w tamtym tygodniu
English translation: last week
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| 4 | last week |
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| 4 | last week / that week |
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18 mins confidence: 
last week Explanation: it is rather standard than slang, but "w zeszłym tygodniu" or "w ubiegłym tygodniu" would be 100% perfect. It's the same meaning. |
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20 mins confidence:
last week / that week Explanation: It could mean "last week", although I would say in that case it's incorrect and it should read "w zeszłym tygodniu". It could also refer to any week in the past, but the context would need to specify which week is meant. |
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24 mins confidence:
the other week Explanation: in 99% cases it means "last week" but in my opinion it may also mean 2 weeks ago. It is definitely spoken Polish, not very elegant at that. As Andrzej said, standard Polish would be "w ubiegłym/zeszłym tygodniu". |
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