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Question		Answer
Zajęcia pozaszkolne start learning		after-school activities What after-school activities are you involved in?
ambicja start learning		ambition We meet three teenagers and ask them about their dreams and ambitions.
ambitny start learning		ambitious We are looking for ambitious, hard-working young people.
arogancki start learning		arrogant My dad thinks most journalists are arrogant, dishonest and irresponsible.
poprosić kogoś o zrobienie czegoś start learning		ask somebody to do something I never ask Sarah to look after my pet. She is so irresponsible.
zespół start learning		band What bands and singers are you keen on?
być w złym humorze start learning		be in a bad mood My brother is always in a bad mood.
nudny start learning		boring Her husband is the most boring person I’ve ever met.
troskliwy start learning		caring I think I need to be caring, sensible and very hard-working to be a surgeon.
wiek start learning		century Most surgeons in the UK are men and I think that’s unfair and wrong in the twenty-first century.
charakter start learning		character I also have the right character: I’m not at all shy!
pogodny start learning		cheerful My mum is a cheerful and optimistic person.
mądry start learning		clever Lucy is quite clever and does well at school.
pewny siebie start learning		confident Politicians are not shy. They are confident and sociable.
zwariowany start learning		crazy Farmers are not crazy. They don’t make silly decisions.
rozczarowany czymś start learning		disappointed with something I’m really disappointed with our government.
nieuczciwy start learning		dishonest My dad thinks most journalists are arrogant, dishonest and irresponsible.
sen / marzenie start learning		dream We meet three teenagers and ask them about their dreams and ambitions.
kierowca start learning		driver I’m worried about going in a car with Cara because she’s an inexperienced driver.
wysiłek start learning		effort Business people put a lot of effort into their work.
doświadczony start learning		experienced Phil is an experienced skier. He goes to the mountains every year.
sprawiedliwy start learning		fair Mr Morgan is very fair. He treats all his students equally.
zabawny start learning		funny Who is the funniest man in Britain?
pokolenie start learning		generation I think my generation is responsible for getting more women into important jobs.
dobry w czymś start learning		good at something I’m very outgoing and I’m good at public speaking.
pracowity start learning		hard-working I need to be caring, sensible and very hard-working to be a surgeon.
mieć dużo do powiedzenia start learning		have a lot to say Young people have a lot to say, but politicians don’t listen to them.
pomocny start learning		helpful Surgeons are caring, kind and helpful.
uczciwy start learning		honest Ted’s an honest guy. He never tells lies.
ważny start learning		important I think my generation is responsible for getting more women into important jobs.
w rzeczywistości start learning		in fact In fact, I’m very outgoing and I’m good at public speaking.
niedoświadczony start learning		inexperienced I’m only sixteen now, so I’m very inexperienced, but I’m serious about politics.
zainteresowany czymś start learning		interested in something My father’s interested in the news, but he isn’t very keen on journalists.
interesująca start learning		interesting Did you meet any interesting people?
osoba przeprowadzająca rozmowy kwalifikacyjne start learning		interviewer ‘Why do you want to be a politician?’ asked the interviewer.
zaangażowany w coś start learning		involved in something Are your parents involved in journalism?
nieodpowiedzialny start learning		irresponsible I never ask Sarah to look after my pet. She is so irresponsible.
praca start learning		job I think my generation is responsible for getting more women into important jobs.
dziennikarstwo start learning		journalism Are your parents involved in journalism?
dziennikarz start learning		journalist My father’s interested in the news, but he isn’t very keen on journalists.
sprawiedliwy start learning		just They just think teenagers are lazy and miserable.
chętny na coś start learning		keen on something My father’s interested in the news, but he isn’t very keen on journalists.
miły start learning		kind Surgeons are caring, kind and helpful.
leniwy start learning		lazy Some people think teenagers are lazy and miserable.
kłamstwo start learning		lie Ted’s an honest guy. He never tells lies.
tak jak / podobnie / jak start learning		like Which teenager is the most like you?
słuchać kogoś start learning		listen to somebody Young people have a lot to say, but politicians don’t listen to them.
opiekować się kimś start learning		look after somebody I never ask Sarah to look after my pet. She is so irresponsible.
podjąć decyzję start learning		make a decision Farmers are not crazy. They don’t make silly decisions.
biedny / nieszczęśliwy / załamany start learning		miserable They just think teenagers are lazy and miserable.
skromny start learning		modest Journalists are not modest. They think they are better than other people.
nastrój start learning		mood My brother is always in a bad mood.
większość start learning		most of My dad thinks most of them are arrogant, dishonest and irresponsible.
potrzebować czegoś start learning		need something What special qualities do you think you need to be a surgeon?
muszę coś zrobić start learning		need to do something I think I need to be caring, sensible and very hard-working to be a surgeon.
negatywny start learning		negative Why are people so negative about teenagers?
optymistyczny start learning		optimistic My mum is a cheerful and optimistic person.
inny start learning		other Journalists are not modest. They think they are better than other people.
otwarty / towarzyski start learning		outgoing I’m very outgoing and I’m good at public speaking.
rodzice start learning		parents Are your parents involved in journalism?
zdać egzamin start learning		pass a test She only passed her test recently.
pasjonuje się czymś start learning		passionate about something I’m passionate about my country.
osoba start learning		person Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.
cechy osobiste start learning		personal qualities Teenagers have lots of positive personal qualities.
osobowość start learning		personality Despite their different personalities, they became the best of friends.
polityk start learning		politician Young people have a lot to say, but politicians don’t listen to them.
polityka start learning		politics I’m only sixteen now, so I’m very inexperienced, but I’m serious about politics.
popularny start learning		popular Everybody likes Emma. She’s really popular.
pozytywny start learning		positive Teenagers have lots of positive personal qualities.
'trochę' (niepopularny) start learning		pretty (unpopular) In fact, journalists are pretty unpopular in my house.
publiczna przemowa start learning		public speaking I’m very outgoing and I’m good at public speaking.
włóż w to dużo wysiłku start learning		put a lot of effort into something Business people put a lot of effort into their work.
jakość start learning		quality What special qualities do you think you need to be a surgeon?
odpowiedzialny start learning		responsible Paul’s only sixteen, but he seems to be much older. He’s so sensible and responsible.
odpowiedzialny za coś start learning		responsible for something I think my generation is responsible for getting more women into important jobs.
właściwe, słusznie start learning		right I also have the right character: I’m not at all shy!
egoistyczny start learning		selfish Surgeons are not selfish. They are kind and helpful.
rozsądny start learning		sensible I think I need to be caring, sensible and very hard-working to be a surgeon.
poważny start learning		serious The new teacher was very serious, quiet and sensible.
poważnie o czymś start learning		serious about something I’m only sixteen now, so I’m very inexperienced, but I’m serious about politics.
nieśmiały start learning		shy Politicians are not shy. They are confident and sociable.
niemądry start learning		silly Farmers are not crazy. They don’t make silly decisions.
piosenkarz start learning		singer What bands and singers are you keen on?
narciarz start learning		skier Phil is an experienced skier. He goes to the mountains every year.
towarzyski start learning		sociable Politicians are not shy. They are confident and sociable.
ktoś inny start learning		someone else Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.
specjalny start learning		special What special qualities do you think you need to be a surgeon?
głupi start learning		stupid He understands - he’s not stupid.
chirurg start learning		surgeon Most surgeons in the UK are men and I think that’s unfair and wrong in the twenty-first century.
nastoletni start learning		teenage Many parents say that their teenage children are selfish and unhelpful.
nastolatek start learning		teenager We meet three teenagers and ask them about their dreams and ambitions.
kłamać start learning		tell a lie Ted’s an honest guy. He never tells lies.
wiadomości start learning		the news My father’s interested in the news, but he isn’t very keen on journalists.
smakołyk start learning		treat Mr Morgan is very fair. He treats all his students equally.
niesprawiedliwy start learning		unfair Most surgeons in the UK are men and I think that’s unfair and wrong in the twenty-first century.
nieuprzejmy start learning		unkind Her father is very unkind to her.
w odróżnieniu start learning		unlike Which teenager is the most unlike you?
niepopularny start learning		unpopular In fact, journalists are pretty unpopular in my house.
'strata' czegoś start learning		waste of sth Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.
martwiłem się o coś start learning		worried about something I’m worried about going in a car with Cara because she’s an inexperienced driver.
niewłaściwe, złe start learning		wrong Most surgeons in the UK are men and I think that’s unfair and wrong in the twenty-first century.
młody start learning		young Young people have a lot to say, but politicians don’t listen to them.

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