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What does ale mean in polish?

"Ale" in Polish has two main meanings:

1. "But" - This is the most common meaning of "ale" and functions as a conjunction, similar to its English counterpart.

Example: "Chcę iść do kina, ale jestem zmęczony." (I want to go to the cinema, but I'm tired.)

2. "Beer" - This meaning is a bit less common, but it's still used in some contexts, especially when talking about specific types of beer.

Example: "Piwo ale" (Ale beer)

It's important to note that "ale" is pronounced differently in each of these contexts.

* In the "but" context, it's pronounced like "ah-leh".

* In the "beer" context, it's pronounced like "al-eh".

To know which meaning is intended, you'll need to consider the context of the sentence.

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