"W Polsce są tylko trzy małe pustynie."

Translation: In Poland there are only three small deserts.

[AnCatDubh]

There are deserts in Poland? O_O

[immery]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Błędów_Desert

[MichaelKor436367]

Thanks! This is exactly why I clicked on the comments.

[Wippii]

Same here, two years later.

[golden.plover]

And the other two?

[Jellei]

Right now Wikipedia actually lists as many as seven deserts in Poland, although it seems that "Wielka Pustynia Błędowska" encorporates several of them.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kategoria:Pustynie_w_Polsce

I don't think that most Polish people know about any other than the Błędów one. If they even know about that one.

[golden.plover]

Thank you! In English, that category shows only one page.

In French and Italian there are two and in all other languages - only one.

[Martin95000]

Freezing cold deserts?

[Anikei.]

In Poland there are three small deserts only - am I wrong?

[Casandra-Lee]

Well... yes. Cause in English only can not end the sentence. But everyone, in America, would understand you.

[LukeLanfea]

This is not entirely true, there are cases where it is appropriate to end in only, however I would say that this one is one where you generally wouldn't. You could say something like 'I want three chairs only!' which gives the sentence a whole different meaning to 'I only want three chairs!' where the former is a clear instruction and the latter is more of a desire. Ending with it tends to make the number more exclusive.