"Dobrze."

Translation: Fine.

[stephenpeckhover]

Is the r pronounced, or is it one of those disappearing letters that almost sounds like it's not there?

[RonaldLett]

"rz" is a single phoneme in Polish that is pronounced similarly to the zh sound in the English words "measure" and "vision". The r and z letters do not have separate pronunciations in the rz phoneme.

[Henry132109]

Is this equivalent to хорошо in Russian?

[KonradAr4]

Очень хорошо - bardzo dobrze

[Jellei]

It seems to be, unless I am unaware of something.

[DeniseD542]

Could this also be an adjective? As in fine china, or fine featured?

[va-diim]

"fine featured" is actually an adverb because it's modifying an adjective "featured," properly "finely featured."

"Fine china" yes, it's an adjective but more like świetna or elegancka porcelana, but dobra porcelana is "good china."

[ViktorBizk]

Alright could be used too, right?

[Jellei]

Right :)

[CWKCA]

Can this also mean "well"? "OK" or "good"?

[va-diim]

I believe dobrze is an adverb, so literally "well," but in English people say "good" incorrectly all the time when they mean "well." I think "O.K." can be an adverb also.

[Jellei]

Having what va-diim wrote in mind - yes, generally yes.

[pJPO3]

Tell me please, when you use "dobrze" and when "dobre"?

[va-diim]

dobrze is an adverb, in English "well" or "fine." How are you? Dobrze. I am well.

Dobre is a gender-neuter adjective, in English "good," but used with a gender-neuter noun, such as dobre miasto, "good city," or a plural noun, such as dobre miasta, "good cities," but not a plural noun that includes at least one male person, which uses dobrzy.

[pJPO3]

Dziekuje!

[va-diim]

Nie ma za co

[Bsienkart]

So question- is this like saying "so so" or "doing okay" in English?

[va-diim]

No, it means "well." "How are you? -I'm well." It also means "O.K." as in response to a request.