Na wynos
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What it means
Literally “to take away / for takeout.” Means takeaway, to go — food ordered to take away rather than eat in. “To go,” “takeaway,” “takeout.”
Vocabulary
- wynos — takeaway, carrying out
Grammar note
'Na wynos' uses the accusative of 'wynos' after 'na' — purpose.
Cultural context
Takeaway culture ('na wynos') has exploded in Poland with the rise of delivery apps — the phrase is now ubiquitous.
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