Jackson
The English surname Jackson is transliterated in Polish as Jackson.
Meaning: transliterations of the surname (name)
Did you know?
- In a Polish sentence, the name Jackson would still change its ending to show grammatical case, such as Jacksonowi for 'to Jackson'.
- The letter 'J' in the name Jackson is pronounced as 'Y' in Polish, so a Polish person reading the name as if it were a Polish word would say 'Yack-son'.
- If a Polish person were to 'Polonize' the name, they might use the suffix -ski, turning it into something like Jacksonski to fit traditional naming patterns.
Examples in context
- Nazwisko Toma to Jackson.Tom's surname is Jackson.Tatoeba #7184631 by arie, translation #7162436 by deniko
- Pani Jackson się nie pojawiła.Miss Jackson did not appear.Tatoeba #542049 by zipangu, translation #53180 by CN
- Pan Jackson uczy nas historii.Mr. Jackson teaches us history.Tatoeba #10669272 by igxr, translation #8355717 by CK
- Hej, Jacku, jak się masz?Hey, Jack, how are you?
- 19 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Małgorzata and Tomasz are talking about a new colleague at work.
- MałgorzataCzy nowy pracownik to Jackson?Is the new employee Jackson?
- TomaszTak, to pan Jackson.Yes, it is Mr. Jackson.
- MałgorzataCzy on jest miły?Is he nice?
- TomaszTak, pan Jackson to bardzo sympatyczny człowiek.Yes, Mr. Jackson is a very nice man.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
