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wyjawiać, że jest się homoseksualistą start learning
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She was not ready to come out publicly. (NiV) Jack came out to his parents long time ago. (NiV)
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sytuacja mrożąca krew w żyłach, traumatyczny moment start learning
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We didn't crash, but it was a heartstopper. something so frightening or emotionally gripping as to make one's heart seem to stop beating
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Wiesz, że Charlie jest moim najlepszym przyjacielem. przyjaciel / przyjaciółka start learning
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You know that Charlie is (like) my best friend. best friend
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start learning
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to go on holiday / to come on holiday
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start learning
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zabukować / zarezerwować bilet start learning
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I've ALREADY booked the ticket.
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start learning
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Nie to zamierzałem powiedzieć. start learning
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That's not what I was gonna say.
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umawiać się (być z kimś w związku) start learning
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Me and Charlie, we are going out. BETTER (grammatically correct): Charlie and I are going out.
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Chciałem, żebyś wiedziała. start learning
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Dziękuję, że mi powiedziałeś. start learning
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Thank you for telling me.
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Nie musisz mówić, że lubisz dziewczyny, jeśli nie lubisz. start learning
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You don't have to say you don't like girls if you don't.
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start learning
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start learning
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Nie urodziłam się w XVIII wieku. start learning
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I wasn't born in the 18th century. use Arabic numerals not Roman (like in Polish; e.g. XVII) to indicate centuries
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start learning
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start learning
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Zaczeliśmy spotkać się z Charlim kilka miesięcy temu. start learning
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Me and Charlie started going out a couple of months ago. Better (grammatically correct): Charlie and I started going out a couple of months ago.
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Zacząłem go lubić dużo wcześniej. start learning
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I started liking him way before that.
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Now we're gonna tell people?
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