Examples of using "Wielka" in a sentence and their english translations:
- What a shame!
- What a shame.
What a big truck!
Russia is big.
What a big pumpkin!
But the Galaxy is so huge,
Great was the delight of his parents.
- I think it a pity that he told a lie.
- I think it's a pity that he lied.
- They say that a huge dam will be built.
- They say that a large dam will be built.
It'll be a big occasion.
That's a huge relief.
But it is a great advantage.
Watch out! There's a big hole there.
A great responsibility lies on his shoulders.
There's a big fly on the ceiling.
- I have a lot of regrets.
- I feel extremely regretful.
Several houses were carried away by the great flood.
The bag was big, and moreover, it was heavy.
And that in the jungle, is a big loss.
Ah, look at that! That is one big poo! Ugh!
Take the United Kingdom and its monarchy.
Not the US. Neither does Great Britain.
The big relief came a week or so later,
You can find the Big Dipper easily.
It was a big help to me.
I know how you feel, but it's over.
A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.
Fuel economy is a big advantage of this car.
Traveling by ship gives us great pleasure.
A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.
Such painters as Picasso are rare.
It's brand new.
So if you think that the galaxy is something huge and distant,
That's going to be my best chance of getting out of here.
That's going to be my best chance of getting out of here.
Do you know what? It's a shame... A real shame that you are losing Uruguay.
- I do think that it is a pity.
- I do think that it's a pity.
- I do think it's a pity.
His death was a great loss to our firm.
Great Britain has two military bases in Cyprus.
Terms were signed between Japan, Germany, Great Britain and the United States.
France seems to be swinging left - Britain to the right.
There is a big difference in being able to speak a language well, and being able to speak a language fluently.
A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.
Hey, what's the big secret? Come on; let me in on it.
The fact that Britain had no national anthem before 1745 is in itself of little consequence.
The United States and Britain have different sign languages. Mexican Sign Language also differs from Spanish Sign Language.