Polish-German Language Exchnage!

Good morning!

As per administrator rules, I am posting clearly in English. Although a fluent speaker of Polish, I find I still need considerable review and therefore would appreciate the kind assistance of another German native speaker who can answer "mother-tongue" questions which I have, i.e. translation based on language interference.

Below the following sentences which I've translated into German. Could someone here at PF please check them for accuracy? If not, might I be referred to a specifically Polish-German forum which can?
Much appreciated in advance!

BRAK MI SLOW! = Es verschlug mir die Sprache!

BRAK MI SNU! = Ich brauche (mehr) Schlaf!

BRAK MI CZASU! = Ich habe keine Zeit!

Thanks so much,

I can't translate the polish for you but the german, as i'm sure you already know is fine. :)

Thanks, Hueg.

I guess I'm looking for someone who is ideally a Polish native speaker with a real fluency in German (or vice-versa, a German-Polish bilinguist, i.e. someone like myself who is German-English!)

I just find it easier working in Polish into German than into English. Suppose I'm more used to it, that's all.

Appreciated the reply though!

Congratulations, you have done a perfect job!
Depending on the context you could use this variant as well:

BRAK MI SLOW! = Mir fehlen die Worte

Barbara
PS. I am native Polish speaker living in Austria since 18 years, so you can believe me!

didn't i send you a link once for a german polish forum???

if you still are interested tell me and i send the link again.
we deal with quite a few translations there and have native speakers from both countries...

@Baska. Good to have someone from OÖ amongst us. Welcome to PF from an ex-Linzer :)

Hallo, Hueg!
Happy to meet you, at least on-line. When did you leave and where are you now?
Barbara

Halloechen (typically 'Piefkenese'!!), Baska!

Problem though with "Mir fehlen die Woerter!" is that it's not idiomatic, even if grammatical, German.

My problem very briefly in Polish is that I often translate from the German. I can translate fluently from Polish into German. Vice versa though I wouldn't even attempt, certainly not for serious pay. - - :):) LOL

My e-mail is panlech31@yahoo.com should you wish to continue this thread.
Posłaj mi e-mail po polsku oraz po niemiecku. Czy masz czas, umiem poprawić twoje błędy, tak jak ty możesz poprawić moje błędy po polsku. Dobra idee?

just to complete that... it has to be "mir fehlen die worte!"...

as mentioned above: you would be better off with these questions in a german-polish forum...

Falkster,

"Mir fehlen die Woerter." is also correct, it simply means something different; "I'm lacking the words." rather than "I'm lacking the expression".

In German, "Woerter" and "Worte" have different meanings as plural forms of the same singular, "das Wort".

Many non-natives I've run into aren't aware of that! - - :)