意味
Do not be sad about it.
文化的背景
In Poland, showing too much emotion over small things can be seen as a lack of 'charakter' (character). This phrase is a gentle way to remind someone of that value. There is a shared cultural history of 'making do' with what you have. Crying is seen as a waste of energy that could be used for 'załatwianie' (getting things done). Younger generations use this phrase ironically or in memes to mock people who overreact to 'first world problems'. Efficiency is highly valued. If a mistake happens, 'Nie ma co płakać' is the signal to stop the post-mortem and start the fix.
Pair it with 'Trudno'
For maximum native-like effect, say 'Trudno, nie ma co płakać.' It sounds very authentic.
Watch your tone
If said too loudly, it can sound like you are annoyed. Keep it soft to sound comforting.
意味
Do not be sad about it.
Pair it with 'Trudno'
For maximum native-like effect, say 'Trudno, nie ma co płakać.' It sounds very authentic.
Watch your tone
If said too loudly, it can sound like you are annoyed. Keep it soft to sound comforting.
The 'Spilled Milk' connection
If you want to sound more poetic, use the full version: 'Nie ma co płakać nad rozlanym mlekiem'.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb 'płakać'.
Zgubiłeś klucze? Trudno, nie ma co ________.
After 'nie ma co', we always use the infinitive form.
Which situation is most appropriate for 'Nie ma co płakać'?
Wybierz sytuację:
The phrase is for minor setbacks, not major tragedies.
What would you say to a friend who dropped their phone and it got a small scratch?
Kolega: 'O nie, mój telefon ma rysę!' Ty: '________'
This is a natural way to comfort someone about a minor cosmetic issue.
Match the response to the problem.
Problem: 'Zupa jest za słona.'
The response offers a practical solution to a minor problem.
🎉 スコア： /4
ビジュアル学習ツール
When to say 'Nie ma co płakać'
Small Accidents
- • Spilled coffee
- • Broken plate
- • Lost umbrella
Minor Failures
- • Bad grade
- • Missed bus
- • Lost a game
練習問題バンク
4 問題Zgubiłeś klucze? Trudno, nie ma co ________.
After 'nie ma co', we always use the infinitive form.
Wybierz sytuację:
The phrase is for minor setbacks, not major tragedies.
Kolega: 'O nie, mój telefon ma rysę!' Ty: '________'
This is a natural way to comfort someone about a minor cosmetic issue.
Problem: 'Zupa jest za słona.'
The response offers a practical solution to a minor problem.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Not usually, but it can be if the situation is very serious. Use it for small things like a broken glass, not a broken heart.
Only if you have a very casual relationship. Otherwise, it's better to say 'To nie problem, naprawimy to'.
'Nie ma co' means it's useless/unnecessary. 'Nie wolno' means it's forbidden.
Yes! It means 'It's no laughing matter.' The 'Nie ma co' pattern works with many verbs.
Rarely. It's mostly a spoken expression or used in informal emails and texts.
No, the phrase is impersonal and fixed. It stays the same whether you talk to one person or ten.
Use 'Nie płacz' (to one person) or 'Nie płaczcie' (to many).
Yes, 'Nie ma co się mazać' is more colloquial and a bit tougher.
No, it's specifically for responding to negative or disappointing events.
Nie ma co płakać nad rozlanym mlekiem.
関連フレーズ
Trudno
similarThat's life / Too bad.
Szkoda czasu
similarIt's a waste of time.
Nie ma o czym mówić
similarNothing to talk about / Don't mention it.
Głowa do góry
similarChin up.
