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"Ona jest niepełnosprawna."
Translation:She is disabled.
1 year ago
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How is this word composed? It seems to have nie- (not) in the beginning, so it's literally a negation of "abled"?
1 year ago
babbeloergosum
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Thanks man for answering all my questions so quickly! Having such eager moderators makes the course even better!
1 year ago
Thanks for your kind words :) Just to specify more: "pełno" is not a direct translation of the adverb "fully" (which would be 'w pełni' or 'całkowicie'), but this is what this part means.
1 year ago
EwaPink
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I think a literal translation of not fully able is closest, although a fair bit of Polish is contextual, so the same word or a variation of it might be used in a considerably different way elsewhere.
7 months ago
Well, a British native told me that "not fully able" wouldn't really be used in this context...
7 months ago
