Language pair
English to Polish Translation
Polish has seven grammatical cases, meaning a noun's ending changes depending on its role in the sentence - a translation quirk that has nothing to do with your document's layout, but can trip up tools that translate cell-by-cell instead of respecting full sentences. We translate complete sentences within their original formatting, so case changes don't fragment your tables.
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FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Why does Polish need full sentences rather than cell-by-cell translation?
Polish noun endings change with grammatical case, which only makes sense in the context of a full sentence. Translating cell-by-cell can produce endings that don't agree. We translate in full sentences and then place the result back into your original structure.
What does it cost to translate English to Polish?
£8 per 1,000 words, £5 minimum, first 500 words free - the exact price is shown before you pay, based on your document's word count.
Is the Polish translation AI generated?
Yes, and every job is clearly labelled as AI generated, meeting EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure rules. We don't offer a certificate of accuracy, and human expert review isn't live yet - it's on our roadmap.
What if the formatting breaks?
If our processing materially breaks the formatting, the job is free. That's the one guarantee we make - see below.
The guarantee
Your document comes back with its formatting exactly intact - or the job is free.
Broken tables and mangled layouts are the most common complaint about every translation tool on the market. We translate inside the document's own structure, so there is nothing to rebuild and nothing to fix.
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