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  What it means

  Literally “at full voice,” this phrase means to speak, shout, or sing as loudly as one possibly can. It describes an action done at maximum volume, often without regard for who might hear. Poles use it to describe kids playing, someone calling out from a distance, or someone playing music very loudly.

  Vocabulary

  • cały — whole / entire / full
  • głos — voice
  • głośno — loudly (adverb)

  Grammar note

  This phrase uses 'na' with the accusative 'cały głos'. It functions as an adverbial of manner, answering the question "How?" (Jak?).

  Cultural context

  While English speakers might say "at the top of my lungs," Poles focus on the "whole voice." It is a standard, neutral expression used in all registers of Polish.

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