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Hej, wyglądasz na trochę zirytowanego. Co się stało? Ktoś cię dzisiaj wkurzył, czy co? începe să înveți
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Hey, you look kinda annoyed. What happened? Did someone piss you off today or what?
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Całkowicie rozumiem, co masz na myśli! To zdecydowanie trudna sytuacja i myślę, że to naturalne, że mamy różne perspektywy na jej temat. începe să înveți
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I totally get where you’re coming from! It’s definitely a tricky situation, and I think it’s natural to have different perspectives on it.
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Rozumiem, dlaczego uważasz, że są po prostu przyjaciółmi i że to nic wielkiego. începe să înveți
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I can see why you feel that they’re just friends and that it’s no big deal.
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Z drugiej strony, niektórzy mogą być nieco bardziej wrażliwi na to, jak to wygląda z zewnątrz. Zawsze dobrze jest otwarcie porozmawiać o takich rzeczach! începe să înveți
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On the other hand, some people might be a bit more sensitive to how it looks from the outside. It’s always good to have an open conversation about these things!
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Tego rodzaju plotki zdecydowanie mogą namieszać w pracy. Zawsze jest trudno, gdy ludzie zaczynają snuć domysły. începe să înveți
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That kind of gossip can definitely stir things up at work. It’s always tricky when people start making assumptions.
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Rozumiem, że może to być trochę irytujące! începe să înveți
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I can see why that would be a bit annoying!
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No to mnie wciągnęło! Dobra, jestem cały otwarty na ten soczysty dramat biurowy. Opowiedz mi wszystko, jestem gotowy na herbatę! începe să înveți
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Oh, now you’ve got me hooked! Alright, I’m all ears for this juicy office drama. Tell me everything, I’m ready for the tea!
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Ludzie uwielbiają wywoływać zamieszanie. începe să înveți
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People love to stir things up.
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Szczerze mówiąc, ludzie uwielbiają wywoływać zamieszanie bez powodu. începe să înveți
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Honestly, people love to stir things up for no reason.
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They’re reading too much into it.
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• Myślę, że doszukują się w tym zbyt duzo — są po prostu przyjaciółmi. începe să înveți
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• I think they’re reading too much into it — they’re just friends.
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To, czy spędzają ze sobą czas, czy nie, nie jest ich sprawą. începe să înveți
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Whether they spend time together or not is none of their business.
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It’s none of their business.
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Ludzie lubią wyciągać pochopne wnioski, gdy nie znają całej historii. începe să înveți
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People love to jump to conclusions when they don’t know the full story.
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Naprawdę, pozwól im żyć swoim życiem începe să înveți
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Seriously, let them live their lives
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Cała ta plotka wzięła się znikąd. începe să înveți
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This whole gossip came out of nowhere.
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Dlaczego ludzie tak sie tym przejmuja, kto z kim chodzi na kawę? începe să înveți
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Why do people care so much about who goes for coffee with whom?
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To już przesada./ to takie naciagane începe să înveți
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Mówić, że mają romans? To już przesada. începe să înveți
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Saying they’re having an affair? That’s such a reach.
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„To naprawdę mnie zdenerwowało”. începe să înveți
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“It really rubbed me the wrong way.”
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Ich plotki naprawdę mnie drażniły. începe să înveți
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Their gossip really rubbed me the wrong way.
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No więc, skoro już o chaosie mowa... pamiętasz te dwie panie w twoim biurze? -: Och, nawet nie zaczynaj. Dziś osiągnęły nowy poziom głupoty. A: Wyrzuć to z siebie. Jestem gotowy. începe să înveți
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Sooo, speaking of chaos... remember those two ladies in your office?-: Oh, don’t even start. Today they reached a new level of stupidity. A: Spill it. I’m ready.
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Plotkowali, bo pewna dziewczyna poszła na lunch ze swoim kolegą, który... przygotujcie się... ma dziewczynę. începe să înveți
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They were gossiping because one girl went for lunch with her male friend who... brace yourself... has a girlfriend.
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Skandal. Zadzwoń na policję. - Dokładnie! Uspokój się. Są przyjaciółmi, lubią spędzać razem czas. W czym problem? începe să înveți
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Scandal. Call the police. -Exactly! Like, calm down. They’re friends, they like hanging out. What’s the problem?
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No cóż, niektórzy ludzie naprawdę budzą się rano i wybierają dramaty. -: Przysięgam, że po wysłuchaniu tych bzdur potrzebowałem chwili, żeby odetchnąć. începe să înveți
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Wow, some people really wake up in the morning and choose drama. -: I swear, I just needed a minute to breathe after hearing that nonsense.
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Po której stronie jesteś? - Oczywiście po stronie logiki. - Och, po tej stronie — nic dziwnego, że nie stoją tam z tobą. începe să înveți
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which side are you on? - Obviously on the side of logic. - Oh, that side — no wonder they’re not standing there with you.
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Tak czy inaczej... to ogromna nauka. Wciąż próbuję odnaleźć się w tym nowym biurowym ekosystemie ekspertów od plotek. începe să înveți
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Anyway... it’s a huge learning curve. I’m still trying to find my footing in this new office ecosystem of gossip experts.
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Ojej, czuję napięcie z drugiego końca sali. Wyglądasz jak ktoś, kto właśnie był świadkiem dramatu w biurze klasy premium. No, wygadaj się – co się stało? începe să înveți
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Whoa, I can feel the tension from across the room. You look like someone who’s just witnessed premium-level office drama. Come on, spill the tea — what happened?
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Czy uważasz, że jest w tym ziarno prawdy, czy to tylko czyste spekulacje? începe să înveți
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Do you think there’s any truth to it, or is it just pure speculation?
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Całkowicie cię rozumiem – to może być frustrujące, gdy ludzie zakładają coś na temat relacji innych. To zdecydowanie ich sprawa i każdy powinien skupić się na swojej pracy! începe să înveți
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I totally get you—it can be so frustrating when people make assumptions about others’ relationships. It’s definitely their business, and everyone should just focus on their own work!
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Byłem trochę zawiedziony. începe să înveți
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Ludzie gadają bez względu na to, co robisz. începe să înveți
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People talk no matter what you do.
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Nie widzę w tym nic złego.” începe să înveți
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I don’t see anything wrong with it.”
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Dlaczego ludzie tak wszystko komplikują? începe să înveți
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Why do people make things so complicated?
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Uznałem to za naprawdę irytujące.” începe să înveți
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I found it really irritating.”
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To naprawdę działało mi na nerwy începe să înveți
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It really got on my nerves
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Niektórzy ludzie po prostu uwielbiają mieszać. începe să înveți
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Some people just love stirring the pot.
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Ludzie naprawdę powinni zająć się swoimi sprawami. începe să înveți
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People really need to mind their own business.
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Szczerze mówiąc, cała sytuacja była absurdalna. Piłem właśnie kawę i podsłuchałem, jak dwaj koledzy plotkują o Marku i Lucy. începe să înveți
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Honestly, the whole situation was ridiculous. I was just grabbing a coffee, and I overheard two colleagues gossiping about Mark and Lucy.
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Rozmawiali o tym, że ci dwaj spędzają „za dużo czasu razem” i że to w jakiś sposób nie na miejscu, bo Mark ma dziewczynę. începe să înveți
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They were going on about how those two spend ‘too much time together’ and that it’s somehow inappropriate because Mark has a girlfriend.
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Serio? Czemu ludzi to w ogóle obchodzi? Są dorośli, są przyjaciółmi i jeśli chcą się z nimi napić kawy albo pójść na spacer, to ich sprawa. începe să înveți
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I mean... seriously? Why do people even care? They’re adults, they’re friends, and if they want to grab a coffee or take a walk together, that’s their business.
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Po prostu nienawidzę, kiedy ludzie wyciągają pochopne wnioski i robią dramat z niczego. To straszne marnotrawstwo energii. începe să înveți
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I just hate when people jump to conclusions and make drama out of nothing. It’s such a waste of energy.
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Dla mnie to kompletna bzdura / „Dla mnie to po prostu śmieszne” începe să înveți
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For me it’s a total nonsense / “For me it’s just ridiculous
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Dla mnie to kompletna przesada. începe să înveți
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For me it’s completely over the top.
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To jest zupełnie nie na miejscu. începe să înveți
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Nikt nie powinien tego oceniać. începe să înveți
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That’s not for anyone else to judge.”
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Są tylko przyjaciółmi i koniec historii. începe să înveți
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They’re just friends, end of story.
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„Dobrze się dogadują, to wszystko. începe să înveți
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“They get along well, that’s all.
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Ludzie mogą spędzać czas, nie martwiąc się, że coś się dzieje. începe să înveți
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People can hang out without there being anything going on.
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