No. 8,080 in Polish
ninja
A "ninja" in Polish refers to a covert agent or skilled martial artist, typically associated with stealth and espionage, originating from Japanese culture.
In a sentence
Mój przyjaciel jest taki szybki, że nazywamy go ninja.
My friend is so fast that we call him a ninja.
In this sentence, 'ninja' is used metaphorically to describe someone's exceptional speed and agility.
Oglądałem film o ninja w Japonii.
I watched a movie about ninjas in Japan.
Here, 'ninja' refers to the historical martial artists from Japan, strictly within the context of the film.
Chciałbym nauczyć się walczyć jak ninja.
I would like to learn to fight like a ninja.
This usage of 'ninja' implies an aspiration to acquire skills typically associated with ninjas, such as combat training and stealth.
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