Translation of Polish word "miły" to English
miły
/miwɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveA type, race or category; a group of entities that have common characteristics such that they may be grouped together.
How to use
The adjective 'miły' (nice / pleasant / kind / dear) declines regularly. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is an adjective. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'mili' (e.g., 'mili goście' — nice/pleasant guests). Its comparative is 'milszy' and superlative is 'najmilszy'. The adverb is 'miło' (pleasantly / nicely, e.g., 'miło mi' — pleased to meet you / my pleasure).
🇬🇧 English
kind
Structure Guide
Polish Word: miły
Translation: kind
Example Sentences
Miły człowiek jest przyjazny
A nice person is friendly
On jest miły człowiek.
He is a kind person.
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Common phrases
- miłego dnia— have a nice day
- miły człowiek— nice / pleasant person
- miło mi cię poznać— nice to meet you / pleased to meet you
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The Polish word "miły" means "kind" in English.
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