"Good morning and goodbye."
Translation:Dzień dobry i do widzenia.
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In another example, it wanted "cześć" as another possible answer for "good bye," but it did not accept it here. When is cześć appropriate?
"cześć" is informal, so generally with people you would use "bye" rather than "goodbye". Children and teenagers, your colleagues, people you know well.
Why is this not Dzien dobry i dobranoc? I have yet to learn this zegnaj word.
"żegnaj" sounds like "farewell". As if you were never supposed to meet again.
Although it actually is accepted...
"do" in "do widzenia"? Technically it's something like "until": "until we see each other again".
Im trying learn to be the 4 to speck polish in my family i dont understand this WORD
Come on, we need good afternoon, polish students of English need it, not as an alternative.
True, I guess we need "good afternoon" to be the main English translation somewhere. I put it as the default translation in 2 out of 5 sentences from this skill.
No, it's not. "dobrego poranku" does make sense to me as "(I wish you a) good morning", but it's definitely not a common phrase at all.
Polish simply doesn't distinguish between "good morning" and "good afternoon", we say "good day" instead.