Translation of Polish word "piasek" to English
piasek
/pʲajɛsk/
Meaning
ConjunctionNegates the meaning of the modified verb.
How to use
The masculine noun 'piasek' (sand) declines with a mobile 'e' (e.g., genitive 'piasku', locative 'w piasku'). Note: the source translation is incorrect; it is not a negation meaning 'no' or 'not', but a physical noun meaning sand. To say 'sandbox', use 'piaskownica'.
🇬🇧 English
not
Structure Guide
Polish Word: piasek
Translation: not
Example Sentences
Wyniosłeś śmieci? — Nie, nie zrobiłem tego. Chyba nie była to moja kolej, prawda?
Did you take out the trash? - No, I didn't do it. I guess it wasn't my turn, right?
Nie wiedząc nic lepszego, poszedłem dalej.
Not knowing any better, I moved on.
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Common phrases
- złoty piasek— golden sand
- piasek na plaży— sand on the beach
- zamek z piasku— sandcastle
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The Polish word "piasek" means "not" in English.
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