Literally, co słychać is "what's to hear" in Polish. It is roughly equivalent to "What's up?" in English.
"Co robisz" in Polish means "What are you doing" in English.
The prefix "co-" in words like co-worker or co-operative means "together" or "jointly." It signifies that the individuals mentioned are working or operating together in some way.
"Co teraz robisz" in Polish means "What are you doing now?"
In Polish, you can say "co tam" to mean "what's up" or "wassup."
In Polish, "co" means "what" in English. It is used to ask questions in order to obtain information or clarification.
Hi? What's up?
hello Irenko!What are you doing interesting?
co= what :)
What's up? Will you be on wedding or you still know nothing? Greetings, Pajacyk
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'Co' is a prefix, and it means 'with' or 'together'.
'And co.' means 'and company'.
with.
company
rogers cutlery & CO
what do these geographical co ordinates mean?
carbon monoxide is CO