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liczyć na kogoś
= polegać na kimś
= wierzyć komuś/w kogoś
= ufać komuś?
liczyć na kogoś
= polegać na kimś
= wierzyć komuś/w kogoś
= ufać komuś?
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- Polish
- Polish
liczyć na kogoś= polegać na kimś = wierzyć W kogoś ( że coś uda się zrobić )
wierzyć komuś - to np: gdy ktoś coś mówi a Ty wiesz, że to mogło sie stać.
ufać komuś = wierzyć komuś, że coś zrobi/nie zrobi
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- Polish
1.liczyć na kogoś = polegać na kimś = wierzyć w kogoś
-to nie znaczy to samo co:
2.wierzyć komuś = ufać komuś
1. -to believe in something/somebody
2. - to trust someone
Przykłady/examples:
1. Liczę na/Polegam na/Wierzę w Ciebie! Uda ci się! - I believe in you! You can do it!
2. Wierzę/ufam ci. Wiem, że mnie nie okłamiesz. - I trust you. I know, you will not lie to me.
(sorry for my english. 😊)
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