'Verry' (blad ortog) well I recall the second 'class' YEAR of junior high school. I had the best grades 'of' (zle slowo) the end of (cos brak) year in (cos brak) whole class.
All year I systematically worked to have the best 'degrees' (calkowicie zle slowo). I 'learnt fairly' (NAwet tego nie rozumiem) 'lesson on lesson' (cos tu nie tak). My hard work 'was was' (popraw) remunerated - 'I had a red belt on the certificate' (tego to nikt nie zrozumie poza Polska-trzeba poszukac inne odpowiedniki) and I would 'to' (po co to 'to' tutaj jest?) get some award.
Finally came the end 'off' (zle slowo) (cos brak) school year. 'The gym had gathered all the students dressed in white and blac colors' (napisz to inaczej...All the students...). When I was called, I went to the center of the gym and I 'didn't' (zle slowo) 'believed' (zly czas) my eyes. I stood with (cos brak) open 'mounths' (tutaj blad ortog i musi byc l. poj) and I looked at my new multi - purpose juicer. At first I thought it was a joke (przecinek przed 'but') but judging by the facial expression (tu brak 2 slowa) headmistress, it wasn't a joke in the slightest.
I still 'couldn'd' (popraw) utter a word of astonishment. I took my award 'for' (zle slowo) its new home.
It was quite strange (przecinek przed 'but') but why 'I was' (zla kol slow - to jest pytanie) 'complanning' (blad ortog)? (cos brak) juicer became the best friend of my family.
Sometimes I think that 'well' (to jest zle slowo) that I learnt so much.