Adjectives describe people or things. You’ll need them whenever you want to describe what something or somebody is like. The car is old, the hotel is cheap. You get it. Memorize the Polish adjectives below and you’ll be well equipped for most basic conversations.

This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning Polish“.

Basic Words & Phrases: Adjectives

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Important adjectives

EnglishPolishPronunciation
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gooddobry
badzły
newnowy
oldstary
smallmały
large / bigduży
longdługi
shortkrótki
cheaptani
expensivedrogi
light / clearjasny
darkciemny
latepóźny
earlywczesny
interestinginteresujący
boringnudny
tiredzmęczony
easy / simplełatwy
for freebezpłatny
right / correctprawidłowy
wrongfałszywy
strongsilny
mocny

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