joulupukki

This is the 7252nd most frequent Polish word.


joulupukki

"Joulupukki" is not a Polish word; it is Finnish and translates to "Santa Claus" in English.


In this sentence, 'Joulupukki' refers directly to the Finnish counterpart of Santa Claus, illustrating a cultural context.

Joulupukki przynosi prezenty dzieciom w Finlandii.

Joulupukki brings gifts to children in Finland.


Here, 'Joulupukki' is used to signify the mythical figure specifically from Finnish culture, emphasizing its uniqueness compared to Polish traditions.

W Polsce nie ma tradycji zapraszania Joulupukki na święta.

In Poland, there is no tradition of inviting Joulupukki for Christmas.


In this example, 'Joulupukki' is mentioned as a subject of cultural education, showing its significance as a topic of discussion.

Opowiadanie o Joulupukki było częścią naszej lekcji o kulturach skandynawskich.

Talking about Joulupukki was part of our lesson about Scandinavian cultures.