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    What it means

    Literally “there won’t be a hole in the sky.” Used to dismiss something as not a big deal — nothing terrible will happen, the world won’t end. A reassuring or dismissive response to someone’s worry.

    Vocabulary

    • dziura — hole
    • niebo — sky, heaven
    • nie będzie — there won't be

    Grammar note

    'Dziury' is the genitive singular after negation — 'nie będzie dziury' (there won't be a hole) requires genitive.

    Intermediate

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