Übersetzung - Polnisch-Englisch - czesc sorrki ale artura nie ma jest w pracy ...

I think the exact meaning is not kept here. In my opinion the beginning should be like this: "Hello, sorry but Artur is not here, he is at work now, he will be in the evening..." the end is fine.

"Hello, sorry but Artur won't be at work in the ecening. Greetings.Norbert <I'm Sorry>

Shoqja, I agree with you as the source text is not good Polish at all and I'll edit according to your tips.

Thanks

CC: shoqja

Hi,

I think "he will be back in the evening" would be better. "he will be in the evening" is a letter-to-letter translation and I believe it's a polonism. Can some native speaker judge if I am right or not?

Regards,
Oleśniczanin