Dowcipy Angielsko–Polskie 2

Description

Dowcipy Angielsko – Polskie 2 is a great way for Polish people to practise their English – and for foreigners who are trying to learn Polish. Great jokes like:

Angry woman: If I were your wife, I’d put poison in your tea.

Winston Churchill: Madam, if I were your husband, I’d drink it.

 

angry – rozzłoszczony (We also give you vocabulary to help you)

to put (put, put) in – wlać, wsypać, włożyć

poison – trucizna

 

And on the next page, you can read a translation in Polish

Rozzłoszczona kobieta: Gdybym była pańską żoną, wlałabym trucizny do pana herbaty.

Winston Churchill: Szanowna pani, gdybym był pani mężem, wypiłbym ją.

Dowcipy Angielsko–Polskie 2 Cartoons

There are lots of great cartoons in the book, all drawn by the award-winning Lithuanian cartoonist Ilja Bereznickas.

On Noah’s ark, Noah and his wife were counting the animals into the ark.

Noah: Two elephants?

Noah’s wife: Yes.

Noah: Two mice?

Noah’s wife: Yes.

Noah: Two rabbits?

Noah’s wife: No, twenty-six rabbits.

Noah: But I told you to find two of each species.

Noah’s wife: Yes, but that was yesterday.

Dowcipy Angielsko–Polskie 2 Quiz!

There are quizzes to test your level of English using jokes.

Easy English  Intermediate English  Advanced English

Ready to buy Dowcipy Angielsko–Polskie 2 ? Which version do you need?

Thousands of people have bought Dowcipy Angielsko–Polskie which is available in a variety of formats but you need to choose the correct version for your device. (Don’t worry if you get it wrong, contact us and we’ll send you the correct version).

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Also please contact us if you’re not sure which version you need and we’ll be happy to advise you.

If you are a teacher or school, please contact us for very special rates for class licences of the book.

If you prefer to buy the book from AMAZON or SMASHWORDS, that is also possible.

 When you’re trying to improve your skills in a foreign language, reading is one of the best ways – and reading jokes is probably the best of all.