Translation of Polish word "coś" to English
coś
/t͡sɔɕ/
Meaning
PronounAn uncertain or unspecified thing; one thing.
How to use
The indefinite pronoun 'coś' (something / anything) is grammatically singular and neuter, declining like 'co' with the suffix '-ś' (genitive 'czegoś', dative 'czemuś', instrumental 'czymś', locative 'o czymś'). The phrase 'coś w tym jest' means there is some truth in it.
🇬🇧 English
something
Structure Guide
Polish Word: coś
Translation: something
Example Sentences
Chciałam kupić coś do jedzenia.
I wanted to buy something to eat.
Nie wiem, coś mi jest.
I don't know what's wrong with me.
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Common phrases
- chcieć coś zjeść— to want to eat something
- rozmawiać o czymś— to talk about something
- coś w tym jest— there is something to it / some truth
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What does the Polish word "coś" mean?▼
The Polish word "coś" means "something" in English.
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