Translation of Polish word "dzisiaj" to English
dzisiaj
/d͡ʑɛˈɕaj/
Meaning
AdverbThe current day or date.
How to use
The adverb/noun 'dzisiaj' (today) refers to the current day. It is fully interchangeable with the shorter form 'dziś' (e.g., 'dzisiaj rano' / 'dziś rano'). The source metadata marks this as a noun, but it acts primarily as a temporal adverb.
🇬🇧 English
today
Structure Guide
Polish Word: dzisiaj
Translation: today
Example Sentences
Dzisiaj mój brat poszedł do sklepu.
Today my brother went to the store.
W XVI wieku ludzie musieli robić wszystko ręcznie, ale dziś mamy elektryczne otwieracze do puszek.
In the 16th century, people had to do everything by hand, but today we have electric can openers.
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Common phrases
- dzisiaj rano— this morning
- od dzisiaj— starting today / from now on
- co dzisiaj— what is today (e.g. on menu)
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