Translation of Polish word "fakt" to English
fakt
/fat͡k/
Meaning
NounSomething actual as opposed to invented.
How to use
The noun 'fakt' (fact) is masculine and declines regularly. In Polish, it is very common to use the phrase 'fakt, że...' (the fact that...) to introduce subordinate clauses. Be careful: 'fakt' should refer to objective truth, whereas opinions or claims should be introduced with 'twierdzenie' or 'opinia'.
🇬🇧 English
fact
Structure Guide
Polish Word: fakt
Translation: fact
Example Sentences
Fakt jest taki
The fact is such
W tej historii adres Gettysburga jest faktem, ale reszta to fikcja.
In this story, the Gettysburg address is fact, but the rest is fiction.
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Common phrases
- dokonany fakt— accomplished fact
- stwierdzić fakt— to state a fact
- w oparciu o fakty— based on facts
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The Polish word "fakt" means "fact" in English.
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