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means feeling content, pleased, or joyful due to a positive experience or circumstance.

is an expression of desire towards someone, indicating a strong attraction or a longing to be physically or emotionally close to the person. 

a command that can be used to urge someone to start running immediately.

a simple phrase that is commonly used to indicate that one does not want any sugar added to their food or drink.

means feeling unhappy, sorrowful or emotionally distressed, often due to a specific event, situation, or personal circumstance.

a question that asks about the time when a business or establishment will stop providing service or close for the day.

means that the speaker needs more time to consider something before making a decision.

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How do you say “I'm happy.” in Polish?

“Jestem szczęśliwy.”

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