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Polish frequency list

No. 2,028 in Polish

jutro

"Jutro" means "tomorrow" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jutro pójdę do pracy.

    Tomorrow, I will go to work.

    Here, 'jutro' is used as an adverb to indicate a future time.

  • Jutro to dzień po dzisiaj.

    Tomorrow is the day after today.

    Here, 'jutro' is used as a noun representing the concept of the following day.

  • Zadanie domowe na jutro jest bardzo trudne.

    The homework for tomorrow is very difficult.

    Here, 'jutro' still functions as a noun, indicating the day for which the homework is assigned.

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