English phrasebook

Pronunciation

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, q, p, r, s, t, u, w, x, v, y, With

Good morning (general): Hello (Hello)
Hi: Hi (high)
Good morning): Good morning (gud morning)
Good afternoon): Good afternoon. (gud afternun)
Good evening: Good evening. (gud iwning)
Goodbye: Goodbye. (gud baj)
Good night: Good night. (gud the best)
How do you do?: How are you? (ar noise already?)
Well thank you.: Fine, thank you. (cool, thenk ju)
What's your name?: What's your name? (Latvian Yor Nejm?)
My name is...: My name is ... (have nym ys)
Nice to meet you.: Pleased to meet you. (the myth is here already)
Yes: Yes (jesus)
Not: No (no)
Please.: Please. (Pliz)
Thank you.: Thank you. (thenk ju)
You're welcome: Don't mention it (dont menszyn yt), You're welcome (yor sob)
Excuse me: Excuse me. (excuse me) - an example of a salutation, eg Excuse me, can I have some tea?
I'm sorry.: I am sorry. (ajm sori)
I do not speak English.: I don't speak English. (aj dont spik inglisz)
Could you repeat it?: Could you that repeat? (kud ju that ripit)
You speak Polish?: Do you speak Polish? (are you going to spik?)
Anyone speaking polish?: Does anyone here speak Polish? (das enylan hir spik polisz?)
I do not understand: I don't understand. (aj dont anderstend)
Where are the toilets?: Where are the restrooms (USA) / toilets (UK)? (łer ar de restrums / tojlets)

Help!: Help! ('help)
I need help.: I need your help. (aj nid jor help)
I got lost.: I'm lost. (ajm lost)
Is there a doctor here?: Is it any doctor here? (is yt eny doctor hir)
I'm sick.: I feel sick. (I have a piss)
I have a headache / arm / leg / back pain.: I've got a head / hand / leg / back-ache. (ajw got a hed / hend / leg / bekejk)
Where is the nearest hospital?: Where is the nearest hospital? (łej is ys the nirest hospital)
An accident happened.: There was an accident. (ther łoz en eksident)
There was a fire in the building next door.: It's a fire in the building next to me. (yts e fajer in the bilding nekst to mi)
Can I make a call from your phone?: Can I call by your phone? (ken aj kol baj jor fon)
My phone / wallet / luggage was stolen.: My phone / vallet / luggage is stolen. (maj fon / łolet / lagydż ys stolen)
Call the police!: Call the police! (kol the polis)

How can I get to ...: How can I get to ... (noise ken aj get it)
Does this bus go through ...: Does that bus go through ... (das that bas pig thru)
Where can I buy a ticket?: Where can I buy a ticket? (łer ken aj baj e tiket)
How much is the ticket?: How much costs one ticket?
Is there a discount for students / seniors?: Is it some half-price tickets for students / elderly people? (ys yt sam half prajs tiket for students / erderly pipol)
Where is the taxi rank / metro station / train station / bus stop?: Where is a taxi rank / metro station / railway station / bus stop? (łer ys e taksi renk / metro stejszyn / rejlwej stejszyn / bass stop)
Which stop should I get off at?: On which stop should I get off? (he łicz stap szud aj get of)
When does the bus number ... leave?: What time is the bus number ...? (łot tajm ys the bas namber)

breakfast: breakfast (brekfest)
lunch: diner (dyne)
dinner: supper (sapper)
soup: soup (sup)
main course: main course (mejn kors)
dessert: dessert (desert)
juice: juice (jus)
fruit: fruits (fruts)
vegetables: vegetables (vedżetejbels)
Is there a free table?: Is there a free table? (ys ther e fri tejbyl)
Can you ask for the menu?: May I ask for menu? (mej aj ask ju for meni)
Which dish do you recommend?: Which main course do you recommend? (count my kors du already recommended)
How much is a soup / glass of juice?: How much cost a soup / a glass of juice? (noise macz kost e sup / e glas of dżus)
Can I pay by card?: Can I pay by credit card? (ken aj pej pej kreditkard)
The food was very tasty.: The meal was delicious. (the miles of wives deliszys)
The soup was too cold.: The soup was too cold. (the sup łoz tu kold)

room for two people / for one person: room for two / one person. (rum for tu / łan person)
nice room: lovely room (lawly rum)
I don't like this place.: I don't like this place. (aj dont like this plejs)
How much is one night at your hotel?: How much costs one night in your hotel? (noise macz kosts łan most in jor hotel)
How much is breakfast?: How much costs breakfast? (noise mice kosts brekfest)
I would like to book two double rooms for three days.: I'd like to book two rooms for two for three days. (ajd lajk tu buk tu rums for tu for thri dejs)
Can I see the room?: May I look in the room? (mej aj luk in the rum)
What time do I have to leave the room?: When have I left room? (łen hew aj left rum)
How far is it from here to the center?: How far is from here to centrum? (noise far ys from hir tu sentrum)