Okay, the user wants me to translate "yes-person" into Polish. Let me think. The term "yes-person" isn't a standard English word, so it might be a noun or a term they're using specifically. In Polish, "yes" is "tak", so maybe "osoba mówiąca 'tak'"? But that's a bit long. Alternatively, "takowy" can mean "yes" in some contexts, but it's more of an adjective. Wait, maybe they mean someone who always says yes, like a yes-man. In Polish, "takowy" can be used as a noun, but it's not common. Another approach: "osoba, która zawsze mówi 'tak'" – but the user probably wants a direct translation. Since the original is "yes-person", maybe "osoba mówiąca 'tak'" is the most literal. I should check if there's a standard term. If not, go with the direct translation. Also, the user said if it's already in Polish, leave it, but "yes-person" isn't Polish. So the translation would be "osoba mówiąca 'tak'" or "takowy". Hmm, "takowy" might be better as a noun here. Let me confirm. "Takowy" can be used as a noun meaning "such a person" or "yes-person" in a figurative sense. So maybe "takowy" is the right choice. But I'm not 100% sure. Alternatively, "osoba zawsze mówiąca 'tak'". But the user wants a concise translation. I'll go with "osoba mówiąca 'tak'" as the most direct translation.
osoba mówiąca "tak"
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