Significado
Showing curiosity.
Contexto cultural
Poles value intellectual depth. Showing interest in history, politics, or art is a quick way to gain respect in social circles. In meetings, showing interest is seen as a sign of professional competence and reliability. It's better to be over-interested than indifferent. Younger generations often use 'mega' or 'super' instead of 'bardzo' to sound more casual. In universities, this phrase is often followed by a specific question, showing that the interest is genuine and analytical.
Use it as a filler
If you don't know what to say next in Polish, this phrase buys you time and makes you sound fluent.
Watch the 'to'
Don't forget the 'to'. Saying 'Bardzo mnie interesuje' without 'to' or a noun sounds like an unfinished sentence.
Significado
Showing curiosity.
Use it as a filler
If you don't know what to say next in Polish, this phrase buys you time and makes you sound fluent.
Watch the 'to'
Don't forget the 'to'. Saying 'Bardzo mnie interesuje' without 'to' or a noun sounds like an unfinished sentence.
Eye Contact
When saying this, maintain eye contact. In Poland, this proves your interest is sincere.
Ponte a prueba
Fill in the missing pronoun to say 'I am very interested in this'.
Bardzo ______ to interesuje.
The verb 'interesować' requires the accusative case, which for 'ja' is 'mnie'.
Which sentence is the most natural way to show interest in a conversation?
Choose the correct option:
'Jestem interesujący' means you are an interesting person, not that you are interested.
Match the Polish phrase with its English meaning.
Match the pairs:
Each phrase has a slightly different nuance or register.
Complete the dialogue with the correct phrase.
A: Czytasz o historii Polski? B: Tak, ________.
This is the most standard and natural response.
In which situation would you NOT use 'Bardzo mnie to interesuje'?
Choose the situation:
Using it for bad news sounds sarcastic or rude.
🎉 Puntuación: /5
Ayudas visuales
Banco de ejercicios
5 ejerciciosBardzo ______ to interesuje.
The verb 'interesować' requires the accusative case, which for 'ja' is 'mnie'.
Choose the correct option:
'Jestem interesujący' means you are an interesting person, not that you are interested.
Empareja cada elemento de la izquierda con su par de la derecha:
Each phrase has a slightly different nuance or register.
A: Czytasz o historii Polski? B: Tak, ________.
This is the most standard and natural response.
Choose the situation:
Using it for bad news sounds sarcastic or rude.
🎉 Puntuación: /5
Preguntas frecuentes
10 preguntasNo. You must say 'Bardzo mnie to interesuje' or 'Bardzo interesuję się TYM' (Instrumental case).
Yes, it is perfectly polite and professional.
'Ciekawe' is more common for 'curious/interesting', while 'interesujące' is slightly more formal/intellectual.
You can say 'To mnie interesuje bardzo', but it sounds more like you are correcting someone's assumption.
Say 'To mnie nie interesuje' or 'Nie interesuje mnie to'.
Yes, because the verb needs an object to show WHO is being interested.
It's better to say 'Interesujesz mnie' (You interest me), but 'Bardzo mnie to interesuje' refers to a thing or topic.
Only if your tone is flat. If you say it with energy, it sounds 100% sincere.
Bardzo mnie to interesowało.
Yes: 'To jest mega!' or 'Ale czad!'.
Frases relacionadas
To jest ciekawe
similarThis is interesting
Interesuję się tym
builds onI am interested in this (long-term)
Ciekawi mnie to
synonymThis makes me curious
Jestem ciekaw / ciekawa
similarI am curious
