Translation of Polish word "rano" to English
rano
/ˈranɔ/
Meaning
AdverbIn the morning; early in the day. Also (as a noun): the morning, the early part of the day.
How to use
The word 'rano' functions primarily as a temporal adverb ('in the morning / early') and occasionally as an indeclinable neuter noun ('morning'). Note: the source metadata lists this as a noun, but the adverbial use is very primary. To say 'yesterday morning', say 'wczoraj rano'.
🇬🇧 English
early
Structure Guide
Polish Word: rano
Translation: early
Example Sentences
Zwykle wstaję bardzo wcześnie rano, by poćwiczyć.
I usually get up very early in the morning to exercise.
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Common phrases
- od rana do wieczora— from morning till night
- jutro rano— tomorrow morning
- z samego rana— first thing in the morning / very early
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The Polish word "rano" means "early" in English.
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