Hi guys

Sophie, Zack is right: 18 (osiemnasta) is 6 pm in Poland. In English you use am and pm to distinguish morning and evening time of a day. In Polish more common is to use 24h clock, so 15 is 3 pm, 20 is 8 pm etc.

Please let me know if you have any more doubts!

Cheers:sunglasses:

Basia

Team PolishPod101.com

Osiemnasta is 18:00 Sophie :disappointed::smile::thumbsup:

Hi! I just wanted to let you know the translations for the lesson audio and materials is really wrong...

It says Jest osiemnasta = It's 6:00PM (but osiem is 8). The others ar also incorrect. Can you please fix them? Thank you!

is it possible to get a date with Joanna? :sunglasses:

Hi JP Brzechwa,

Thanks for letting us know about it. I'm sorry about the inconvenience.:disappointed:

I much appreciate your patience, and be sure we'll fix it soon. I'll inform you when it's fixed.:sweat_smile:

Thanks again!

Paloma

Team PolishPod101

Hey

Fantastic! Lovely presentation, quicker, more convenient, so far so good. Just a minor thing, in "line-by-line audio 5: Jest dziewiąta trzydzieści", it is said in English instead of Polish.

Do zobaczenia!

Janusz.

Hi DMD,

Thank you very much for your comment. To see what you'll get with Premium, please look on this page here: https://www.polishpod101.com/member/member_upnewapi.php

You will definitely be able to use your iPhone and computer together to learn.

Thanks again for your message, and good luck with your studies.

hellow

i would like to buy polish language but i want to know if i buy premium , u will provied to me all package , i want to used my iphone and computer also together, now , i,m all ready to live 3 year but my polish so bad, i thing it will help , i check anther language also i,m waiting answer,

DMD