Questions & Answers about Dziś mam już tylko jedno spotkanie.
In Polish, the subject pronoun is often omitted because the verb form already shows who is doing the action.
Here, mam means I have.
So mam already tells you the subject is I, and adding ja would usually only be for emphasis.
- mam = I have
- ja mam = I have / I do have with extra emphasis
So Dziś mam już tylko jedno spotkanie sounds natural without ja.
Już tylko is a very common combination in Polish. In this sentence, it means something like:
- only now
- only one left now
- just one remaining
The two words add slightly different ideas:
- już = already / now by this point
- tylko = only
Together, już tylko jedno spotkanie suggests that earlier there may have been more things planned, but at this point only one meeting remains.
A natural English translation is often:
- Today I only have one meeting left now
- Today I’ve only got one meeting left