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Dear kamka,
the following Polish sentences are from a philological article analysing the differneces of imperative usage in the German and the Polish language. Published in a German Slavonic-studies magazine, most of them are not accompanied by a German translation. May I therefore kindly ask you for helping me with their translations? Thanks.
Nie m
oh my. No wonders you're having problems with translating these - most are sort of archaic, I can see some sentences are from Prus's "Lalka" which was written in what, the 19th century.
I'll have my shot at translating these, but I can't promise it's going to be successful :lol:
Nie m
[quote=kamka]oh my. No wonders you're having problems with translating these - most are sort of archaic, I can see some sentences are from Prus's "Lalka" which was written in what, the 19th century.
I'll have my shot at translating these, but I can't promise it's going to be successful :lol:
Nie m
I'm glad I could help :)
the Russian equivalent of Polish "niech" is "pust' ":)