Polish Phrases Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ktora jest godzina?

The correct phrase, "Która jest godzina?", means "What time is it?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish phrases, but they do not ask for the current hour:

Gdzie jest godzina? - "Where is the hour?" (grammatically correct, but not a natural way to ask the time)

Ile kosztuje zegarek? - "How much does the watch cost?" (related to a time-related object, but not asking the time)

Czy dzisiaj jest poniedziałek? - "Is today Monday?" (a correct question about time, but unrelated to asking the current hour)

Answer: Gdzie jest dworzec kolejowy?

The correct phrase, "Gdzie jest dworzec kolejowy?", means "Where is the train station?" in Polish. The other options are real Polish phrases but do not ask about the location of the train station:

Gdzie jest autobus? - "Where is the bus?"

Ile kosztuje bilet? - "How much is the ticket?"

Czy dworzec jest blisko? - "Is the train station nearby?"

Answer: Ile kosztuja jablka?

The correct phrase, "Ile kosztują jabłka?", means "How much do the apples cost?" in Polish. The other options are real Polish phrases but do not ask about the price of apples:

Gdzie jest jabłko? - "Where is the apple?"

Ile kosztuje gruszka? - "How much does the pear cost?"

Jabłko jest czerwone? - Is the apple red?

Answer: Czy czujesz sie dobrze?

The correct phrase, "Czy czujesz się dobrze?", means "Are you feeling well?" in Polish. The other options are real Polish phrases but do not ask about how someone is feeling:

Jak się masz? - "How are you?"

Czy jesteś zmęczony? - "Are you tired?"

Czy masz czas? - "Do you have time?"

Answer: Czy macie to w wiekszym rozmiarze?

The correct phrase, "Czy macie to w większym rozmiarze?", means "Do you have this in a bigger size?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish phrases that are related to shopping, but they do not directly ask for a bigger size:

Gdzie mogę znaleźć mniejszy rozmiar? - "Where can I find a smaller size?"

Czy mogę spróbować inny rozmiar? - "Can I try a different size?"

Czy macie w innym kolorze? - "Do you have it in another color?"

Answer: Jaka jest pogoda?

The correct phrase, "Jaka jest pogoda?", means "What is the weather like?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish sentences related to weather, but they do not ask generally about the weather:

Czy pada deszcz dzisiaj? - "Is it raining today?"

Czy jest słonecznie teraz? - "Is it sunny now?"

Czy jest zimno na zewnątrz? - "Is it cold outside?"

Answer: Gdzie mieszkasz?

The correct phrase, "Gdzie mieszkasz?", means "Where do you live?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish sentences related to living, but they do not directly ask for the person's location:

Czy mieszkasz w Polsce? - "Do you live in Poland?"

Czy mieszkasz w dużym mieście? - "Do you live in a big city?"

Czy twoje mieszkanie jest blisko szkoły? - "Is your apartment near the school?"

Answer: Ile masz lat?

The correct phrase, "Ile masz lat?", means "How old are you?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish sentences related to age or personal information, but they do not directly ask for the person's age:

Czy masz dużo lat? - "Do you have many years?"

Czy masz mało lat? - "Do you have few years?"

Czy masz rodzeństwo? - "Do you have siblings?"

Answer: Czy moge prosic o wode?

The correct phrase, "Czy mogę prosić o wodę?", means "Can I have some water?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish sentences related to drinks, but they do not ask specifically for water:

Czy mogę prosić o herbatę? - "Can I have some tea?"

Czy mogę prosić o sok? - "Can I have some juice?"

Czy masz wodę w butelce? - "Do you have water in a bottle?"

Answer: Czy to miejsce jest wolne?

The correct phrase, "Czy to miejsce jest wolne?", means "Is this seat free?" in Polish. The other options are grammatically correct Polish sentences related to seats or sitting, but they do not ask exactly if this seat is free:

Czy to miejsce jest zajęte? - "Is this seat taken?"

Czy mogę usiąść obok ciebie? - "Can I sit next to you?"

Czy masz wolne krzesło? - "Do you have a free chair?"