意味
To feel comfortable in a situation.
文化的背景
Poles often use this idiom to express a deep sense of 'belonging' to a place, reflecting the historical importance of land and home. The Japanese version 'Mizu o eta sakana' emphasizes the vitality that comes from being in the right place, often used for someone who was previously bored or underutilized. The idiom 'Ru yu de shui' is famously associated with the Three Kingdoms period, describing the relationship between a leader and his brilliant advisor. While 'fish in water' is understood, English speakers often prefer 'like a duck to water' to describe learning a skill quickly and naturally.
Use it in Interviews
Saying 'W pracy z klientem czuję się jak ryba w wodzie' is a very natural way to show confidence without sounding arrogant.
Don't forget 'się'
Without 'się', you are saying you 'smell like a fish in water', which is definitely not the compliment you intended!
意味
To feel comfortable in a situation.
Use it in Interviews
Saying 'W pracy z klientem czuję się jak ryba w wodzie' is a very natural way to show confidence without sounding arrogant.
Don't forget 'się'
Without 'się', you are saying you 'smell like a fish in water', which is definitely not the compliment you intended!
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing reflexive pronoun.
Ja czuję ___ jak ryba w wodzie.
The verb 'czuć się' always requires the reflexive pronoun 'się' when describing how you feel.
Choose the correct form of the word 'water'.
Marek czuje się jak ryba w ____.
After the preposition 'w' (in), we use the locative case, which for 'woda' is 'wodzie'.
Match the person to the place where they feel like a fish in water.
Match the following:
These are natural environments for these professions.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Lubisz swoją nową pracę? B: Tak, ____.
This is the natural idiomatic response to show you are happy and comfortable.
🎉 スコア： /4
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4 問題Ja czuję ___ jak ryba w wodzie.
The verb 'czuć się' always requires the reflexive pronoun 'się' when describing how you feel.
Marek czuje się jak ryba w ____.
After the preposition 'w' (in), we use the locative case, which for 'woda' is 'wodzie'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are natural environments for these professions.
A: Lubisz swoją nową pracę? B: Tak, ____.
This is the natural idiomatic response to show you are happy and comfortable.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
3 問Yes, you can say 'Czujemy się jak ryba w wodzie' or 'Czujemy się jak ryby w wodzie'. Both are fine.
Absolutely. It's a neutral, polite idiom that shows enthusiasm.
The most common opposite is 'czuć się jak ryba bez wody' (like a fish without water).
関連フレーズ
być w swoim żywiole
synonymTo be in one's element.
czuć się jak u siebie w domu
similarTo feel at home.
czuć się jak ryba bez wody
contrastTo feel like a fish out of water.
