ . Super. ProszÄ wodÄ mineralnÄ niegazowanÄ . Mineral water, please. ProszÄ wodÄ mineralnÄ niegazowanÄ . ProszÄ wodÄ mineralnÄ niegazowanÄ . One more time. ProszÄ wodÄ mineralnÄ niegazowanÄ . I know it's very good grammar, very good pronunciation. Okay, so let's order juice. Sok pomaraÅczowy means orange juice. Sok pomaraÅczowy.
2:12 Sok pomaraÅczowy. Super, very good. So let's make dialogue. You are in a restaurant. The waiters will ask you. Co dla pana? It means what for you. Co dla pana? Dla mnie czarna kawa. Different construction. We didn't start. You said dla mnie. Dla mnie it means for me. You said dla mnie czarna kawa. For me black coffee. Okay, but let's practice another construction. ProszÄ czarnÄ kawÄ. ProszÄ czarnÄ kawa. Super. Anything else means coÅ jeszcze? CoÅ jeszcze?
2:58 Very good memory, very good grammar, Roy. I see that you have time for Polish. So, if you were a lady, the waitress will ask you, You can practice with me, yeah? Should I put on a lady's accent? No, like you normally speak. Dla mnie. Nie, co dla pani, should ask me. Oh, sorry. Co dla plana, the pani. Co dla pani, ja. ProszÄ sok pomaraÅczowy. Can you remember what does it mean? Orange juice. Super. So we have a lot of new vocabulary, so you can practice it then go to restaurant.
3:45 And when you're looking for the bill, what would you say? The bill from the waitress? Ah, so we can say, proszÄ rachunek. ProszÄ rachunek. ProszÄ. And then, because sometimes the last you want to pay by cash or credit card? Yeah, so then you ask, czy mogÄ pÅaciÄ kartÄ ? Can I pay? Czy mogÄ pÅaciÄ kartÄ ? Ja, super. Tak! Ok, co, dobrze. DziÄkujÄ bardzo. DziÄkujÄ bardzo. Do widzenia. Do usÅyszenia!
