Twelfth graders learn the Polish conditional (tryb przypuszczający) and polite requests — the particle by makes “would” forms: chciałbym (I would like), poprosiłbym. Add poproszę (please) and gdyby (if). It’s the key to sounding polite and refined.
Students will be able to…
chciałbym… poproszę… gdyby — how do you make polite requests and “would/if” statements in Polish?
Project each item and have students answer about the Polish conditional and polite requests.
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How do you make a polite request or a “would” statement in Polish?
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Aligned to the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Intermediate-Mid).
Interpersonal: make polite requests.
Presentational: express conditions.
Compare conditional grammar.
Explore politeness in Polish.
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Have students write one polite request in Polish using “poproszę” or “chciałbym.” A printable Polish conditional sheet is in the World Languages library.
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