How to say "weak password" in Polish?

In Polish "weak password" translates to  słabe hasło 

Transliteration: swa-be has-wo

🇵🇱 Słabe hasło to łatwy cel dla hakerów.

🗣️ Swah-be has-wo to wat-vy tsyl dla ha-keruf.

🇺🇸 A weak password is an easy target for hackers.



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Polish

Native speakers
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Active vocabulary
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Difficulty
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Learning Polish opens doors to engaging with Poland's rich history and culture, and offers economic opportunities in a growing EU market. Mastering Polish enhances travel experiences in Poland, making interactions more authentic. It is also an asset in industries like IT, engineering, and finance, where Poland is increasingly influential. Understanding Polish is beneficial for academic research in various disciplines and aids in communicating with the Polish diaspora around the world. Furthermore, knowing Polish can improve cognitive skills such as problem-solving and multitasking, as it is a challenging language that stimulates mental agility



Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "weak password" in Polish?

You can use the word "słabe hasło" which translates to "weak password".

How to pronounce "słabe hasło" (weak password) in Polish?

The word "słabe hasło" is pronounced as "swa-be has-wo".

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