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A2 adjective 7 min read

mocny

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Explanation mocny in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'mocny' is used in its most literal and physical sense. Learners encounter it when describing basic objects or people. For instance, a 'mocny stół' (a strong table) or 'mocny człowiek' (a strong man). The focus is on the basic masculine form 'mocny' and the feminine 'mocna'. You might also see it used for very common drinks like 'mocna kawa' (strong coffee), which is a vital phrase for anyone visiting a Polish home. At this stage, the goal is simply to understand that it means the opposite of 'słaby' (weak). Learners should practice matching the adjective ending to the noun gender correctly in simple subject-verb-adjective sentences.
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At the A2 level, the usage of 'mocny' expands to include sensory experiences and basic weather conditions. You will learn to describe a 'mocny wiatr' (strong wind) or 'mocny głos' (strong voice). This is also where you begin to learn the comparative forms: 'mocniejszy' (stronger) and 'najmocniejszy' (strongest). You might use it to compare things, like 'Mój tata jest mocniejszy niż twój' (My dad is stronger than yours). You'll also encounter it in plural forms, learning the difference between 'mocne' (for things) and 'mocni' (for groups of men). Understanding these declensions is key to progressing at this level.
By B1, 'mocny' starts to be used for abstract qualities and character traits. You can describe someone's 'mocny charakter' (strong character) or a 'mocna osobowość' (strong personality). It’s also used for the intensity of emotions or convictions, such as 'mocne przekonanie' (strong conviction). You will start to see it in common idioms and phrases, like 'mieć mocną głowę' (to have a strong head for alcohol). At this level, you should be able to distinguish when to use 'mocny' versus 'silny' in most common scenarios and use the word naturally in conversation about personal strengths and weaknesses.
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At the B2 level, 'mocny' is used in professional and academic contexts. You might discuss 'mocne dowody' (strong evidence) in a debate or 'mocne strony projektu' (the strong points of a project). It becomes a tool for persuasion and detailed analysis. You will also encounter it in more complex grammatical structures, such as passive voice or with various prepositions. Learners should be comfortable using 'mocny' to describe the impact of media, literature, or art ('mocny przekaz' - a strong message). The nuance between 'mocny' and more specific synonyms like 'intensywny' or 'wyrazisty' becomes more important.
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At the C1 level, you use 'mocny' with precision and stylistic flair. You might use it to describe a 'mocny akcent' (a strong accent) or 'mocne uderzenie' in a metaphorical sense, like a sudden market shift. You are expected to understand its use in literature and high-level journalism, where it might describe social trends or philosophical stances. You can also manipulate the word to create nuanced meanings, using it in combination with adverbs like 'wyjątkowo' (exceptionally) or 'zaskakująco' (surprisingly). At this stage, you are also familiar with rare or archaic uses of the word and its derivatives in formal Polish.
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At the C2 level, 'mocny' is a tool for masterful expression. You understand the deepest etymological roots and how they influence modern usage. You can use 'mocny' in complex rhetorical devices, such as irony or hyperbole. You might analyze the 'mocna struktura' of a classic poem or the 'mocny fundament' of a legal system. Your usage is indistinguishable from a native speaker, including the ability to use it in very specific slang or technical jargon without error. You also recognize the subtle rhythmic and phonetic qualities of the word in poetry and prose, choosing it over synonyms for purely aesthetic reasons.
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Examples Notes & Tips

mocny in 30 Seconds

  • Mocny means 'strong' and is used for physical strength, intensity of flavor, and durability.
  • It declines based on gender: mocny (m), mocna (f), mocne (n).
  • It is common in phrases like 'mocna kawa' (strong coffee) and 'mocny wiatr' (strong wind).
  • It differs slightly from 'silny', which is more about raw physical force or nature.

The Polish adjective mocny is a versatile powerhouse in the language, primarily translating to 'strong' in English. However, its application extends far beyond mere physical muscle. When you first encounter 'mocny', you might think of a weightlifter, but in the streets of Warsaw or Kraków, you are just as likely to hear it describing a cup of coffee, a gust of wind, or a persuasive legal argument. It encapsulates the essence of intensity, durability, and effectiveness across physical, sensory, and abstract domains.

Physical Strength and Durability
Used to describe objects that are sturdy or people who possess great physical power. For example, a 'mocny sznurek' (strong string) won't break under pressure.
Sensory Intensity
Commonly applied to tastes, smells, and sounds. A 'mocna kawa' (strong coffee) is one with a high caffeine content or intense flavor, while a 'mocny zapach' is a pungent aroma.
Abstract Impact
Refers to the weight of arguments, the depth of character, or the intensity of emotions. A 'mocny dowód' is a strong piece of evidence that is hard to refute.

Ta herbata jest bardzo mocna, dodaj trochę wody.

In everyday Polish, 'mocny' is a high-frequency word because it covers so much ground. It is the go-to word for anything that leaves a significant impression. Whether you are talking about a 'mocny uścisk dłoni' (strong handshake) or a 'mocny film' (a powerful, perhaps disturbing movie), you are communicating that the subject has a high degree of some quality. It is also used in sports to describe a 'mocny strzał' (a powerful shot at the goal) or in weather reports to warn of a 'mocny wiatr' (strong wind). Understanding the nuances of 'mocny' allows a learner to move beyond basic descriptions and start expressing the intensity of their experiences.

On ma naprawdę mocny charakter i nigdy się nie poddaje.

Using mocny correctly requires attention to Polish adjective declension, which means the ending of the word changes based on the gender, number, and case of the noun it describes. As a basic 'hard-stem' adjective (ending in -y), it follows a standard pattern that learners usually master at the A2 level. Because it is an adjective, it almost always precedes the noun in neutral sentences, such as 'mocny wiatr' or 'mocna kawa'.

Gender Agreement
Masculine: mocny (mocny stół), Feminine: mocna (mocna więź), Neuter: mocne (mocne piwo).
Plural Forms
For 'virile' (masculine personal) nouns, it becomes 'mocni' (mocni ludzie). For all other plural nouns, it is 'mocne' (mocne argumenty).

Potrzebujemy mocnych dowodów, aby wygrać tę sprawę.

Beyond simple attribution, 'mocny' is frequently used in comparative and superlative forms to show degrees of strength. The comparative is 'mocniejszy' (stronger) and the superlative is 'najmocniejszy' (strongest). For example, 'Ten silnik jest mocniejszy od tamtego' (This engine is stronger than that one). This is crucial for making evaluations and choices in Polish. You will also see it in negative constructions like 'niezbyt mocny' (not very strong) to politely describe weakness, such as a weak tea or a weak performance.

To był najmocniejszy punkt jego przemówienia.

If you are standing in a Polish kitchen, you will hear mocny daily. Poles take their beverages seriously, and the question 'Mocna czy słaba?' (Strong or weak?) is standard when serving tea or coffee. In a social setting, particularly at a bar or a party, 'mocny' describes spirits. 'Mocny alkohol' refers to drinks with high alcohol content, like vodka or moonshine (bimber). If someone says 'To jest mocne!', they might be reacting to a shot of drink or a particularly shocking piece of news.

In the Media
News headlines often use 'mocne słowa' (strong words) to describe a politician's harsh critique or 'mocne uderzenie' (a strong hit) to describe a sudden economic or social impact.
In Sports
Commentators frequently use 'mocny' to describe a player's physical presence or the force of a strike. 'Mocny serwis' in tennis or a 'mocny strzał' in football are common phrases.

Uważaj, ten wiatr jest dzisiaj wyjątkowo mocny.

In a professional context, 'mocny' is used to describe candidates or skills. Someone might have a 'mocne CV' (a strong CV) or 'mocne strony' (strengths). During a job interview, you might be asked: 'Jakie są Pana/Pani mocne strony?'. This usage is identical to the English concept of 'strengths'. Furthermore, in technical fields like construction or engineering, 'mocny' describes the structural integrity of materials, such as 'mocny beton' (strong concrete) or 'mocna konstrukcja' (strong construction).

Musimy mieć mocne podstawy, żeby zacząć ten projekt.

One of the most frequent hurdles for English speakers is distinguishing between mocny and silny. While both translate to 'strong', they are not always interchangeable. 'Silny' often refers to innate physical strength or force of nature (silny człowiek, silny wiatr), whereas 'mocny' often implies durability, resistance, or intensity of effect (mocna kawa, mocny materiał). Using 'silna kawa' sounds slightly unnatural to a native ear, though the meaning is clear.

Mocny vs. Głośny
Sometimes learners use 'mocny' when they mean 'głośny' (loud). While a 'mocny dźwięk' is a powerful sound, if you just want to say the TV is too loud, you should use 'głośno'.
Declension Errors
Forgetting to change the ending for feminine or plural nouns is a common A2-level mistake. Saying 'mocny herbata' instead of 'mocna herbata' is a classic gender agreement error.

Błąd: To jest bardzo silna herbata. (Poprawnie: mocna)

Another mistake occurs with the word 'ciężki' (heavy). In English, we might say 'strong rain', but in Polish, we often say 'silny deszcz' or 'ulewny deszcz'. If you say 'mocny deszcz', it's understood but less common than 'silny'. Similarly, don't confuse 'mocny' with 'trudny' (difficult) when describing a situation. A 'mocna sytuacja' isn't a standard phrase for a 'hard situation'; you would use 'trudna sytuacja'. Finally, be careful with the phrase 'mocna głowa' (a strong head). It specifically refers to someone's high tolerance for alcohol, so using it in other contexts might cause confusion.

To sound more like a native speaker, you should expand your vocabulary beyond just mocny. Depending on the context, there are several synonyms that provide more precision. For instance, if you want to emphasize extreme power, potężny (powerful/mighty) is a great choice. It suggests something massive and imposing, like a 'potężny zamek' (mighty castle) or a 'potężna eksplozja' (powerful explosion).

Silny
The closest synonym. Use it for physical strength, health, or natural forces. 'Silny organizm' (a strong organism).
Intensywny
Better for colors, smells, or light. 'Intensywny niebieski' (intense blue) is more precise than 'mocny niebieski'.
Trwały
Used for durability and lasting strength. 'Trwałe małżeństwo' (a lasting marriage) or 'trwały materiał' (durable material).

Ten argument jest przekonujący, nie tylko mocny.

In more formal or literary contexts, you might encounter krzepki (sturdy/robust), often used for elderly people who remain in good health, or hartowany (tempered/hardened), used for people who have been through a lot and emerged stronger. If you are talking about alcohol, wysokoprocentowy (high-percentage) is the technical term. Using these alternatives shows a higher level of language proficiency and allows for more descriptive storytelling. For example, instead of just saying a person is 'mocny', calling them 'niezłomny' (unwavering/indomitable) adds a layer of moral strength and persistence.

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Informal

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Child friendly

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Fun Fact

The root 'moc' is the same one found in the word 'pomoc' (help), which literally means 'to give power to someone'.

Pronunciation Guide

UK /ˈmɔt͡snɨ/
US /ˈmɔt͡sni/
Stress is on the first syllable (MOC-ny).
Rhymes With
nocny owocny pomocny północny niemocny wszechmocny prawomocny dobranocny
Common Errors
  • Pronouncing 'c' as 'k' (it should be 'ts').
  • Pronouncing 'y' as 'ee' (it's a lower, more central vowel).
  • Stress on the last syllable.
  • Muffling the 'n' before the 'y'.
  • Confusing the 'o' with the English long 'o' in 'go'.

Difficulty Rating

Reading 2/5

Easy to recognize, follows standard adjective patterns.

Writing 3/5

Requires correct gender/case endings.

Speaking 2/5

Pronunciation of 'c' as 'ts' is the only minor hurdle.

Listening 2/5

Clear sound, usually stressed well.

What to Learn Next

Prerequisites

siła duży dobry kawa wiatr

Learn Next

silny potężny słaby intensywny wytrzymały

Advanced

niezłomny hartowany krzepki mocarstwowy

Grammar to Know

Adjective-Noun Agreement

Mocny (m) chłopak, Mocna (f) dziewczyna, Mocne (n) dziecko.

Comparative Degree Formation

Mocny -> Mocniejszy (adding -ejszy).

Superlative Degree Formation

Mocniejszy -> Najmocniejszy (adding naj-).

Masculine Personal Plural

Mocny becomes mocni when referring to men.

Genitive Case with Negation

Nie lubię mocnej (genitive) kawy.

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Examples by Level

1

Ten stół jest mocny.

This table is strong.

Masculine singular nominative.

2

To jest mocna kawa.

This is strong coffee.

Feminine singular nominative.

3

On ma mocny samochód.

He has a strong/powerful car.

Accusative masculine singular (same as nominative for inanimate).

4

Czy ta herbata jest mocna?

Is this tea strong?

Interrogative sentence.

5

Mocny pies biega w ogrodzie.

A strong dog is running in the garden.

Adjective modifying a masculine noun.

6

To są mocne buty.

These are strong/sturdy shoes.

Non-virile plural nominative.

7

Mocna lina jest potrzebna.

A strong rope is needed.

Feminine singular subject.

8

On jest bardzo mocny.

He is very strong.

Simple predicate adjective.

1

Dzisiaj wieje mocny wiatr.

A strong wind is blowing today.

Masculine singular nominative.

2

Mocniejsza kawa jest w kuchni.

Stronger coffee is in the kitchen.

Comparative degree, feminine.

3

To był najmocniejszy punkt programu.

That was the strongest point of the program.

Superlative degree.

4

Oni są bardzo mocni w tej grze.

They are very strong in this game.

Virile plural (masculine personal).

5

Nie lubię mocnego słońca.

I don't like strong sun.

Genitive masculine singular.

6

Użyj mocnego kleju.

Use strong glue.

Genitive masculine singular.

7

Ona ma mocny głos.

She has a strong voice.

Accusative neuter (same as nominative).

8

To są mocne strony naszej firmy.

These are our company's strong points.

Non-virile plural.

1

Marek ma bardzo mocny charakter.

Marek has a very strong character.

Abstract usage.

2

Poczułem mocny ból w nodze.

I felt a strong pain in my leg.

Describing intensity of physical sensation.

3

On ma mocną głowę do alkoholu.

He has a strong head for alcohol (can drink a lot).

Idiomatic expression.

4

To był mocny cios dla rodziny.

It was a strong blow for the family.

Metaphorical usage.

5

Mocne postanowienie poprawy jest ważne.

A strong resolution to improve is important.

Neuter singular.

6

Czy masz mocne argumenty?

Do you have strong arguments?

Plural non-virile.

7

Mocny zapach perfum wypełnił pokój.

A strong scent of perfume filled the room.

Sensory description.

8

To jest mocna tkanina, nie zniszczy się.

This is a strong fabric, it won't get ruined.

Feminine singular.

1

Prezydent wygłosił mocne przemówienie.

The president gave a strong speech.

Describing impact.

2

Istnieją mocne dowody na jego winę.

There is strong evidence of his guilt.

Plural non-virile.

3

To jest mocna konkurencja na rynku.

This is strong competition in the market.

Economic context.

4

Mocny nacisk na edukację przyniósł efekty.

Strong emphasis on education brought results.

Abstract noun modification.

5

Film zawiera mocne sceny przemocy.

The film contains strong scenes of violence.

Describing content intensity.

6

Mocne więzi rodzinne są dla nich kluczowe.

Strong family ties are key for them.

Plural non-virile.

7

Zastosowano mocne środki ostrożności.

Strong precautionary measures were applied.

Official/Formal context.

8

Mocna złotówka wpływa na eksport.

A strong zloty affects exports.

Financial context.

1

Jego argumentacja była wyjątkowo mocna.

His argumentation was exceptionally strong.

Predicate adjective with adverb.

2

Mocne strony kandydata przeważają nad wadami.

The candidate's strengths outweigh the flaws.

Formal comparison.

3

To jest mocno osadzone w tradycji.

This is strongly rooted in tradition.

Adverbial form 'mocno'.

4

Mocny akcent zdradzał jego pochodzenie.

A strong accent betrayed his origin.

Linguistic context.

5

Autor używa mocnych metafor w swoim tekście.

The author uses strong metaphors in his text.

Literary analysis.

6

Mocna struktura społeczna zapobiega chaosowi.

A strong social structure prevents chaos.

Sociological context.

7

To był mocny sygnał dla inwestorów.

It was a strong signal for investors.

Metaphorical signal.

8

Podjęto mocne zobowiązania klimatyczne.

Strong climate commitments were made.

Political/Environmental context.

1

Mocny fundament ontologiczny tej teorii jest podważany.

The strong ontological foundation of this theory is being questioned.

Academic/Philosophical context.

2

Jego proza cechuje się mocnym, surowym stylem.

His prose is characterized by a strong, raw style.

Stylistic description.

3

Mocne sformułowania w traktacie wywołały skandal.

Strong formulations in the treaty caused a scandal.

Historical/Diplomatic context.

4

Dzieło to stanowi mocny głos w dyskusji o wolności.

This work constitutes a strong voice in the discussion on freedom.

Rhetorical usage.

5

Mocne zakorzenienie w kulturze antycznej jest widoczne.

Strong rooting in ancient culture is visible.

Cultural analysis.

6

Mocny, metaliczny posmak świadczy o zanieczyszczeniu.

A strong, metallic aftertaste indicates contamination.

Technical/Scientific context.

7

To jest mocny dowód poszlakowy.

This is strong circumstantial evidence.

Legal nuance.

8

Mocna interwencja państwa była nieunikniona.

Strong state intervention was inevitable.

Political science context.

Common Collocations

mocna kawa
mocny wiatr
mocny charakter
mocny punkt
mocny alkohol
mocne dowody
mocny uścisk
mocny sen
mocny głos
mocne wrażenie

Common Phrases

mocna strona

— A strength or asset of a person or thing.

Moja mocna strona to cierpliwość.

mocne nerwy

— Refers to someone who can handle stress well.

Trzeba mieć mocne nerwy w tej pracy.

mocny w gębie

— Someone who talks big but doesn't necessarily act (informal).

On jest tylko mocny w gębie.

mocna głowa

— High tolerance for alcohol.

On ma mocną głowę, może dużo wypić.

trzymać się mocno

— To hold on tight.

Trzymaj się mocno, zakręt!

mocne słowa

— Harsh or very direct language.

To były mocne słowa jak na taką sytuację.

mocny fundament

— A solid basis for something.

Ich związek ma mocny fundament.

mocny zawodnik

— A tough competitor or a capable person.

To jest mocny zawodnik, nie będzie łatwo.

mocny akcent

— A heavy emphasis or a noticeable regional accent.

Zakończył spotkanie mocnym akcentem.

coś mocnego

— Something intense (often used for strong drinks or movies).

Masz ochotę na coś mocnego?

Often Confused With

mocny vs silny

Silny is more for physical force; mocny is more for intensity or durability.

mocny vs głośny

Głośny is loud; mocny is powerful (though a sound can be both).

mocny vs ciężki

Ciężki is heavy; mocny is strong. A strong person might lift heavy things.

Idioms & Expressions

"mieć mocne plecy"

— To have powerful connections or support.

On dostał tę pracę, bo ma mocne plecy.

informal
"mocny jak dąb"

— As strong as an oak; very healthy and physically powerful.

Mój dziadek ma 80 lat i jest mocny jak dąb.

neutral
"mieć mocną głowę"

— To be able to drink a lot of alcohol without getting drunk.

Nie próbuj go przepić, on ma mocną głowę.

neutral
"mocna karta"

— A strong advantage or a high-value asset.

Nasza lokalizacja to nasza mocna karta.

neutral
"mocny argument"

— A very convincing reason.

To jest mocny argument w dyskusji.

neutral
"uderzyć w mocne tony"

— To use very serious or emotional language to influence someone.

Polityk uderzył w mocne tony patriotyczne.

neutral
"mocny sen"

— Deep sleep from which it's hard to wake up.

Po pracy zapadł w mocny sen.

neutral
"mocne postanowienie"

— A firm resolution.

Mam mocne postanowienie, że rzucę palenie.

neutral
"mocny w gębie"

— Good at talking/bragging but not at doing.

Tylko udaje odważnego, jest mocny w gębie.

informal
"mocna ręka"

— Firm leadership or control.

W tej firmie potrzebna jest mocna ręka.

neutral

Easily Confused

mocny vs silny

Both translate to 'strong'.

Use 'silny' for physical muscle or nature's force. Use 'mocny' for coffee, alcohol, and durability.

Silny człowiek vs. Mocna kawa.

mocny vs trwały

Both imply something doesn't break.

Trwały specifically means 'lasting' or 'durable' over time.

Trwałe małżeństwo.

mocny vs intensywny

Both describe high levels of a quality.

Intensywny is more precise for light, color, and workload.

Intensywny trening.

mocny vs solidny

Both describe good quality.

Solidny implies reliability and being well-made.

Solidny stół.

mocny vs potężny

Both mean strong.

Potężny is much stronger, meaning 'mighty' or 'huge'.

Potężny wybuch.

Sentence Patterns

A1

[Subject] jest mocny/a.

Ten pies jest mocny.

A2

Mam mocną/y [Noun].

Mam mocną kawę.

B1

To jest mój najmocniejszy [Noun].

To jest mój najmocniejszy argument.

B2

Mimo mocnego [Noun], [Result].

Mimo mocnego wiatru, poszliśmy na spacer.

C1

[Noun] cechuje się mocnym [Noun].

Jego styl cechuje się mocnym językiem.

C2

Mocne zakorzenienie w [Locative]...

Mocne zakorzenienie w tradycji pomaga narodowi.

A2

[Noun] jest mocniejszy od [Noun-Gen].

On jest mocniejszy od brata.

B1

Mieć mocną głowę do [Genitive].

Marek ma mocną głowę do wina.

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How to Use It

frequency

Extremely high in daily conversation.

Memorize It

Mnemonic

Think of a 'MOCk' fight where someone shows they are 'MOCny' (strong). Or relate it to 'MOre' strength.

Visual Association

Imagine a giant 'M' shaped like a muscular arm lifting a heavy 'O' and 'C'.

Word Web

kawa wiatr charakter uścisk dowód mięśnie głos alkohol

Challenge

Try to use 'mocny' in three different ways today: for a drink, for the weather, and for a person's character.

Word Origin

Derived from the Old Polish and Proto-Slavic word 'moti' or 'mogti', which meant 'to be able to' or 'to have power'.

Original meaning: Having the power or ability to perform an action or resist force.

Indo-European -> Slavic -> West Slavic -> Polish.

Cultural Context

Be careful when using 'mocny' to describe people's opinions, as it can imply they are stubborn or inflexible.

English speakers often over-rely on 'silny'. Remember to use 'mocny' for coffee, tea, and durability.

'Mocny Anioł' (The Mighty Angel) - a famous novel and film by Wojciech Smarzowski. The phrase 'Bądź mocny' (Be strong) is common in motivational contexts. Polish beer brands often use 'Mocne' to denote higher alcohol content.

Practice in Real Life

Real-World Contexts

At a cafe

  • Poproszę mocną kawę.
  • Czy ta herbata jest mocna?
  • Lubię mocny aromat.
  • Za mocna dla mnie.

At the gym

  • On jest mocny.
  • Mocny trening.
  • Mocne mięśnie.
  • Musisz być mocniejszy.

Weather report

  • Mocny wiatr.
  • Mocne opady.
  • Mocne słońce.
  • Mocne uderzenie gorąca.

Job interview

  • Moje mocne strony.
  • Mocne CV.
  • Mocny kandydat.
  • Mocne doświadczenie.

Construction

  • Mocny materiał.
  • Mocna konstrukcja.
  • Mocny fundament.
  • Mocne połączenie.

Conversation Starters

"Jakie są twoje najmocniejsze strony w pracy?"

"Czy lubisz pić bardzo mocną kawę rano?"

"Jaki był najmocniejszy film, jaki kiedykolwiek widziałeś?"

"Czy w twoim mieście często wieje mocny wiatr?"

"Kto jest według ciebie najmocniejszym sportowcem na świecie?"

Journal Prompts

Opisz sytuację, w której musiałeś wykazać się mocnym charakterem.

Jakie są mocne i słabe strony twojego ulubionego hobby?

Napisz o dniu, w którym pogoda była wyjątkowo mocna (wiatr, deszcz, słońce).

Jakie cechy sprawiają, że człowiek jest mocny wewnętrznie?

Czy uważasz, że kawa powinna być mocna czy słaba? Dlaczego?

Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, it can mean they are physically strong or have a resilient character.

No, 'mocna herbata' is the correct and natural way to say strong tea.

The word is 'mocniejszy'.

It means someone can drink a lot of alcohol without getting drunk.

It is neutral and can be used in any context.

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