Translation of Polish word "wiele" to English
wiele
/ˈvjɛlɛ/
Meaning
Adjectivebefore a countable noun: A large, indefinite number of.
How to use
The indefinite numeral 'wiele' (many / much / a lot) governs the genitive case of plural nouns (e.g., 'wiele osób' — many people, 'wiele pytań' — many questions). Note that for masculine personal nouns, the form changes to 'wielu' (e.g., 'wielu studentów').
🇬🇧 English
many
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wiele
Translation: many
Example Sentences
Wiele osób chodzi na koncerty w mieście.
A lot of people go to concerts in the city.
Wiele książek leży na stole.
Many books are lying on the table.
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Common phrases
- wiele razy— many times / repeatedly
- wiele osób— many people
- pod wieloma względami— in many respects / ways
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What does the Polish word "wiele" mean?▼
The Polish word "wiele" means "many" in English.
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