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How do you say im back in polish?

There are a few ways to say "I'm back" in Polish, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Wróciłem/Wróciłam (masculine/feminine) - This is the most literal translation and means "I returned."

* Jestem z powrotem (masculine/feminine) - This translates to "I am back" and is slightly more formal.

Informal:

* Jestem! (masculine/feminine) - This means "I'm here!" and is very informal, used to express excitement about being back.

* Wracam! (masculine/feminine) - This translates to "I'm coming back" and is informal, used to express a return after a short absence.

* Z powrotem! - This is an interjection that means "I'm back!" and is informal and direct.

Choosing the best translation depends on:

* The formality of the situation: Formal situations would call for "Wróciłem/Wróciłam" or "Jestem z powrotem."

* The context of the return: "Jestem!" is suitable for a joyful return after a long time, while "Wracam!" is more appropriate for a short absence.

* Your relationship with the person you're speaking to: Informal language is acceptable among friends and family.

Remember that Polish grammar is gendered, so you'll need to use the correct form (masculine or feminine) based on your gender.

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