"Thanks, bye."

Translation: Dzięki, pa.

[HarrisRive]

My question did not have the correct option. It said that the correct answer was :thanks,hello

[Zeal-5]

cześć appears to be used for both hello and bye

[rolf483830]

Seriously? Ugh thanks tho

[Mehran_A]

what !!!! -_-

[Omar217762]

Yup polish isnt thst bad

[AntoniSkoc]

I know its insane

[Jellei]

That actually happens in more languages, e.g. Italian "ciao".

[JIzd19]

My too

[Jellei]

Screenshot, please.

[Ce5b9W]

Why "Dzięki, "pa" is not accepted? "Bye" means PA but the correct answer demans "CZEŚĆ". Explain please.

[Jellei]

It's an accepted answer, it should have worked. Perhaps you had a typo somewhere, the grading algorithm always corrects to the 'starred answer', which sometimes makes people think their choice of words was not accepted.

[IwonaPauke1]

I put Dzięki pa even though pa also means bye. This is wrong.

[karynbird]

I also put "Dzięki pa" and it was counted as wrong. I reported it. It wanted "Dzięki cześć." So far in the lesson, I'm pretty sure I'd only learned that "pa" meant "bye."

[alik1989]

I'm looking at your report right now and I can see that you misspelled 'dzięki'.

[karynbird]

Well, that might have done it, haha

[Jellei]

What is wrong? "Dzięki, pa" is listed as a correct answer, it should have worked.

[LindaApice]

Program says answer is psa for 'bye', but previously used pa for 'bye. Google translate says psa is 'dog'

[Jellei]

Yes, "psa" is a form of "pies", which means "dog".

And I can guarantee that it's not among the accepted answers, although perhaps the program could accept it and not inform the learner that it was a typo...

[LindaApice]

Thanks. Yes, I looked back and found it was my typo

[JuanCarlos103083]

Why isn't "dzięki, do widzenia" not accepted?

[Jellei]

"do widzenia" is definitely more of a "goodbye" than just "bye".

[Jonzee5]

This is deceiving

[danie492]

Why can't i say "do widzenia

[Jellei]

It just seems too formal for just "bye". It's more of a "goodbye".

[KariOka31]

Czesć is hi, not bye..

[Jellei]

"cześć" is definitely both, just like "ciao" in Italian or "aloha" in Hawaiian. Yes, I'd say that "hi" is the main meaning, but I'm afraid your comment is simply incorrect.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cze%C5%9B%C4%87#Interjection

[cooleysmith]

I was wondering about that, too

[Ce5b9W]

Like in Italian: Ciao! is Hi and bye

[monsieur66]

Why is “dziękuję, pa” not accepted?

[Jellei]

It is accepted, it should have worked.

[Nix67000]

It looks wrong to me indeed

[Jellei]

What looks wrong?

[Nix67000]

It's ok, i read the other comments. I understand now the multiple use of the words given to me earlier

[HeidiB62399]

Can czesc also mean "Bye"? I thought it meant "Hi!"

[Jellei]

Yes, it can mean both. Many similar words in multiple languages have both those meanings, e.g. Italian "ciao".

The "Hi" meaning is a lot more common though, I'd say.

[OUOF12]

I dont have Polish letters. How do i pass last question

[Jellei]

Although we definitely recommend getting Polish letters (and any device that you're using definitely has an easy way to obtain a Polish keyboard in the Keyboard Settings), no task that I am aware of requires using special characters. Using the 'basic characters' is accepted and your answer is always 'accepted with typos'.

Also, there is no set order of questions so we don't know what "last question" means.

[Mehran_A]

my answer was true , but seems duolingo answer was wrong!! is it true ???

[Jellei]

No idea, because you didn't say what your answer was.

[T6bx5]

czego " Thanks,bye" to "Dzięki, cześć" jeżeli "cześć" to będzie "Hello"

[alik1989]

*Dlaczego :)

Cześć mówi się zarówno na powitanie jak i na pożegnanie, chociaż na pożegnanie nieco rzadziej.

Cześć can mean both 'Hello' and 'Bye' in Polish.

[LikeMinecraft]

Really? Czesc is hello, why bye?

[Jellei]

Many languages have a word that can mean both "hi" and "bye". "cześć" is one of such words.