Word
To, co wydrukowałeś, to pojedyncza ulotka.
Meaning
What you printed is a single flyer.
Part of speech
sentence
Pronunciation
Course
Breakdown of To, co wydrukowałeś, to pojedyncza ulotka.
to
is (linking copula)
wydrukować
to print (perfective)
co
that, which (relative)
pojedynczy
single
Questions & Answers about To, co wydrukowałeś, to pojedyncza ulotka.
How does the word pojedyncza fit into the pattern of multiplicative adjectives?
Pojedyncza is the feminine nominative form of pojedynczy (single), matching the feminine noun ulotka (flyer). It belongs to the same family of adjectives as podwójny (double) and potrójny (triple).
Why does the sentence begin with To, co instead of just Co?
In Polish, when you use "What..." to introduce a statement rather than a question, you generally need the pairing To, co, which literally means "That, which". Starting with just Co would make it sound like you are asking "What did you print?".
There are two to's in this sentence. What is the function of the second one?
The second to acts as the linking verb "is". The overall structure is "[Phrase A] to [Phrase B]", linking the first clause (what you printed) with the noun phrase (a single flyer).
Why is pojedyncza ulotka in the nominative case instead of the instrumental case?
Because the sentence uses to to link the phrases. When you use to to say "X is Y", the following noun phrase stays in the nominative case. If you used the verb być (to be) instead, you would need the instrumental case: To, co wydrukowałeś, jest pojedynczą ulotką.