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fest

"Fest" in Polish means "very" or "really" and is used to emphasize something, often in informal speech.

In a sentence

Ten koncert był naprawdę fest.
That concert was really great.
In this sentence, 'fest' is used colloquially to mean very good or excellent.
Miał fest szczęście w tej grze.
He had great luck in this game.
Here, 'fest' emphasizes the magnitude of 'luck,' implying it was exceptionally strong luck.
To wyzwanie było fest trudne.
That challenge was quite tough.
'Fest' in this context is used to intensify the adjective 'tough,' indicating a high degree of difficulty.

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