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No. 6,779 in Polish

ewie

"Ewie" is not a stand-alone word in Polish; it might be a form of a name ("Ewa") in the dative or locative case.

In a sentence

  • Ewie podoba się nowa książka.

    Ewa likes her new book.

    The word 'Ewie' is the dative case of the name 'Ewa', used here to indicate to whom the book is pleasing (which corresponds to 'Ewa' in English).

  • Rozmawiam z Ewą o jej wakacjach.

    I am talking with Ewa about her holidays.

    Here, 'Ewą' is the instrumental case of the name 'Ewa', which is used after the preposition 'z' (with) to describe who is involved in the conversation.

  • Przypomniałem sobie o ewie z naszego zespołu.

    I remembered about Eve from our team.

    In this context, 'ewie' is used as a reference in a dative sense, showing the name applied in a grammatical function.

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