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mChat in Polish?

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Stasia
Poland

mChat in Polish?

Post by Stasia »

As you have probably noted, Duome now has a chat option. If you haven't noted, look in the upper right corner of this page, like this:
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Would there be an interest to have a weekly Polish hour on the mChat?... Both for native speakers and learners? I posted a topic with the same question on the Polish language forum.

Europe evening hours correspond to American afternoon hours, so for example 7 pm in Europe is 1 pm Eastern time in the US/noon Central time/10 am Pacific time.

Mondays 7 pm European time/1 pm Eastern time are taken by French speakers. What do you think, maybe Wednesday 7 pm Europe/1 pm Eastern time US? Any other ideas?

Paging [mention]Jetdriver[/mention]... [mention]RazTheOne[/mention]... [mention]Davey944676[/mention]... I don't know who else...? :roll:

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Davey944676
Great Britain

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Davey944676 »

That sounds good to me. Thanks for arranging it, [mention]Stasia[/mention] :)

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Jetdriver
Great Britain

Re: mChat in Polish?

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I can try and make 7pm next Wednesday [mention]Stasia[/mention]

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MoniqueMaRie
Germany

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by MoniqueMaRie »

What is the time now?

7pm cest or 7pm for Great Britain and Portugal?

(I wanted to peek in from time to time though I'm usually not available on Wednesdays, especially not after 19:30 cest)

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Stasia
Poland

Re: mChat in Polish?

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MoniqueMaRie wrote: Tue May 10, 2022 2:07 pm

What is the time now?

7pm cest or 7pm for Great Britain and Portugal?

(I wanted to peek in from time to time though I'm usually not available on Wednesdays, especially not after 19:30 cest)

That was the confusion last week. :D 7 pm EUROPE. That would be 6 pm in England. Sorry I missed the French chat yesterday, I had some other stuff going on.

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Meli578588
Italy

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Meli578588 »

Hi

...Was wondering if anyone could help me with doing my Polish lessons on the keyboard or phone.
Getting all my answers wrong now. ( Letters are different

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Davey944676
Great Britain

Re: mChat in Polish?

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Meli578588 wrote: Sun Jun 19, 2022 11:37 pm

Hi

...Was wondering if anyone could help me with doing my Polish lessons on the keyboard or phone.
Getting all my answers wrong now. ( Letters are different.) ...

Hi, Meli. Posted a reply on mchat earlier but I was a bit late and you probably missed it. Maybe you wil see this here if you get a notification. :)

...It's usually easy to add a Polish keyboard in your device's keyboard settings (without changing your device's system language) and toggle between keyboards. Most are then obvious, i.e. hold "z" to choose "ż" or "ź".

Less obvious is "Ł" (hold "L"), which is a "crossed L" and sounds like an English "W" :)...

I hope that helps - at least a little bit. :)

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Dana_Dany Danuta
Poland

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Dana_Dany Danuta »

Hi, [mention]Meli578588[/mention], maybe this will help you. :)

Diacritics in polish.

https://duolingo.hobune.stream/comment/43959378

Polish diacritical marks are entered with the RIGHT ALT + key combination + the selected letter, where the "+" sign means that these two keys must be pressed simultaneously. Make sure you press keys such as ALT or SHIFT first. So hit the combination:
RIGHT ALT + a to get "ą",
RIGHT ALT + c to get "ć",
RIGHT ALT + e to get "ę",
RIGHT ALT + l to get "ł",
RIGHT ALT + n to get "ń",
RIGHT ALT + o to get "ó",
RIGHT ALT + s to get "ś",
RIGHT ALT + z to get "ż",
and the exception RIGHT ALT + x to get "ź"

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Meli578588
Italy

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Meli578588 »

Thank you very much.

Those are really helpful !
🙂🙂

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Dana_Dany Danuta
Poland

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Dana_Dany Danuta »

Hi, [mention]Meli578588[/mention] .... little addition. :)
Jak wstawić polskie litery / znaki w systemie Android na tablecie

Have a nice day. :D

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Meli578588
Italy

Re: mChat in Polish?

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I started the Polish course with two lovely people’s recommendation.🙂

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Dana_Dany Danuta
Poland

Re: mChat in Polish?

Post by Dana_Dany Danuta »

Cała przyjemność po mojej stronie. :)

[mention]Meli578588[/mention], I'm glad that you did it and you will be able to do it now! hehe :D

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