"They eat lunch at the table."
Translation:Oni jedzą obiad przy stole.
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przy=~next to, by, close to
u= at somebody's place
there are more meanings but those are most common.
Well, that would mean they literally are on the table. Which is a fun thought, but that's not what the original sentence says ;)
Personally I'd recommend using the app SwiftKey, you could use up to 5 languages on the same keyboard.
On my phone if you press and hold on a key, all the diacritics for that character will pop up for you to choose.
That must depend on your settings though. Diacritics for such languages as Spanish probably appear for (almost) everyone without changing the settings, but for an uncommon language like Polish you rather have to enable it.
"lunch" to po polsku "obiad". Albo "lunch". To nigdy nie powinna być "kolacja".
"lunch" is "obiad" in Polish. Or "lunch". It should never be translated as "kolacja".
I wouldn't use it myself, but some very quick research I did proves that it can be used this way, yes. Therefore... added now.