What does sprawy in Polish mean?

What is the meaning of the word sprawy in Polish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sprawy in Polish.

The word sprawy in Polish means sprawy, sytuacja, sprawy, sprawy, zagadnienia, wydarzenia, sprawy zawodowe, komplikować sprawy, sprawy zagraniczne, sprawy zagraniczne, nie ma sprawy, nie ma sprawy, mieć inne sprawy na głowie, mieć inne sprawy do zrobienia, ważne sprawy, nie wtrącać się w nie swoje sprawy, sprawy pieniężne, sprawy finansowe, sprawy praktyczne, żaden problem, nie ma problemu, nie ma sprawy, nie ma sprawy, organizacja, sprawy polityczne, sprawy rządowe, wtrącać się w prywatne sprawy, sprawy publiczne, załatwiać sprawy, uporządkować swoje sprawy. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word sprawy

sprawy

(informal (happenings)

Neighbours had reported some strange goings-on at the house.

sytuacja

(all aspects of situation)

There were riots in the streets, and things were getting out of control.

sprawy

(life in general)

Sprawy ostatnio wyglądają coraz lepiej.
Things have been getting better recently.

sprawy

(business)

He has business affairs to take care of in France.

zagadnienia

(things relating to specific subject)

You understand all that math stuff; I don't. Oh no, Peter's not going on about car stuff again, is he?

wydarzenia

(happenings)

This newspaper does an excellent job of covering current affairs.

sprawy zawodowe

(business matters or transactions)

komplikować sprawy

(create complications, difficulties)

Keep it simple - there's no need to complicate matters.

sprawy zagraniczne

(politics: foreign affairs)

Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych sprawuje pieczę nad wszystkimi swoimi ambasadorami.
The Ministry of the Exterior looks after all the ambassadors.

sprawy zagraniczne

(politics: international relations)

The Minister for Foreign Affairs is currently visiting Poland.

nie ma sprawy

(slang (don't mention it, you're welcome)

A: You have done so much for me! B: Forget about it!

nie ma sprawy

(slang (don't worry, it's not important)

Look, it's not such a big deal that I lied to you, so forget about it already!

mieć inne sprawy na głowie

(figurative (have sth else to do)

I can't wait around here, I've other fish to fry.

mieć inne sprawy do zrobienia

(be busy already)

I can't make it to the movies; I have other things to do.

ważne sprawy

(serious issues)

The directors dealt with matters of importance in a board meeting.

nie wtrącać się w nie swoje sprawy

(informal (look after what does concern you)

If you mind your own business, you won't get in as much trouble.

sprawy pieniężne, sprawy finansowe

(finances)

He lets his wife handle all the money matters, like paying the mortgage and the bills.

sprawy praktyczne

(informal (practical details)

Let's not worry about the nitty gritties until we understand the basic concept.

żaden problem

(informal (You're welcome! Don't mention it!) (potoczny)

A: Thanks for washing the car for me. B: No problem.

nie ma problemu, nie ma sprawy

(informal (Certainly! Of course!) (potoczny)

A: This radio doesn't work - I want a refund! B: Certainly, Sir - no problem!

nie ma sprawy

(informal (a matter of little importance)

It is not a big deal that your brother likes to drink a beer now and then. Knitting a sweater is not a big deal for Jane; she has been knitting since she was eight years old.

organizacja

(coordinating, organization)

Let's meet on Friday to discuss the organizing.

sprawy polityczne, sprawy rządowe

(matters of government)

wtrącać się w prywatne sprawy

(ask personal questions)

Tim's boss always wanted to know everything Tim got up to outside of work; he was always prying and Tim hated it.

sprawy publiczne

(current events of public interest)

The new television station has 6 hours a day of public affairs programming.

załatwiać sprawy

(go out to do chores)

I've been running errands all morning, and still haven't finished everything I need to do!

uporządkować swoje sprawy

(figurative (arrange affairs properly)

You'll need to set your house in order before you embark on something so ambitious.

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Polish (polszczyzna) is the official language of Poland. This language is spoken by 38 million Polish people. There are also native speakers of this language in western Belarus and Ukraine. Because Poles emigrated to other countries in many stages, there are millions of people who speak Polish in many countries such as Germany, France, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Brazil, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, etc. .. An estimated 10 million Poles live outside of Poland but it is not clear how many of them can actually speak Polish, estimates put it between 3.5 and 10 million. As a result, the number of Polish-speaking people globally ranges from 40-43 million.