It means the same as "I strongly recommend ..."
"Bardzo"Hey, note that this word is not to be declined. Still it is to be graduated.
To say good morning in Poland its dzień dobry
In Poland, you say "dziękuję" to express thanks. If you want to be more formal or polite, you can say "dziękuję bardzo," which means "thank you very much." It's a commonly used phrase in everyday interactions.
zimny --- for a male noun zimna --- for a female noun zimne --- for a neutral noun I know it's strange but we have 3 articles of nouns in polish. Maybe you could better write whole sentence which you meant...
he was a mean person who lived with mean people in a mean castle on a mean hill in a mean country in a mean continent in a mean world in a mean solar system in a mean galaxy in a mean universe in a mean dimension
Pozdrawiam means 'greetings' or 'I greet you' and bardzo means 'much/many' or 'very'. You can translate pozdrawiam bardzo as 'lots of greetings'.
"Bardzo" in Polish translates to "very" in English. It is commonly used to intensify the meaning of an adjective or adverb.
Dzienkuje bardzo means thank you very much.
bardzo gorąco (about the weather) bardzo gorące (about an object of high temperature) bardzo gorący (figuratively about a man) bardzo gorąca (figuratively about a woman) bardzo ostre (about a spicy dish)
"Very happy" in Polish is "bardzo szczęśliwy" for a male and "bardzo szczęśliwa" for a female.
Dziękuje bardzo.
Dziękuję Bardzo was created on 2009-05-29.
"Bardzo Cię kocham"
It means: "You're welcome." - prosze bardzo lol
In Polish, you can say "bardzo dziękuję" which translates to "thank you very much".
"Kocham cię bardzo" is how you say "I like you very much" in Polish.
You can say "Kocham Cię bardzo" in Polish, which translates to "I love you so much."