How to say "friend" in Polish?

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In today's Polish lesson you will learn how to say a friend in Polish in 3 different ways.

[@dududoidu]

Congratulations from brazil

[@Bogdan36933]

Great video! I'm a serbian guy that learns Polish C2 level currently. Dziękuję bardzo! ❤😊

[@beonlife3283]

Great idea to list all the cases of each word! Thanks Dorota 🎉

[@mrjosim3532]

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[@ManMinister-vx5ue]

Bardzo ciekawa lekcja od naszej znajomej Doroty )))

[@alexandriosmoovikus8757]

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[@jeromerodrigues2433]

Dzień dobry Dorota. Dziękuje na tę lekcję. Mam pytanie : co to znaczy "kumpel" ? Czy jest synonym "kolega" ?

[@beonlife3283]

Kumpel is German word for 'buddy' or 'dude', strongly colloquial language

[@jeromerodrigues2433]

"German word" ? Jednak widziałem to słowo w polskim tekst

[@rainerstillers7583]

@@jeromerodrigues2433 The German word "Kumpel" is a variant of "Kumpan" (French copain, ital. compagno, Spanish compañero: someone with whom you share your bread). Today, young Germans also use the word in the sense of "friend". But Kumpel was originally only used for miners, especially in the Westphalian industrial area. A lot of Poles used to work there (like my great-grandfathers). But I don't know if that's how the word entered the Polish language or if it's a more recent development. Ale założę się, że Dorota również o tym wie!🙂

[@jeromerodrigues2433]

Ok ok. Dziękuje za wyjaśnienia 🙂