Translation of Polish word "chętnie" to English
chętnie
/xɛmˈtɲɛ/
Meaning
VerbOf one’s own free will; freely and spontaneously.
How to use
The adverb 'chętnie' (gladly / willingly / with pleasure) is derived from the adjective 'chętny' (willing). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, and translating it as 'хотя бы' (at least) is a major translation error. It indicates that the action is performed with pleasure. The phrase 'bardzo chętnie' means 'with great pleasure / I'd love to!'.
🇬🇧 English
willingly
Structure Guide
Polish Word: chętnie
Translation: willingly
Example Sentences
Chętnie pomogę.
I'll help, if I can.
Chętnie przyjadę.
I'll come, if I can.
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Common phrases
- bardzo chętnie— with pleasure / I'd love to
- chętnie pomagać— to help willingly / gladly
- chętnie kupowany— readily bought / popular item
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Frequency rank: #680 in Polish
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The Polish word "chętnie" means "willingly" in English.
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