"Mam bardzo mało czasu."

Translation: I have very little time.

[Maja165529]

" I have very little time" tak się mówi po angielsku?

[tadjanow]

Owszem, mówi się.

[Maja165529]

Dziękuję :) Takie tłumaczenie wydawało mi się nienaturalne, ja bym powiedziała " I don"t have enough time" , ale to jednak znaczy troszkę coś innego ;)

[kiddo-depido]

To ja!

[JudgmentKazik]

Is there a reason "czas" takes the dopełniacz and not biernik? Is it because of the "bardzo mało" creating some sort of negation or reduction to the noun in this sentence?

[Jellei]

All (I think) quantifiers take Genitive.

[miletskiy]

Is this translate is correct?
"I have too little time"

[Jellei]

Correct itself, but it means something different. "Mam za mało czasu".

[Namelessghost101]

How about. I have a short amount of time?

[Jellei]

I guess... okay, added.

[V1Stephen]

What about I have too little time?

[Jellei]

That's "zbyt mało/za mało", not "bardzo mało".

[the_persistent_1]

does this phrase even used?

[alik1989]

Are you asking whether it is in use? See for yourself.

[the_persistent_1]

dziękuję bardzo

[Systran]

Why not I have few time

[Jellei]

"few" is used with countable nouns.

[Jean-Lucfranois]

I have a very little time , would be : mam bardzo mały czas ?

[alik1989]

I don't think this means anything in either language.

[Evaannn]

Could I use "trochę" too? Or is it for the countable noun ?

[Jellei]

Do you mean "trochę czasu"? That is correct, but it means "some time".

[LanceBlair1]

I wrote "I have so little time" but that would be "Mam tak mało czasu", correct?

[Jellei]

Correct!