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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