PolishA2Lesson 6.2
🇵🇱 Polish A2 · Lesson 6.2

Studia i dzień pracy — Studies & work routine

Describe your studies and your daily work routine.

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studiowaćto study (at university) 🔊
uniwersytetuniversity 🔊
zaczynaćto start / begin 🔊
kończyćto finish / end 🔊
odsince / for (a time) 🔊
przerwabreak 🔊

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« Studiuję na uniwersytecie od dwóch lat i pracuję wieczorem. » 🔊
I've studied at university for two years and I work in the evening.
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Co studiujesz? 🔊What do you study?
Studiuję informatykę na uniwersytecie od dwóch lat. 🔊I've studied computer science at university for two years.
I pracujesz? 🔊And do you work?
Tak, zaczynam pracę o dziewiątej i kończę o siedemnastej. 🔊Yes, I start work at nine and finish at five.
Masz przerwę w ciągu dnia? 🔊Do you have a break during the day?
Grammar in focus · 'od' for duration

'od' means 'since' or 'for' a period and takes the genitive: « Studiuję od dwóch lat. » (I've studied for two years), « Pracuję tu od stycznia. » (I've worked here since January). Note Polish uses the present tense for an action still going on. Routine verbs: 'zaczynam o…' (I start at…), 'kończę o…' (I finish at…).

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Describe your day: when you start, finish, and how long you've studied/worked.

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Świetnie! Use 'od' + genitive for duration. Example: « Pracuję w tej firmie od roku. »

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1. "To study (at university)" is…
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