No. 2,449 in Polish
c
The Polish word "c" is a conjunction meaning "what" or "that" in colloquial or informal usage, often used in place of "co" or "że".
In a sentence
Spotkałam się z Anią na rynku.
I met with Ania at the marketplace.
'się' - reflects the reflexive particle used with the verb 'spotkać' in this sentence.
Czy przyjdziesz na spotkanie dziś wieczorem?
Will you come to the meeting tonight?
'czy' - used to introduce a yes-no question here.
Czekam na autobus już pół godziny.
I have been waiting for the bus for half an hour.
'Czekam' - expresses the first-person singular verb form of 'czekać'.
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