"Masz trzy życzenia."

Translation: You have three wishes.

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[FaizalZahid]

[PopCultureTime]

I was literally thinking of that!

[Draugtaur]

I won't fall for this again, Yennefer

[cascadianski]

Nieskończone życzenia.

[Rick106886]

Very useful sentence in case you find a genius lamp in your visit to Poland.

[Ollyfer]

Buried somewhere in their unknown deserts...

[chce_polski]

Unlimited money, eternal life, good health

[Ollyfer]

I would think twice about your second wish.

[BenYoung84]

If wishing for unlimited wishes isn't an option then I call B.S.

[PVLSANS]

Po niemiesku mówimy "Du hast drei Wünsche frei" co może przełożbym "Masz trzy życzenia wolna". Czy i jeśli tak, jak się mówi po polsku?

[Okcydent]

In Polish we say: „Masz trzy życzenia”. If we were to add something that says „frei” we would probably add „za darmo/za nic”, but we usually don't say that and consider „życzenia” to be naturally fulfilled without any kind of payment.

[PVLSANS]

Well, I understand this. However, we don't say that they are free because they are for free, but because they are going to be fulfilled. In contrast to this, having wishes is something you do not have to say to anybody as everybody has them, don't they?

[Mirko903131]

Why is You have got three wishes wrong?

[Jellei]

Oversight, added.

[jumbo420]

Make it four