francisco

francisco

The word "francisco" is not Polish; it is typically a Spanish or Portuguese given name.

In this sentence, "Francisco" refers to a person's name, used as the subject of the sentence.

Francisco mieszka w Warszawie.

Francisco lives in Warsaw.

Here, "Francisco" functions as the subject in an interrogative sentence referring to the same person's name.

Czy Francisco odwiedzi nas w przyszłym miesiącu?

Will Francisco visit us next month?

In this sentence, "Francisco" is used as the instrumental case indicating who enabled the understanding of Spanish culture.

Dzięki Francisco dowiedziałem się więcej o hiszpańskiej kulturze.

Thanks to Francisco, I learned more about Spanish culture.