Translation of Polish word "jakikolwiek" to English
jakikolwiek
/jakɪˈkɔlvjɛk/
Meaning
AdjectiveOne at all; at least one; at least one kind of; some; a positive quantity of.
How to use
The pronoun/determiner 'jakikolwiek' (any / whichever / whatever) declines regularly like an adjective (jakikolwiek, jakakolwiek, jakiekolwiek). It is used to emphasize that the choice or entity is completely open, or in negative sentences to mean 'any at all'.
🇬🇧 English
any
Structure Guide
Polish Word: jakikolwiek
Translation: any
Example Sentences
Jakikolwiek problem, który pojawi się, będę go rozwiązywał.
Whatever problem that may arise, I will solve it.
Chcę kupić jakikolwiek kolor sukienki.
I want to buy any color of dress.
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Common phrases
- w jakikolwiek sposób— in any way / anyhow
- jakikolwiek wpływ— any influence / impact
- bez jakichkolwiek wątpliwości— without any doubts whatsoever
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The Polish word "jakikolwiek" means "any" in English.
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