Translation of Polish word "kilka" to English
kilka
/ˈt͡ɕilka/
Meaning
AdjectiveConsisting of a number more than one (especially, more than two) but not very many.
How to use
The indefinite numeral/determiner 'kilka' (a few / several) is used with plural countable nouns in the genitive case (e.g., 'kilka książek' — a few books, 'kilka dni' — a few days). For masculine personal nouns, the form changes to 'kilku' (e.g., 'kilku chłopców' — a few boys).
🇬🇧 English
several
Structure Guide
Polish Word: kilka
Translation: several
Example Sentences
Kilka osób przyjechało na naszą imprezę.
A few people came to our party.
Kilka dni temu widziałem go na ulicy.
Several days ago I saw him on the street.
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Common phrases
- kilka dni— a few days
- kilka lat temu— a few years ago
- kilka słów— a few words
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The Polish word "kilka" means "several" in English.
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