Translation of Polish word "godzina" to English
godzina
/ɡɔˈd͡ʑina/
Meaning
NounA unit of time of one twenty-fourth of a day (sixty minutes).
How to use
The feminine noun 'godzina' means both 'hour' (duration) and 'o'clock' (time of day). When telling the time, Polish uses ordinal numerals in the feminine form (e.g., 'godzina piąta' — five o'clock). To ask 'What time is it?', say 'Która godzina?'.
🇬🇧 English
hour
Structure Guide
Polish Word: godzina
Translation: hour
Example Sentences
Godzina jest już późno, muszę iść spać.
The hour is already late, I have to go to sleep.
Mamy jeszcze kilka godzin do zrobienia na podwórku.
We still have a few hours to do in the yard.
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Common phrases
- która godzina— what time is it
- godzina szczytu— rush hour
- godzina jazdy— an hour's drive
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The Polish word "godzina" means "hour" in English.
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