意味
Something that is interesting or fun.
文化的背景
Poles value 'zaradność' (resourcefulness). 'Fajna sprawa' is often used to praise a clever solution or a practical life hack. Younger generations might swap 'sprawa' for 'temat' or 'akcja' to sound more modern. In modern tech companies in Warsaw or Kraków, 'fajna sprawa' is used frequently during brainstorming to encourage ideas without committing to them formally. In these regions, the German influence is stronger, and you might hear older people using 'fajny' in its more original sense of 'delicate' or 'fine'.
The 'To' Shortcut
Always use 'to' before the phrase to sound like a native. 'Hobby to fajna sprawa' sounds much better than 'Hobby jest fajna sprawa'.
Gender Match
Never say 'fajny sprawa'. It's a common mistake that immediately marks you as a beginner. Remember: -a and -a!
意味
Something that is interesting or fun.
The 'To' Shortcut
Always use 'to' before the phrase to sound like a native. 'Hobby to fajna sprawa' sounds much better than 'Hobby jest fajna sprawa'.
Gender Match
Never say 'fajny sprawa'. It's a common mistake that immediately marks you as a beginner. Remember: -a and -a!
Don't Overdo It
If you use it for everything, you might sound a bit like a teenager. Mix it up with 'ciekawe' (interesting) or 'super'.
Negative Version
Use 'niefajna sprawa' when a friend tells you something slightly bad happened, like losing their keys. It shows empathy.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to complete the phrase.
Nowy rower to ______ sprawa!
'Sprawa' is feminine, so we need the feminine adjective 'fajna'.
Which sentence is the most natural way to say 'Learning Polish is a cool thing'?
Nauka polskiego...
The structure '[Subject] + to + fajna sprawa' is the most natural colloquial form.
Match the reaction to the situation.
Your friend says: 'Znalazłem 50 złotych na ulicy!' (I found 50 PLN on the street!)
Finding money is a positive, cool event, so 'Fajna sprawa!' is the perfect reaction.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Lubisz swoją nową pracę? B: Tak, praca w biurze to ______ ______.
'Fajna sprawa' fits perfectly to describe a positive work situation.
Match the Polish phrase with its English equivalent.
Match the pairs:
These are the standard evaluative variations of the phrase.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Intensity of Approval
練習問題バンク
5 問題Nowy rower to ______ sprawa!
'Sprawa' is feminine, so we need the feminine adjective 'fajna'.
Nauka polskiego...
The structure '[Subject] + to + fajna sprawa' is the most natural colloquial form.
Your friend says: 'Znalazłem 50 złotych na ulicy!' (I found 50 PLN on the street!)
Finding money is a positive, cool event, so 'Fajna sprawa!' is the perfect reaction.
A: Lubisz swoją nową pracę? B: Tak, praca w biurze to ______ ______.
'Fajna sprawa' fits perfectly to describe a positive work situation.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the standard evaluative variations of the phrase.
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よくある質問
12 問Not at all! It's very friendly and positive, just informal.
If you have a casual relationship, yes. In a formal meeting, better use 'to interesujące'.
The plural is 'fajne sprawy', but it's rarely used as a standalone phrase.
Yes, it's in the dictionary, though it's marked as colloquial.
No, 'sprawa' is feminine, so it must be 'fajna'.
You can say 'niefajna sprawa' or 'słaba sprawa'.
No, it can also mean 'court case', 'matter', or 'issue'.
In modern dialogue, yes. In formal literature, rarely.
'Pomysł' is specifically an 'idea', while 'sprawa' is more general.
No, you would say 'fajny gość' (cool guy) or 'fajna dziewczyna' (cool girl).
Yes, it's universally understood and used across the country.
Like the English 'v' in 'victory'.
関連フレーズ
fajny temat
synonymA cool topic/project
świetna sprawa
builds onA great thing
słaba sprawa
contrastA weak/bad thing
fajny bajer
specialized formA cool gadget/feature
dobra rzecz
similarA good thing
