Translation of Polish word "klasa" to English
klasa
/ˈklasa/
Meaning
NounA group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes.
How to use
The feminine noun 'klasa' (class / classroom / grade) declines regularly. It is used for school classes (e.g., 'pierwsza klasa' — first grade), classroom rooms (e.g., 'iść do klasy'), or social/economic classes. The phrase 'pierwsza klasa!' is also used colloquially as an exclamation meaning 'first-class! / excellent!' or 'top-notch!'.
🇬🇧 English
class
Structure Guide
Polish Word: klasa
Translation: class
Example Sentences
Klasa była pełna uczniów
The class was full of students
Jestem w pierwszej klasie.
I'm in the first class.
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Common phrases
- pierwsza klasa— first grade / first class (excellent)
- klasa społeczna— social class
- klasa (sala)— classroom
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The Polish word "klasa" means "class" in English.
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