Translation of Polish word "łatwy" to English
łatwy
/waɕɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveNot difficult; requiring little effort or skill to do or understand.
How to use
The adjective 'łatwy' (easy / simple) declines regularly. Its comparative degree is 'łatwiejszy' and superlative is 'najłatwiejszy'. It is the antonym of 'trudny' (difficult). The adverbial form is 'łatwo' (easily).
🇬🇧 English
easy
Structure Guide
Polish Word: łatwy
Translation: easy
Example Sentences
On czuje się łatwo, bo jest w domu.
He feels easy because he is at home.
Łatwy dostęp do informacji jest ważny.
Easy access to information is important.
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Common phrases
- łatwe zadanie— easy task / exercise
- łatwy wybór— easy choice
- łatwy język— easy language
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The Polish word "łatwy" means "easy" in English.
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