"Proszę."

Translation: Please.

[IforGot2]

Msky thank you. I was trying to figure out what it wouod be in cyrilic letters.

[wladzimirpucin]

Bit hard to hear the p sound initially.

[DaniilIvan1]

last two letters read as "zhe"

[va-diim]

Почему "же"? Должно быть "ше."

[mskycc3]

I'm curious why you used "е". Doesn't "е" sound like "ye" ("иэ") and "э" sound like "e"? So "же" would sound like "zhye" or "zhie", instead of "zhe" ("жэ"), correct?

[proswpikos]

in russian cyrillic "е" in "же", "ше" and "це" spells like "э".

[va-diim]

"йе" not "иэ."

ж and ш do not palatalize in Russian, and е is a palatalizing vowel, so they sound the same as "жэ" and "шэ." You always write those consonants with е never э.

[mskycc3]

I think maybe the voice synthesizer isn't saying it well, and the correct pronunciation is "жэ"? I think the Polish "z" often makes the "ж" sound, also like the French j sound as in "Je mange." So I think "proszę" is pronounced "proszhe" ("просжэ").

[va-diim]

The Polish "sz" is treated as one phoneme. You are taking the "s" and "z" separately, which is incorrect. It would be "проше" if written in the Cyrillic alphabet

[irene195833]

Prosze

[nicxjo]

Isn't it pronounced like "proshen"? That special e (I don't have it in my keyboard) sounds like "en" i think...

[TheGreyLynx]

At the end of words 'ę' is pronounced like a normal e, such as in 'mleko'.

[tu.8zPhLVmTtvwIt]

you cant hear it

[sklyarman]

hey guys, could you, please answer me, why Proszę means only "you are welcome"?
for example: if i ask "could i come in? or may i have a seat?" - in Poland you'll receive an answer "Proszę bardzo / Proszę" - and in English it would be "yes, please / please have a seat etc" ...
or for example this sentence: "Wiem o co chodzi, proszę mi powiedzić...." - in English it would be: "I know, could you, please, tell me...."
in this sentence you could use poproszę mi powidzić, jednak Poproszę to jest forma dokonana, a proszę - nie dokonana i tyle.

wiem to, bo mieszkam w Warszawie :)

[va-diim]

It's the same as German bitte or Russian пожалуйста (pożalujsta)

[Sue610052]

can anyone recommend a good Polish keyboard for Android?

[va-diim]

None needed. On the regular Gboard (the default Android, non-Samsung, keyboard), press and hold the comma " , " and then press the settings symbol that looks like a little gear. From there just click Languages and then add Polish.