Translation of Polish word "turysta" to English
turysta
/tuˈrɨsta/
Meaning
NounSomeone who travels for pleasure rather than for business; a leisure visitor.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'turysta' (tourist) ends in '-a', so it declines like a feminine noun in the singular (e.g., G. 'turysty', D. 'turyście'), but retains masculine personal agreement (plural 'turyści', G. plural 'turystów'). The feminine counterpart is 'turystka'.
🇬🇧 English
tourist
Structure Guide
Polish Word: turysta
Translation: tourist
Example Sentences
Turysta zwiedzał stare miasto z przewodnikiem.
The tourist toured the old town with a guide.
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Common phrases
- zagraniczny turysta— foreign tourist
- turyści z Niemiec— tourists from Germany (plural)
- atrakcja dla turystów— attraction for tourists
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The Polish word "turysta" means "tourist" in English.
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