Translation of Polish word "będzie" to English
będzie
/ˈbɛnd͡ʑɛ/
How to use
The word 'będzie' is the third-person singular future tense form of the verb 'być' (to be). It functions as both the future copula ('he/she/it will be') and as an auxiliary verb to form the compound future tense of imperfective verbs (e.g., 'będzie pisał' or 'będzie pisać' — he will write).
🇬🇧 English
will be
Structure Guide
Polish Word: będzie
Translation: will be
Example Sentences
Jutro będzie piękna pogoda na spacer.
Tomorrow will be beautiful weather for a walk.
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Common phrases
- to będzie— it will be
- będzie dobrze— it will be fine / alright
- jak to będzie— how it will be
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Present Tense (Czas teraźniejszy)
Past Tense (Czas przeszły)
Perfect Aspect (Czas przeszły złożony)
ja będę był / była
Imperative (Tryb rozkazujący)
Frequency rank: #138 in Polish
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What does the Polish word "będzie" mean?▼
The Polish word "będzie" means "will be" in English.
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