Translation of Polish word "pięknie" to English
pięknie
/ˈpjɛŋɲɛ/
Meaning
AdverbIn a beautiful or attractive manner; wonderfully.
How to use
The adverb 'pięknie' (beautifully / wonderfully) is derived from 'piękny'. Note: the source translation is 'beautiful' (which is the adjective 'piękny'), but this is the adverb. The comparative is 'piękniej' and superlative is 'najpiękniej'. The phrase 'dziękuję pięknie' is a polite way to say 'thank you very much'.
🇬🇧 English
beautifully
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pięknie
Translation: beautifully
Example Sentences
Ona jest pięknie odziana.
She is beautifully dressed.
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Common phrases
- pięknie dziękuję— thank you very much / beautifully
- pięknie wyglądać— to look beautiful / gorgeous
- pięknie śpiewać— to sing beautifully
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The Polish word "pięknie" means "beautifully" in English.
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