No. 6,435 in Polish

change

The Polish word for "change" is "zmiana," meaning an alteration, modification, or transformation.

In a sentence

Zmiana pogody zaskoczyła wszystkich.
The change of weather surprised everyone.
Here, 'change' is used as a noun to describe a modification or shift in conditions, specifically the weather.
Musisz się przebrać, aby iść na imprezę.
You need to change clothes to go to the party.
In this context, 'change' is used as a verb to describe the act of replacing one set of clothes with another.
Czy mógłbyś rozmienić mi pieniądze?
Could you change my money?
Here, 'change' refers to breaking down money into smaller denominations or exchanging currency, showcasing its application in financial contexts.

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