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You are carrying a pram up the stairs and a neighbour offers help: what to say in Polish

You carry a pram up the stairs and a neighbour offers help.

Klatka schodowa4 linesLevel A1For life in Poland The rest of the dialogue is in the app
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How it's done. Pomóc? and Może pomóc? are short offers of help; the answer Dziękuję, dam radę means you can manage.Prepared by the Movko team, November 2026. This is language help, not legal or medical advice: check the rules with the office itself.

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THEY SPEAK FIRST
THEY SAY
Może pomóc z wózkiem?
MOH-zheh POH-moots z VOOS-kyehm?
Shall I help with the pram?
They might also say:
Pomóc? Ciężki ten wózek.
POH-moots? TSYAYNSH-kee tayn VOO-zek.
Help? That pram is heavy.
YOU REPLY
Tak, bardzo proszę. To miłe.
Tahk, BAHRD-zoh PROH-sheh. Toh MEE-veh.
Yes, please. That's kind.
Or say:Dziękuję, dam radę.
Dzyayn-KOO-eh, dahm RAH-deh.
THEY SAY
Proszę bardzo. Na które piętro?
PROH-sheh BAHRD-zoh. Nuh KTOO-reh PYAYN-troh?
There you go. To which floor?
in the app
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YOU FINISH
Na czwarte. Bardzo dziękuję!
Nuh CHFAHR-teh. BAHRD-zoh dzyayn-KOO-eh!
To the fourth. Thank you very much!

The course is in the app

This dialogue is part of the course “Polish for life in Poland”: 416 situations with audio, a pronunciation guide and spaced review.

On the website the first dialogue, the 112 category, the rescue phrases and the “Basics” are fully open.

Words worth knowing

Może
MOH-zheh
verb
can
pomóc
POH-moots
verb
to help
wózkiem
VOOS-kyehm
noun
pram (instrumental)
Tak
Tahk
adverb
yes
bardzo
BAHRD-zoh
adverb
very
proszę
PROH-sheh
verb
please

8 more words, with explanations, base forms and tap-a-word help, are in the app.

If you did not understand

Dziękuję!
Dzyayn-KOO-eh!
Thank you!

All 21 rescue phrases in Polish →

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