Translation of Polish word "kasa" to English
kasa
/ˈkasa/
Meaning
NounA cash register or till in a shop, or the counter where customers pay for goods.
How to use
The feminine noun 'kasa' has three meanings: 'cash register / till' (e.g., 'kasa fiskalna'), 'ticket office / checkout counter' (e.g., 'kasa biletowa'), and as a very common colloquial term for 'money' (uncountable, e.g., 'mieć dużo kasy' — to have a lot of cash/money). It declines regularly (plural 'kasy').
🇬🇧 English
checkout
Structure Guide
Polish Word: kasa
Translation: checkout
Example Sentences
Zapłaciłem za zakupy przy kasie.
I paid for the shopping at the checkout.
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Common phrases
- kasa biletowa— ticket office / box office
- zarabiać kasę— to make money / earn cash (colloquial)
- kasa fiskalna— cash register / till (official device)
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