Is this Polish or another Central European Language? Help!

[cc]

Hi!
I think the following is in Polish, but I was having a hard time getting the automated "free" online translation to convert the text. Please help! Maybe, this is not Polish, but a different Central European Language? These are the texts (see below):

1) haj [my name] wi gejc? das ist majne sister ist szyn DU ALCH IST SZYN LUMEN.PA>ROBERT

2) haj [my name].jestes wajna kobieta ty i ja razem na drinka albo disco jezeli masz ochote pa

3) [My name] bite du mi dajne foto pa!!!!!!!!

I really appreciate your help, I cannot communicate with this person
that I met, any suggestions are welcome!

[czort]

hello

the first sentence sounds german, the second is definitevely polish , the third i don't know looks like a mix of both above

[cc]

Thanks! Maybe its a "dialect" of Polish that includes a mix of German?

[czort]

bite du mi dajne foto pa

last sentence : "pa" means bye in familiar polish language, the rest is not polish at all, anyway the guy wants your pic of what i decrypted : )

[SubEspion]

The third would also be German with a Polish-like transliteration. He is definitely asking for your picture, according to:

dajne foto : deine Foto (your picture)
bite : bitte (please)

[mansio]

Hi!
I think the following is in Polish, but I was having a hard time getting the automated "free" online translation to convert the text. Please help! Maybe, this is not Polish, but a different Central European Language? These are the texts (see below):

1) haj [my name] wi gejc? das ist majne sister ist szyn DU ALCH IST SZYN LUMEN.PA>ROBERT

2) haj [my name].jestes wajna kobieta ty i ja razem na drinka albo disco jezeli masz ochote pa

3) [My name] bite du mi dajne foto pa!!!!!!!!

I really appreciate your help, I cannot communicate with this person
that I met, any suggestions are welcome!

Sentence #1 is slightly broken German written with Polish alphabet.

It says: Hi [name] how are you? That's my sister (she) is pretty, you are pretty too Lumen(?).

[ElieDeLeuze]

Polish yiddish