No. 10,709 in Polish
do
"Do" in Polish means "to," "until," or "into," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Idziemy do kina na film.
We are going to the cinema to watch a movie.
The word 'do' here indicates the direction or destination where the action is heading.
Mam list do Marka.
I have a letter for Marek.
The word 'do' here is used to indicate the recipient or destination of the object in context.
Pracuję od rana do wieczora.
I work from morning to evening.
The word 'do' here specifies the endpoint of a time range.
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