意味
It is not surprising.
文化的背景
Poles often use this phrase to express a shared sense of 'realism'. It's a way of acknowledging that life has rules, even if those rules are sometimes frustrating. On Polish Twitter or Facebook, you'll see this used to comment on predictable political or celebrity news, often with a hint of irony. In Polish offices, this phrase is used to validate a colleague's stress or workload, showing that you understand their situation. Parents often use this when talking about their children's behavior, acknowledging that certain actions are just 'typical' for their age.
Use it to sound like a native
Natives use this constantly to show they understand the 'logic' of a situation. It makes you sound very grounded.
Don't forget the 'się'
Without 'się', the phrase is grammatically incomplete and sounds very strange to Polish ears.
意味
It is not surprising.
Use it to sound like a native
Natives use this constantly to show they understand the 'logic' of a situation. It makes you sound very grounded.
Don't forget the 'się'
Without 'się', the phrase is grammatically incomplete and sounds very strange to Polish ears.
Validation tool
Use it to validate someone's feelings. It's a very empathetic way to say 'I see why you feel that way'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to complete the phrase.
Nie ma _____ co dziwić, że jest zimno w zimie.
The phrase 'nie ma się co dziwić' always requires the reflexive pronoun 'się'.
Which sentence is the most natural way to say 'No wonder he's tired'?
Wybierz poprawną odpowiedź:
This follows the standard pattern: phrase + że + clause.
Match the cause to the logical 'Nie ma się co dziwić' reaction.
Połącz przyczynę z reakcją:
Each cause leads to a predictable effect.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Mój stary laptop znowu się zawiesił.' B: 'Ma 10 lat, ________.'
The laptop is old, so it's not surprising it crashed.
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4 問題Nie ma _____ co dziwić, że jest zimno w zimie.
The phrase 'nie ma się co dziwić' always requires the reflexive pronoun 'się'.
Wybierz poprawną odpowiedź:
This follows the standard pattern: phrase + że + clause.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Each cause leads to a predictable effect.
A: 'Mój stary laptop znowu się zawiesił.' B: 'Ma 10 lat, ________.'
The laptop is old, so it's not surprising it crashed.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
5 問Yes, both word orders are perfectly acceptable and mean the same thing.
It's neutral, but in a very formal setting, it's better to say 'To zrozumiałe' or 'To nie powinno dziwić'.
In this idiom, 'co' acts as a placeholder for 'reason' or 'point'.
Absolutely! 'Nie ma się co dziwić, że wygrałeś, jesteś najlepszy!'
Change 'ma' to 'było': 'Nie było się co dziwić'.
関連フレーズ
nic dziwnego
synonymnothing strange / no wonder
trudno się dziwić
similarit's hard to be surprised
co się dziwisz?
contrastwhy are you surprised?
nie ma co
builds onthere's no point / it's no use
