Przez cały czas
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What it means
Literally “through the whole time.” Means “the whole time,” “all along,” or “continuously.” Used to emphasize that something happened or was true without interruption throughout a period.
Vocabulary
- przez — through, for (preposition of duration)
- cały — whole, entire
- czas — time
Grammar note
'Przez' takes the accusative case, hence 'cały czas' (not 'całego czasu'). This is a very common temporal expression.
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