"Twój ogród jest piękny!"

Translation: Your garden is beautiful!

[JerryMcCarthy99]

FWIW, there's a magazine called "Mój Piękny Ogród" available in stores in Poland.

[Zauber32]

Would "pretty" work in this context?

[Jellei]

It's not enough, it's "ładny".

[wilderBoar]

I understand the difference, but still, 'pretty' comes to me every time I do this exercise. Can't there be contexts where this translation is right? I think the meaning is close enough.

[Jellei]

I'm sorry, but we have to teach this difference in some way...

[PiAbednego1]

Sexy garden!

[Ollyfer]

Surely arouses all the passersby and had some affairs with the neighbours.

[Nico515253]

And 'lovely'? Very common and idiomatic to say this.

[Jellei]

OK, this one's on our list of accepted answers for "piękny" indeed. Added here.

[Musicalantonio]

Does Ogród mean garden in the American sense (place where you grow vegetables), or the more general British sense (for which American English speakers would use 'yard')?

[JerryMcCarthy99]

I believe that it is the more British sense. There is a magazine which we've bought a couple of times: "Mój piękny ogród" which is flower-related - they have a website here: https://www.mojpieknyogrod.pl/

Also, more larger botanical gardens are called "ogród"; this one for example. http://www.obuam.robia.pl/

[jumbo420]

Twój jogurt jest piękny

[KateYoak]

That's exactly what i did! How funny!