No. 6,819 in Polish
filipinach
"Filipinach" is the locative plural form of "Filipiny," meaning "the Philippines" in Polish.
In a sentence
Czy wiesz coś o Filipinach?
Do you know anything about the Philippines?
'Filipinach' is used here in its locative form to indicate 'about the Philippines' in the context of a question.
Byłem na Filipinach w zeszłym roku.
I was in the Philippines last year.
'Filipinach' is in its locative form, used to show location or place.
Rozmawialiśmy o Filipinach przez całą noc.
We talked about the Philippines all night.
'Filipinach' is again in its locative case, indicating the subject of the discussion.
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