"Masz dziewczynę?"

Translation: Do you have a girlfriend?

[szymonnawr3]

Dziewczyna means both girl and girlfriend.

[kickboxingbanan]

I respect forwardness

[NieNieNieNie]

Mam, ale ona jeszcze tego nie wie.

[Rimdus]

By the context, I would say that only could be girlfriend

[dj___]

No ;/

[siennacookie]

Could you say Czy masz dziewczynę?

[alik1989]

Yes, you could.

[siennacookie]

Cool. Dzięki

[Ben785030]

Tak. Mieszka w Kanadzie, i uczęszcza do innej szkoły.

[Esteban_unlucky]

What if you were asking someone if they had a girl? (Daughter)

[DreamDrawB]

Then you would ask if they had a córka.

[Esteban_unlucky]

Ok so it's used as Girlfriend but never as daughter..
Thanks

[ipidhorna]

Well, I think you can use word 'dziewczynka' in that context. Meaning 'little girl'. I'm not a native though

[Jellei]

I guess if two people were talking about their children, then "dziewczynka" is possible, but "córka" (daughter) is safer.

[JKWolf17]

No :(

[muresanand10]

2 actually..

[Lt_Serebryakov]

So girl and girlfriend are the same word? That has a possibility to be very awkward and very wrong...

[abcdef933419]

Well in England we sometimes say (informally amongst friends) "i love my woman" or "my woman loves my jokes" etc etc

It doesn't cause any confusion.

Note... These days, saying "my woman" can come across as a bit misogynystic. But younger males do often say "my girl".

And women definitely do say "my man" eg my man loves taking me to that restaurant on Fridays"

Context is key

[alik1989]

I can't think of any context where this would lead to a misunderstanding.

[Jellei]

It needs to be 'someone's dziewczyna' to mean a girlfriend, and for people that would say "my girl" about their daughter, that's very unlikely in Polish. Maybe for plural daughters.