"Klucze, komórka i portfel"

Translation: The keys, the cellphone and the wallet

[samrooney]

Taken from "101 easy phrases for muggers in Polish"

[Alfonso_C_]

the "leaving-a-place" dance.

[NinaBourgois]

exactely what i was thinking!

[benpiller91]

Why is "phone" not accepted? Who the hell says cellphone nowadays? Everyone know what i mean when i say "the phone"!

[ThorstenAl3]

indeed cellphone is US only anyway. In the uk you say mobile.

[manuna84]

I hear "klucze" pronounced with R, like "krucze" - is it correct?

[Meam89]

No, it's not correct. You pronounce it with L. This audio is terrible!

[DanielGarbin]

Komórka can't be translated as mobile?

[br0d4]

Can be.

[ligetidavid]

Why is billfold incorrect for portfel?

[Jellei]

Seems correct, added now.

[Archaejon]

A key, a cellphone and a wallet is incorrect?

[Jellei]

You have plural keys, not a single key here. The rest is fine.

[Chon530]

Do I really need to put "the"? In front of all three? Seems too harsh

[dhdjdj6]

https://youtu.be/e9N6_Tj9u2U

[Tominator]

Don't forget your mask in 2020 (and 2021?...)

[Jellei]

Although "mask" translates to "maska", in the context of COVID, the diminutive "maseczka" is almost always used.

[Sh.Ozi]

Klucze, komórka i portfel...ahhh, i maseczka!)

[FrankCamping45]

Would it be possible to use smartphone for komórka? Or is there another word for it in polish?

[Jellei]

The word "smartfon" exists, but in most contexts you would rather use "komórka" or "telefon". So ok, added.

[FrankCamping45]

Dziękuję bardzo Jellej!

[Inge452707]

"The keys, the portable and the purse"?
In an other exercise "portable" was accepted.

[Jellei]

I don't see "portable" accepted anywhere and it doesn't look like an appropriate translation to me...

[z.slinky55]

Why is "the" necessary? Shouldn't "keys, cellphone, wallet" be accepted?

[MarkKulka]

I think it is accepted. That translation worked for me.

[PiikPiik1]

Ahahaha. In my native language, "portfel" is a bag and "komorka" is a pantry. I fell out.

[br0d4]

The original meanings of "komórka" are 1. cellule / cellula; 2. cell of honeycomb; 3. basic unit of some organisation; aaand 4. a small room used to store things, especially one without windows - or a pantry.

But Polish language likes to simplyfy the names, so when the usage of cellular phone (telefon komórkowy) became more and more popular, its colloquial name was reduced to cell (komórka). Still, it is only a colloquial name.

[SarloteK]

Komórka = (mobile) phone