Gdzie jest najbliższe boisko piłkarskie?
gdjeh yest nay-BLEEZH-sheh boh-EES-koh peew-KAHR-skye
Where is the nearest soccer field?
Usage
Asking for directions to a sports facility
Grammar Note
"Najbliższe" is the superlative of "bliski" (close). "Boisko" is neuter, so the adjective takes the -e ending
Ile kosztuje bilet na mecz?
EE-leh kosh-TOO-yeh BEE-let nah mech
How much does a match ticket cost?
Usage
Asking about ticket prices for a sporting event
Grammar Note
"Kosztuje" is 3rd person singular of "kosztować" (to cost). "Na mecz" uses the accusative after "na"
Chciałbym zagrać w tenisa
HCHAW-bihm ZAH-grach f teh-NEE-sah
I would like to play tennis
Usage
Politely expressing a wish to play a sport
Grammar Note
"Chciałbym" is male, "Chciałabym" is female. Use "w + accusative" for playing sports
Czy mogę wynająć rower?
chih MOH-geh vih-NAH-yonch ROH-vehr
Can I rent a bicycle?
Usage
Asking to rent a bicycle for outdoor sports or sightseeing
Grammar Note
"Wynająć" is the perfective infinitive (imperfective: "wynajmować") meaning "to rent". "Czy mogę" is a polite request formula
Gdzie jest siłownia?
gdjeh yest shee-WOV-nyah
Where is the gym?
Usage
Asking for the location of a gym or fitness center
Grammar Note
"Siłownia" derives from "siła" (strength/force). "Gdzie jest" = where is, the basic location question
Który zespół gra dzisiaj?
KTOO-rih ZES-poow grah DJEE-shay
Which team is playing today?
Usage
Asking which teams are competing at a sporting event
Grammar Note
"Który" is the interrogative adjective for "which." "Gra" is 3rd person singular of "grać" (to play)
Chciałbym pobiegać w parku
HCHAW-bihm poh-BYEH-gach f PAR-koo
I would like to jog in the park
Usage
Telling someone you want to jog in the park
Grammar Note
"W parku" uses the locative case of "park." The preposition "w" (in) governs the locative
Czy są tu lekcje pływania?
chih sohm too LEK-tsyeh pwih-VAH-nyah
Are there swimming lessons here?
Usage
Asking about available swimming lessons at a pool or resort
Grammar Note
"Pływania" is the genitive of "pływanie" (swimming). "Czy są" asks about the existence of something
Jaki jest wynik?
YAH-kee yest VIH-neek
What is the score?
Usage
Asking for the current score during a game
Grammar Note
"Jaki" is the masculine interrogative adjective. "Wynik" is a masculine noun meaning score/result
Czy mogę się przyłączyć do gry?
chih MOH-geh sheh pshih-WOHN-chich doh grih
Can I join the game?
Usage
Asking to join a group of people playing a sport or game
Grammar Note
"Przyłączyć się do" = to join. Takes the genitive after "do." "Czy mogę" is a polite permission request
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