"Ten żołnierz to człowiek honoru."

Translation: This soldier is a man of honor.

[DankaEagle]

dlaczego nie moge napisac "the soldier is the human of honor"? Dzieka

[Jellei]

"ten" = 'this', nie 'the'; potem nie może być 'the human' bo po pierwsze: w angielskim rzadko rzeczywiście używa się 'human' i na pewno nie w takim kontekście, po drugie 'the man' brzmiałoby jakby był jedynym człowiekiem honoru na całej Ziemi.

No i nie pisze się 'dzieka' tylko 'dzięki' ;) Albo dziękuję.

[DankaEagle]

bardzo dziekuje :)

[AlexG71]

In this context could człowiek also be translated to 'person'?

[Jellei]

Theoretically yes, but wouldn't "person of honor" sound really strange?

[AlexG71]

'Man of honour' does sound more natural in this context but 'person of honour' doesn't sound very strange. In my humble opinion, I think that both should be accepted.

[Jellei]

Hmmm... Okay, added. As well as 'honourable man/person'.

[Joe19902]

These days, "Political Correctness" demands that you say "Person of Honour" rather than "Man of Honour"! :)

[alik1989]

'Carbon-based life form' would be even more inclusive :)

[SonofMaat]

..... So are they all, all honorable men -

[JPHQRO]

"This soldier is an honorable person"?

[alik1989]

It's accepted.

[LuKaszKom]

Dlaczego nie "honour"?

[alik1989]

British spelling: honour
American spelling: honor

Both should work