Examples of using "Się bardzo" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're very different.
It has become very cold.
I feel very ill.
- It has become very warm.
- It's become very warm.
- He seemed very nice.
- He seemed to be a really nice guy.
- He made a very nice impression.
I feel very good.
I feel very sick.
Tom got very angry.
Kerabai became very popular.
She is a student who studies very hard.
He studies very hard.
He is being very careful.
Has Tom changed much?
We have to move very quickly.
Tom behaved quite badly.
Carl looked very happy.
It appeared to me that he was very intelligent.
Tom became very famous.
Tom felt very tired.
Things went terribly wrong.
China is developing very quickly.
Martin seemed very tired, didn't he?
My father can be terribly childish, but he means well.
Mr Tanaka appears very rich.
Aha! That looks very tasty.
My friend feels very ill.
You've changed much.
That doesn't happen very often.
This dictionary has been of great use to me.
Your father seems very nice.
Tom became deeply interested in art history.
I was really hurt by your comments.
The TV program seemed very interesting.
Technology will make a lot of progress in the nineties.
- She had an unfriendly attitude.
- She was moody.
This book seems very important to me.
Feng Shui was preserved in a very mainstream way.
If you try your best now, happiness will come to you.
My house is very near the park.
I became very sleepy after a bit of reading.
Mary is being vague, isn't she?
Although she is rich, she dresses quite simply.
It doesn't seem very fair.
It's already September; however, it is very hot.
The extra room proved very useful when we had visitors.
Tom and Mary seemed to be quite busy, didn't they?
In my own practice as a psychologist, this technique has proven valuable,
I wonder why I feel so lonely when it gets cold.
The country is very different from what it was just after the war.
He did not appear at all, which made her very uneasy.
Tom is so stressed at the moment, he can't think straight.
I thought the little boy who was staring and pointing at the foreigner was very rude.
Tom thought the dress code for the reception was informal, and was embarrassed when he realised he was the only man not wearing a coat and tie.