Do białego rana
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What it means
“Until the break of dawn / until white morning.” Staying up or partying until the early morning light — until dawn breaks.
Vocabulary
- biały — white
- rano — morning
- do białego rana — until white morning (genitive)
Grammar note
'Do białego rana' uses the genitive of 'białe rano' after 'do'. 'Białe rano' refers to the pale light of early dawn.
Cultural context
A poetic way to say you stayed up all night. Common in descriptions of parties, celebrations, or intense work sessions.
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