Translation of Polish word "ci" to English
ci
/t͡si/
Meaning
PronounMasculine personal plural of ten (this): these people, near the speaker.
How to use
The word 'ci' has two distinct homonyms: the masculine personal plural demonstrative pronoun meaning 'these' (e.g., 'ci ludzie' — these people) and the short dative form of the personal pronoun 'ty' (you) meaning 'to you' (e.g., 'dam ci to' — I will give you this). The demonstrative 'ci' is capitalized only at the start of a sentence, while the pronoun 'ci' (to you) is capitalized in personal letters/emails as a sign of respect.
🇬🇧 English
these
Structure Guide
Polish Word: ci
Translation: these
Example Sentences
Zawsze wygłasza tezy, gdy ma czas wolny.
He always presents theses when he has free time.
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Common phrases
- ci ludzie— these people
- dam ci— I'll give you
- mówię ci— I'm telling you
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What does the Polish word "ci" mean?▼
The Polish word "ci" means "these" in English.
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