Translation of Polish word "tani" to English
tani
/tanɨ/
Meaning
AdverbLow or reduced in price.
How to use
The adjective 'tani' (cheap / inexpensive) declines like soft-stem adjectives (tania, tanie). In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'tani' (spelled same, pronounced differently or used with plural verbs, e.g., 'tani robotnicy' — cheap workers). Its comparative is 'tańszy' and superlative is 'najtańszy'. The adverb is 'tanio' (cheaply). It is the antonym of 'drogi'.
🇬🇧 English
cheap
Structure Guide
Polish Word: tani
Translation: cheap
Example Sentences
Tani produkt jest popularny.
A cheap product is popular.
Ten hotel jest tani.
This hotel is cheap.
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Common phrases
- tani sklep— cheap shop / store
- tania siła robocza— cheap labor / workforce
- tanio kupić— to buy cheaply
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