Translation of Polish word "deser" to English
deser
/dɛsɛr/
Meaning
NounThe last course of a meal, consisting of fruit, sweet confections etc.
How to use
The masculine noun 'deser' (dessert) declines regularly (genitive 'deseru', locative 'w deserze' or 'na deser'). The related adjective is 'deserowy' (e.g., 'wino deserowe' — dessert wine). To say 'for dessert', use the prepositional phrase 'na deser' (na + accusative).
🇬🇧 English
dessert
Structure Guide
Polish Word: deser
Translation: dessert
Example Sentences
Deser jest ostatnim kurzem w obiedzie, który składa się z owoców i słodyczy.
Dessert is the last course in a meal, which consists of fruits and sweets.
Ten deser owocowy jest bardzo smaczny.
This fruit dessert is very tasty.
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Common phrases
- na deser— for dessert
- pyszny deser— delicious dessert
- łyżeczka deserowa— dessert spoon / teaspoon
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