I have 'A' close friend. He is 16, and we are 'frome' (ortog) the same village. We got TO 'known' KNOW (czas teraz.) each other when we were 'childs' (nie - l. mnoga od 'child' - to jest cos innego ...poszukaj), 'becouse' (kochanie - prosze sprawdzic w slowniku jak to slowo sie pisze i prosze zapamietac)
we are 'neighbuors' (ortog), so we HAVE known 'since over' (nie, nie tak - each other for 14 years.
We met 'carefully' (zle slowo- inne) in school, 'becouse' (juz nic nie mowie, ale jest blad ortog) we sit 'in' AT the same desk. It`s peculiar that we got on well, 'becouse' (popraw) we don`t have a lot in common.
We argue about all: about nonsense and about serious matterS (for example: about girls, sport, our tastes) but usually we make up very 'fast' QUICKLY. We see each other every day, we study in different schools, so we meet EVERY evening. When we don`t 'may'(niepotr) meet, we don`t call and write TO each other, 'becouse' (to slowo jest zle napisane - prosze naucz sie tego slowa pisac) we don`t tolerate this way OF communication. We 'didn`t lost' (nie, nie tak - DON'T LOSE touch. I think that we will stay friends, 'becouse' (znowu, ale juz sily nie mam) we need 'us' (nie to slowo-tutaj nic niepotr) each other.
I judge that our friendship will last, 'becouse' (nie, nie tak) we are friends for 'good and bad' (jest taki idom w jez. ang - fair-weather friends, mozna napisac... we are not just fair-weather friends)