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Polish frequency list

No. 2,427 in Polish

al

The Polish word "al" is an abbreviation for "aleja," meaning "avenue" in English.

In a sentence

  • Chciałem iść na spacer, ale pada deszcz.

    I wanted to go for a walk, but it's raining.

    Here, "ale" is a conjunction introduced to show a contrast between the two clauses.

  • Lubię herbatę, ale wolę kawę.

    I like tea, but I prefer coffee.

    Here, "ale" indicates a preference being stated after an initial liking.

  • Czasami coś planuję, ale nie zawsze udaje mi się to zrealizować.

    Sometimes I plan something, but I can't always execute it.

    Here, "ale" conveys a discrepancy or obstacle in achieving the desired outcome.

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