Translation of Polish word "wolno" to English
wolno
/vɔlnɔ/
Meaning
AdverbAt a slow pace.
How to use
The word 'wolno' has two major grammatical roles: as the adverb meaning 'slowly' (comparative 'wolniej', superlative 'najwolniej', antonym of 'szybko'), and as an impersonal predicative word (quasi-copula) meaning 'it is allowed / permitted / one may' (e.g., 'wolno palić' — smoking is allowed; governs dative case for the person: 'wolno mi' — I am allowed). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, which is partially true for the predicative use, but it also acts as a basic adverb.
🇬🇧 English
slowly
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wolno
Translation: slowly
Example Sentences
Chodź wolno.
Walk slowly.
Samochód jechał wolno.
The car was moving slowly.
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Common phrases
- wolno mi— I am allowed / permitted
- nie wolno— forbidden / not allowed / must not
- jechać wolno— to drive / ride slowly
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