Translation of Polish word "miło" to English
miło
/ˈmʲiwɔ/
Meaning
AdverbAdverb / predicative meaning 'nicely / pleasantly / kindly / it is nice'.
How to use
The adverb 'miło' (pleasantly / nicely / kindly) is derived from 'miły'. Note: the source translation is a hilarious mistake; it is NOT a 'database' (which in Polish is 'baza danych'), but a word meaning 'pleasant'. The phrase 'miło mi' is the standard way to say 'pleased to meet you'.
🇬🇧 English
nicely / pleasantly
Structure Guide
Polish Word: miło
Translation: nicely / pleasantly
Example Sentences
Bardzo miło było cię wczoraj spotkać.
It was very nice to meet you yesterday.
Miło mi, że mogliśmy porozmawiać.
It's nice that we could talk.
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Common phrases
- miło mi— pleased to meet you / my pleasure
- miło spędzić czas— to spend time pleasantly
- bardzo miło z twojej strony— very nice / kind of you
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The Polish word "miło" means "nicely / pleasantly" in English.
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