Translation of Polish word "też" to English
też
/tɛʂ/
Meaning
ConjunctionAlso, in addition marks a statement as equally valid as the preceding one.
How to use
The particle 'też' (also / too) indicates inclusion. Unlike 'także' (which is slightly more formal), 'też' is preferred in casual spoken Polish. Note: the source translation mistakenly adds 'too' in the sense of 'excessively' (which is 'zbyt' or 'za' in Polish), but 'też' only means 'also/as well'.
🇬🇧 English
too
Structure Guide
Polish Word: też
Translation: too
Example Sentences
Nastąpiły cięcia w dotacjach federalnych. Rosną także stawki.
There have been cuts in federal grants. The rates are also rising.
Zawsze jest chętny do pomocy. On także hojnie dzieli się swoim czasem.
He is always willing to help. He also shares his time generously.
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Common phrases
- ja też— me too / I also
- ty też— you too
- też ładne— also pretty
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What does the Polish word "też" mean?▼
The Polish word "też" means "too" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "Nastąpiły cięcia w dotacjach federalnych. Rosną także stawki.".
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