Translation of Polish word "dziękować" to English
dziękować
How to use
The verb 'dziękować' (to thank) is imperfective; its perfective counterpart is 'podziękować'. Note: the source metadata leaves the POS class empty, but it is a verb. It conjugates ending in '-uję' (e.g., 'dziękuję', 'dziękujesz'). Crucially, in Polish, it governs the DATIVE case of the person thanked (e.g., 'dziękować Bogu' — to thank God) and the preposition 'za' + accusative case of the reason (e.g., 'dziękować za prezent' — to thank for the gift).
🇬🇧 English
to thank
Structure Guide
Polish Word: dziękować
Translation: to thank
Example Sentences
Przyszliśmy dziękować za państwa ogromną pomoc.
We came to thank you for your tremendous help.
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Common phrases
- dziękuję bardzo— thank you very much
- dziękować za pomoc— to thank for help
- dziękować Bogu— to thank God
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Frequency rank: #600 in Polish
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The Polish word "dziękować" means "to thank" in English.
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