Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
free member/paid member
Polish translation:
właściciel konta płatnego/bezpłatnego
English term
free member/paid member
W części TV Apps. Functions.
Z witryny sklepu internetowego fimy można ściągnąć do telewizora różne aplikacje.
You can only register as a free member from your TV.
Create your ID and password.
If you wish to become a paid member or change your information, please use your PC and visit [strona internetowa]
If you want to purchase a paid app, you need to sign up as a paid member on [strona internetowa].
| 4 +2 | właściciel konta płatnego/bezpłatnego |
Adam Łobatiuk
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Non-PRO (2): Michal Berski, Rafal Piotrowski
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Proposed translations
Poland
With the reader in mind
Native in: Polish 
Works in: English to Polish, Belarusian to Polish, Polish to English
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