No. 4,329 in Polish
firmach
"Firmach" means "companies" or "firms" in the locative case in Polish.
In a sentence
Pracuję w różnych firmach, aby zdobyć doświadczenie.
I work in various firms to gain experience.
The word 'firmach' is the locative plural form of 'firma,' indicating different companies or businesses where the action takes place.
W firmach technologicznych często panuje innowacyjna atmosfera.
In tech companies, there is often an innovative atmosphere.
Here, 'firmach' is used in the locative plural to describe a characteristic or situation found in companies of this sector.
Mój przyjaciel często odwiedza klientów w dużych firmach.
My friend often visits clients in large firms.
The word 'firmach' implies the location where clients are being visited, showing the destination of this action.
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