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emmanuel

In Polish, "Emmanuel" is a male given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is with us."

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Emmanuel przyszedł na spotkanie.
Emmanuel came to the meeting.
Here, 'Emmanuel' is used as a proper noun and refers to a person's name.
Czy Emmanuel może z nami porozmawiać?
Can Emmanuel talk with us?
In this sentence, 'Emmanuel' is again a proper noun, used to refer to a specific individual in a question.
W szkole każdy zna historia Emmanuela.
At school, everyone knows Emmanuel's story.
'Emmanuel' functions as a possessive proper noun, relating to a narrative or context associated with the person named Emmanuel.

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