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Polish frequency list

No. 802 in Polish

masz

"Masz" means "you have" in English.

In a sentence

  • Masz ciekawą książkę.

    You have an interesting book.

    Here, 'masz' is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb 'mieć' (to have). It means 'you have' and is used to indicate possession.

  • Masz rację.

    You are right.

    In this sentence, 'masz' is also the second-person singular present tense form of 'mieć.' Here, it is used in the context of a fixed expression, 'mieć rację,' which translates to 'to be right.'

  • Masz na coś ochotę?

    Do you feel like having something?

    In this example, 'masz' is used as the same verb form to phrase a question. Combined with 'na coś ochotę' (a whim for something), it inquires about someone's desire or willingness to do something.

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