Elena B.
Italian
Jun 23, 2026
Joanna è simpaticissima ed è molto piacevole chiacchierare con lei. Il suo italiano è molto avanzato! A parte qualche piccolo errore di pronuncia, riesce a condurre una conversazione su tanti temi diversi.
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One overall comment - in Polish most of the nouns are written with small letters. Exceptions are all the names, names of the cities, streets, newspapers, citizenship, etc.
To jest pani Monika Kowalska. Monika jest moją sekretarką.
In formal language we do not use first names without surname. Especially during introductions. Later on, when people get to know better in spoken language it's quite common to use forms such "Ms. Monika" or "Mr.Piotr" but not during introductions, ie.:
- Pani Moniko, czy mogłaby Pani to dla mnie skserować? (Ms. Monika, would you mind copying this for me?)
- Panie Piotrze, podsumowując, spotykamy się jutro o 9:00 w moim biurze. (Mr. Piotr, to summarise, we have a meeting tomorrow morning at 9 am in my office.)
