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. Note that the source metadata lists this as an adjective, but it is an 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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