Tłumaczenie - Polski-Angielski - Lato spendzilem na wsi pomagalem dziadkom...

W tlumaczeniu jest uzyte slowo grandfather,a w tlumaczeniu napisane jest dziadkom czyli liczba mnoga powinno byc grandparents.

Ops. You're right Katarzynka.

Maybe others that voted yes didn't notice that.

Thank you.. I'll edit it.

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Maybe we should correct the Polish version as I can see some really bad errors there.

"I went to visit the Baltic Sea." It sounds a bit awkward to me.
I also think that "After I came from there/from the seaside" ("Przyjechawszy z morza" would be smoother.

I'm not sure if I'm right though. What do you think?

Regards,
Oles.

Hi Oleśniczanin.

The alternative translation you gave to 'przyjechawszy z morza' is good. However, I don't think it would be a huge difference.

Why you say "I went to visit the Baltic Sea." is awkward?
Perhaps if I change to "I went to see the Baltic Sea"
Lilian which is one of our English experts, is very observant and I bet she would not let something pass before setting a poll.

Regards

"visit" or "see" a place (the Baltic) is fine. We use them to mean "know".

"Arriving from there" is an ellipsis of "After I arrived from there" and perfectly valid in English. The question is:
is "come" more accurate than "arrive"?
does the original use: "from the seaside" or "from there"?

The original does not use 'there', but I chose this word just not to repeat again 'sea'.

Przyjechać can mean both arrive and come.

Hi Lilian and Angelus,
I wasn't sure about "Arriving from there" because I'm not a native speaker, so I wanted to hear your opinion. If you say it's all right, it's so .

I've corrected the Polish version:
Lato spędziłem na wsi, pomagałem dziadkom, bawiłem się w różne zabawy. Odwiedziłem Morze Bałtyckie. Pogoda była ciepła i woda też. Przyjechawszy znad morza, pozostałe dni spędziłem w domu. Chodziłem na podwórko, grałem na komputerze, czytałem. Lato bardzo mi się podobało.

Regards,
OleÅ›.