Translation of Polish word "wiadomości" to English
wiadomości
/vja.dɔmˈɕt͡ɕi/
Meaning
NounNew information of interest.
How to use
The noun 'wiadomości' (news / information) is the plural of 'wiadomość' (a piece of news). In Poland, 'Wiadomości' is also historically the name of major TV news broadcasts. The genitive plural form is 'wiadomości' (identical to the nominative).
🇬🇧 English
news
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wiadomości
Translation: news
Example Sentences
Tata sprawdził ten wiadomości przed odjazdem.
Dad checked this news before leaving.
Czy są jakieś wieści na temat burzy?
Any news on the storm?
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Common phrases
- oglądać wiadomości— to watch the news
- dobre wiadomości— good news
- źródło wiadomości— news source
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