Translation of Polish word "poprawny" to English
poprawny
/pɔpravnɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveFree from error; true; accurate.
How to use
The adjective 'poprawny' (correct / proper / grammatically correct) declines regularly. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'poprawni' (e.g., 'poprawni językowo' — linguistically correct). Its comparative is 'poprawniejszy' and superlative is 'najpoprawniejszy'. The adverb is 'poprawnie' (correctly).
🇬🇧 English
correct
Structure Guide
Polish Word: poprawny
Translation: correct
Example Sentences
Przeżyłem tam poprawny doświadczenie.
I lived a correct experience there.
Ten człowiek jest poprawny.
This person is correct.
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Common phrases
- poprawna odpowiedź— correct answer
- poprawna polszczyzna— correct / standard Polish language usage
- poprawnie napisać— to write correctly
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The Polish word "poprawny" means "correct" in English.
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