This detailed page presents two fundamental aspects of German language learning: the days of the week and school subjects, with their Polish equivalents.

Vocabulary: The days of the week in German follow a logical pattern:

• Montag (Monday)
• Dienstag (Tuesday)
• Mittwoch (Wednesday)
• Donnerstag (Thursday)
• Freitag (Friday)
• Samstag (Saturday)
• Sonntag (Sunday)

Example: School subjects are presented with both their German and Polish names, such as "Mathematik" for "matma" (mathematics) and "Deutsch" for "J. niemiecki" (German language).

Highlight: Some subjects have both formal and informal names, like "matma" as the colloquial form of "Mathematik", showing everyday usage in schools.

Definition: The term "J." appearing before language subjects stands for "Język" (language) in Polish, as in "J. polski" for Polish language.

Vocabulary: Key academic subjects covered include:

• Polonisch/J. polski (Polish)
• Englisch/J. angielski (English)
• Deutsch/J. niemiecki (German)
• Biologie/biologia (Biology)
• Erdkunde/geografia (Geography)
• Geschichte/historia (History)
• Chemie/chemia (Chemistry)
• Physik/fizyka (Physics)
• Sport/wuef (Physical Education)
• Kunst/plastyka (Art)
• Religion/Ethik $Religion/Ethics$