Translation of Polish word "który" to English
który
/tɔrɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveWhat, of those mentioned or implied.
How to use
The relative and interrogative pronoun/determiner 'który' (which / who / that) declines regularly like an adjective (który, która, które). It agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun it refers to. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'którzy' (e.g., 'ludzie, którzy...' — people who...).
🇬🇧 English
which
Structure Guide
Polish Word: który
Translation: which
Example Sentences
Który z tych dwóch filmów jest lepszy?
Which of these two films is better?
Który jest Twoim ulubionym filmem?
Which is your favorite film?
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Common phrases
- która godzina— what time is it / what hour
- ludzie, którzy— people who / that
- który z nich— which one of them
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What does the Polish word "który" mean?▼
The Polish word "który" means "which" in English.
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