Wordle po polsku (GrySlowne.pl)

Wordle in Polish: one shared five-letter word a day, six guesses, plus hourly and unlimited modes.

Every day: One shared five-letter Polish word a day for all players, changed at midnight. New puzzle: Midnight.

Wordle po polsku on GrySlowne.plThe site's Wordle guide (in Polish)

The GrySlowne.pl title card: Wordle po polsku

GrySlowne.pl's Wordle po polsku gives every player the same five-letter Polish word each day to find in six guesses. Coloured tiles show which letters are right, misplaced or missing.

About Wordle po polsku (GrySlowne.pl)

Wordle po polsku is the Polish Wordle on GrySlowne.pl, a free site of Polish word games that also offers a mini crossword, a Spelling Bee style hive, a word search and hangman. The daily mode gives one five-letter word to every player, and a new one arrives at midnight.

You have six guesses. Each guess must be a real word from the game's dictionary; made-up letter strings are rejected without using up a try. After each guess, green marks a letter in the right place, yellow a letter that is in the word but elsewhere, and grey a letter that is not in the word at all.

Beyond the daily word there is an hourly mode with a new word every hour, an unlimited mode, and shorter and longer variants with four and six letters. The page also shows the previous day's answer.

It is free with no account needed and carries ads. It suits Polish speakers and learners who want a daily Wordle in their own language.

How to play Wordle po polsku (GrySlowne.pl)

  1. Open Wordle po polsku and stay in the daily mode.
  2. Type a five-letter Polish word and press Enter.
  3. Read the colours: green is the right letter in the right place, yellow is in the word elsewhere, grey is not in the word.
  4. Use those clues for your next guess.
  5. Find the word within six guesses.

Tips

  • Start with a word full of common Polish letters like a, e, o, i, r and k.
  • Use the hourly or unlimited modes to practise once the daily word is done.

Questions

Is the daily word the same for everyone?

Yes. In daily mode all players get one shared word, which changes at midnight.

Is it free?

Yes, with no account. The site shows ads.

Are there other modes?

Yes: a new word every hour, an unlimited mode, and four- and six-letter versions.

Do made-up words count as guesses?

No. Words not in the dictionary are rejected without using a try.

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