Form the conditional for polite wishes and requests.
A guest politely books a table at a restaurant in Kraków.
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The conditional is built on the past-tense stem plus the particle « by » and a personal ending: chciał + by + m → chciałbym (I would like, m.); chciała + by + m → chciałabym (f.). Endings: -bym (ja), -byś (ty), -by (on/ona/ono), -byśmy (my), -byście (wy), -by (oni/one). The gender of the participle still shows: mężczyzna chciałby, kobieta chciałaby. Use it for polite wishes and requests: « Chciałbym kawę », « Czy mógłby Pan pomóc? » The « by » can detach and attach to a conjunction: « Wolałbym, żebyś przyszedł jutro. »
Write a short polite message (4–5 sentences) asking a hotel to change your booking. Use at least two conditional forms.
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