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Time in Polish: Words & Phrases

Quick answer: The most useful Polish words for time are godzina (hour / time), dzisiaj (today) and jutro (tomorrow). The full Polish time phrase list with example sentences is below.

The essential Polish vocabulary for time, with example sentences and English translations. This is A1 (Beginner) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Polish to live, work, or settle abroad.

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Key time vocabulary

PolishEnglish
godzinahour / time
dzisiajtoday
jutrotomorrow
wczorajyesterday
wcześnieearly
późnolate
ranomorning
wieczórevening
tydzieńweek
teraznow

Example sentences

Która godzina?

What time is it?

Dzisiaj jest poniedziałek.

Today is Monday.

Jutro idę do lekarza.

Tomorrow I am going to the doctor.

Wczoraj była ładna pogoda.

Yesterday the weather was nice.

Wstaję wcześnie.

I get up early.

Pociąg przyjeżdża późno.

The train arrives late.

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