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Polish frequency list

No. 4,269 in Polish

dwiema

The word "dwiema" is the instrumental case form of "dwie" (feminine or non-masculine personal for "two"), meaning "with two."

In a sentence

  • Spotkałem się z dwiema przyjaciółkami.

    I met with two friends.

    The word 'dwiema' is the instrumental form of the number 'two', used here to show the tool or method by which an action is performed, corresponding to the subject 'friends'.

  • Podzieliliśmy się dwiema książkami.

    We shared two books.

    Here 'dwiema' indicates the quantity and serves as the instrumental case of 'two', expressing the entities involved in the sharing.

  • Rozmawiał z dwiema osobami.

    He talked with two people.

    In this sentence, 'dwiema' is used to indicate the number of people in the instrumental case, showing the entities he communicated with.

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