No. 989 in Polish

wolne

"Free" or "time off."

In a sentence

Czy masz dzisiaj wolne od pracy?
Do you have a day off from work today?
Here, "wolne" is used as a noun to indicate a day off or free time.
Mam nadzieję, że znajdę trochę wolnego czasu na odpoczynek.
I hope to find some free time to rest.
Here, "wolnego czasu" is used in a genitive form (due to "trochę") to mean 'free time' as an adjective describing "czas."
Nie sądzę, żeby to miejsce było jeszcze wolne.
I don't think this place is still available.
Here, "wolne" is used as an adjective to describe "miejsce" (seat, place) meaning 'available' or 'unoccupied'.

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