意味
Impossible to succeed.
文化的背景
Poles value 'realizm' (realism). Saying 'nie ma szans' is often seen as being honest rather than being negative. It's a way to avoid 'robienie komuś nadziei' (giving someone false hope). In modern Polish offices, 'nie ma opcji' is often used as a synonym for 'nie ma szans'. It reflects the influence of English 'no option' or 'no way'. Polish sports fans are famously self-deprecating. 'Nie ma szans' is a common refrain when the national team plays against a powerhouse like Germany or Brazil. The phrase is often used in memes to mock unrealistic expectations or 'life hacks' that clearly don't work.
Use it for emphasis
Add 'absolutnie' (absolutely) before 'nie ma szans' to sound even more like a native speaker.
Watch your tone
If said too loudly or sharply, it can sound very aggressive. Use a shrugging tone for a neutral effect.
意味
Impossible to succeed.
Use it for emphasis
Add 'absolutnie' (absolutely) before 'nie ma szans' to sound even more like a native speaker.
Watch your tone
If said too loudly or sharply, it can sound very aggressive. Use a shrugging tone for a neutral effect.
The 'Realist' Shrug
Poles often accompany this phrase with a slight shrug and a downward turn of the mouth.
Singular vs Plural
Stick to the plural 'szans' for general impossibility. Use the singular 'szansy' only if referring to one specific opportunity.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the phrase.
Czy Polska wygra mecz z Brazylią? Nie, ____ ____ ____.
The correct form is 'nie ma szans' (Genitive plural).
Match the response 'Nie ma szans!' to the most appropriate situation.
Which situation fits best?
'Nie ma szans' is used for impossible or unrealistic requests.
Choose the best response for the dialogue.
A: 'Może zdążymy na film? Zaczyna się za minutę.' B: '____'
The first option provides a logical reason for the impossibility.
Which of these is the most formal way to say 'no chance'?
Select the formal version:
'To nie jest możliwe' (It is not possible) is the neutral/formal equivalent.
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Formal vs Informal Impossibility
練習問題バンク
4 問題Czy Polska wygra mecz z Brazylią? Nie, ____ ____ ____.
The correct form is 'nie ma szans' (Genitive plural).
Which situation fits best?
'Nie ma szans' is used for impossible or unrealistic requests.
A: 'Może zdążymy na film? Zaczyna się za minutę.' B: '____'
The first option provides a logical reason for the impossibility.
Select the formal version:
'To nie jest możliwe' (It is not possible) is the neutral/formal equivalent.
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よくある質問
10 問It can be blunt. To be more polite, add 'niestety' (unfortunately) at the beginning.
No, that is grammatically incorrect. Negation requires the genitive case, so it must be 'szans' or 'szansy'.
'Nie ma szans' refers to probability/possibility. 'Nie da rady' refers to someone's ability or a physical constraint.
Yes, but mostly in casual internal meetings. In formal client meetings, use 'to niemożliwe'.
Use 'Nie było szans'.
Yes, 'On nie ma szans' means 'He has no chance (of winning/succeeding)'.
It's just more modern. Both are very common.
It's a shorter version, often used as an adjective: 'To jest sytuacja bez szans' (This is a hopeless situation).
No! That is 'nie ma za co'. This is a common beginner mistake.
Extremely. It's a staple of Polish action and comedy dialogue.
関連フレーズ
bez szans
similarwithout a chance
nie ma opcji
synonymno option
ani mowy
similarno way / don't even talk about it
marne szanse
specialized formslim chances
nie da rady
similarit can't be done
